Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 1, Number 113, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 September 1848 — Page 2

EVA.VYIUsE DAILY JOl'KXAL t' 1:1 nt k and n Ki.iirrn F.Y W.M. II. Cll AM) LEU & CO.

IM GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR, Of Louisiana FOK VICE P RESIDENT f MILLARD FILLMORE, Of Jfew York. WIHO ELECTORAL TICKET. FOR THE STATE AT URGE : JOSKril (I. MAUSIIALU of J irerson. (MPLOVK S. OliTII, of Teppvcanoc. P1STKHT ELECTORS: lt lit. Jirs K. Ui.ythe, of Ynnderhurg. J"H.n S. JVti'is, of Floyd. Milton (jr. fco, of Dearborn.' Dl VI 1. IU'I.IOWAY, Of WaVXE, Thomas I). Walimoi., of Hancock. Lvi.i.l. II. !IorssE.r, of Greene, KmvAirn W. McCIcaiihey, oi Turk. Jaxi F. Srir, of Clinton. DaMLL I. PRATT, Ot CSS. David Kiu;re, of Ikduware. 3.1 4 th Silt r.th Tilt loth CITY OV EVAXSVILLC: MOXDAV MOEXlXd. SEP. 4. IS 19. T-iE Batma Co:.o:;:iü:;; t.ue U:;i7ej Statt We published Idst week, on extract from ;i ldtC Sptttfl ill til" imiUll llotlMr of Common lr Sir William Molesvt oith, which mut have at'rj'.tt:! the. all niton aa l pd.Vncd the t'.-l cd some of our r-anVr. la fi:'t a? a cntem potdry r. weren't !n'jw liow any Aui'mi ran tor! I i 'a ' I il v. i'li'iM. 1 -j'i;" n:; iii tern oi "rr,:;:.-ji'rt't p'I ; ; it l- i)iiu'A,r to lift! j Bfi'.i-jii M. P. cxuliinv !im tiis 1 i;'. 'i S'a'.- of Ali. rita a tifie ii'pT'i' i.t ct '? of Orca'. !:itüiii. rvt!i:rtJ :o tlivir oriiudl stiij'c'.ioii tu liie niilislt ciown ly tn frce-trj'K polier of the Locofocos. a faici, reir.arki the AmntuM, t;.a. c:i t::e floor of the House cf Commons. Sir Wü.iax Mo'cs'.vorlh'.li'.l Iio'. iir 8r;':,ar! tl.at Rtr.iil rt-j ca'ei "hear hear?," that it would he tviter for England tl.at hr North American oloaios siiouM revolt and "join the United S'a'e." w!k!i would render tlien1, s-aid lie, .zr.ore profitable colonies than they are at pre r:t. An 1 it i aNo a fct tl:3j he thnn went en to i'eclira that ".he Unite J Slates of Ameiica v.er?, in the strict fc"s;rinrat:tn cf th .vcri', sti'l co'cr.'es of Great Britain." (hear! -.-lidthc; ue!i:it-d Ccnrr.cr.s) "cs Car'.hig v a, b cole:: of Tvre," ?vC. An .! hcra t':e eralor icf:e:i' d the sling a little, by 'intimating ihal";he word colony d-d r.ot iCej-srür im r"

p'.v ('?""?::':;rv"(,.clit:ca!de ,r '' rev) w"l ;c!i 'Grat rains ar.J attention have been given to es entailing the fcaFc-nj.e cf gorernr. cr.t, was this locatic-n, aul much time spent in selectI recise'.y that feature in her colonies which 5r? cni lop-.ir.g a Hue that slioald prove the

es Gieat Biitaiu, according to Sir William, ought lobe r:;ost 01:5101. to get rii of. ' Now our .io'.c nics (r.s I wi'd term them") said he, our 4 oicr.ies cf the United States are, i:: every pcint of view, more useful to us tha:i all o::r other r f'o.."t v t f-'rcf.'.fr." Av, indeed? aul how c? Why i etat:1?, as Sir Wi'.'ii jm showed, the vost. t'k.. rr.j.r.;f.rt r.t ir.2re. cf the United States, fijual in vah:e toull othtrccloniai mdrket, fe'.ill retrains Great Britain's (Locofoco free-tia.le Ieoisbiion n:akes it und keepsit so,) without it- costing that hnpj'y country we were r.c;i to sav. one pewter Kiiiiinz: but we were mistaken it actually costs John Hull ..15.0X) sterling a vear! "All our other colmial dominion'." savs Sir William, making l;;s cs.i:v.t!tes wit!: r.:oi ecu tile preci-icn, "we grvt r;:at a cost of JL' 2.000,000; whih- the l"ni led Slates cost ;i for consular and diplcmatic fcrvices, r.ot more than JCiO.tKT) a year (hear, leai!) aud nrt 0:10 s;.i: of war required to pro tect our tra '.e." Now we should like to know l ow til this ound in the ears of the democracy in thoe cf the true republications of the United Stute-,

w ho fcave hearts to iovc their country, who valua her I.cnor a well as h:r piosperity, and w ho are proud to believe h r freeoud independent of the whole earth? Colonies, indeed! The free States cf the Union0 Colonies of Cireat Brltjiul So muili colonies, that they are claimed bctare all ir.aukiuf, in the British Parliament, by a B.i'.Ub atatesman. wlu boasts that their government (because they are not Toliticalh uepcnne;it) costs only irjf000 a year! Why, surely, England must b in eat "favor with the d?m?cricy that is, ti e Locofoco portion thereof if ihyare willing to permit this state of things' There rr.u-jt be some mistake about tht intense sympathy for Irelj&d, claimed s a m"rit for th? Loofoco branch exclusively; it would setzn that tlii nvmpatby g,oes, after all, to England, whii sweeps from us tl:'jre:y zn anituil tribute ol commercial profit, m.ITh it nt, ar.d ir.cra thin fcutficient, to feed Ireland with the brra l .ol jdeiitv. The taiifl' of '4C, deliberately framed Locofocos, who are so fond of jtrofeiv ''Mc'and. was l4.e treaty of capitu""'itc! Statjsof America. j tu 1 toen'oy t'ie honor lostility to -. Ivton bv the free C- r.tln-

.1 v ,1 r . ' tlieadvaiiliul'H s the North AniCTloiu..... . I.

one toEnsbml, ami vcUmay her ulaicsnUti Doast oi inem. ai hub very muim ni r . . .1 ... I..-. I can deny it? our markets arc tar mnykotsjshc rules ami regulates them, and supplies them, she raises or depress them at her pleasure; : - .nAonJn ' . 7u i elbowing oui me mi - American occupants, who might claim a super mr ti t n rti 1 rifrM tn flnl ivith thpir nwn rnuntrvtncn Fn-lish irons English cottons, try men. r.n0nsu iron?, Ju0iisii cuviuua, j glUh woollens are now rapidly taking the place of similar home male wares; and the A merican workman finds wages declining and emn!nvment becoming invufficient Who does ploj ment becoming insuthcient. u no noes not know end feel that America is now begining to sutler undcT the commercial rule of Eneland, as she has always before suffered under .1.. s. ...s, h orrn,r ,n i r 1 before she is aware of the fchainc, ofa new coliiwi cm, Hihmu IHIW.IUB ii.kUv..v.., - " - I onial vassalajre? Is it right, 0 people of the American Union, that your fcovcreign States

ühouM he Rritish colonies and ve in rone- me uu ........ lue auovenamea paper ior puuncauon, nmui ShOU.d De brilisti colonies, anil ye, in ronse we hai, prt.Tiousiy engaged, owning a was extensively copied by the papers througquence. British subjects as of old, Ifore the tremeiui0us fire with a savage yell, made, a out .i counlrT. h U dated Lindeiiwald.Oct.

day of Hunker's Uill bound to see your trade rush upon us. Our men were again thrown .,1 liar.; riirliifo disorder and confusion and commenced a

linli nmilnrtlve industry broken down for whole prtxlticliveinuubtry, oroken uoun ior the enrichment of the "mother country? Do

you mean tone reauy iree anu iuuepeuuciu: monycaueu oui io ui5juuc vcu. Maj,vi attention ot tne lree-sou wings 10 ine iouowUreak. then, the vassal chains imposed upon statements, u,'ich noi n,f Z"11 vi'ldicalfsiug extract, in which Mr. Van Buren speaks of

your limbs and neck by the revenue tariff of 4G. Do you mean to preserve your own weal-

thy markets for the reward of your own indus-jder trv Down, then, with Locofocoism! which

has always proved, and never more perlim- myaelf da6hed .ong . ihera endeavoring to temlcred, included that not only of the intlexciously to the country than now, the ally, the check ljiemt bvl t0 1I0 tffeci." It is wuii no nlu Tici0rious democracy of your congrescreature, the very tool and boud-slave of the spirit of exultation we make this quotation sl0nai di'strict, but also of the democratic par-

British Government. Down with the wretch- , ' rr- 1 v. etl liagoi V, o.u. a ..uv.c a r. pvriMgiur uwuiiiwiivuiviii m ted States!!" Substitute for it the banner of n r . 411. A 1.: ! f. PrkliAa in tliA I niJ Turlor, the Constitution, and the Protection of a" r i . .... ,tt.,i it,,, .i,. American In!u,!ry, assured, that tl.at is the only standard which guarantees the entire ffnhm and indeprn.lenn of this country.

, rM ... , of lite 2d regiment into acuon alter the diias- 1 appreciate and honor, vour anxious desire to Lam. 1uais in 1mh.ina.--1 heb ate Journal tfcrs above mentioned, he deserves credit, as M.r jritv and Hrn'mess of the deinosr thnt the SLradin mid bridging on the Rail- a .foe men who rallied under his orders. ,rtv i.f 1 1 I'ninii fnllv v indiiüted. As

n.a I from IndiiHnolin to Peru, has been let as fir a rW-dcsville for S"-l,000- -t7,'J9'J :c- . Ib. g.o -ling ai::l bringing of t'.ie Lafayette IirJ'tniH;o'i, r,at!ro;id (.11 milf sof ir) isto Icto:i the 12th cf October, at Likyetv. Ihcdi.'.a.v.e to ho A I tea bot'.reen Ldfsyetle and L-lwuii, the county keal of Boone county. Si;ir Ctcck bridge is embrjccd Jn this itlling, al.o t!ie wooi'.cn bujs.-rstructuro of lhcro;i.l wi.'l h' bid for in tepuratc proposals. A permanent location is now being rnade of the Indianapolis and Bellefon'.aine Railroad, au 1 we notice tlrat the Treasurer has ode red iüQ.Ov'O of the bonds of their road for sale, which will likely command immediate purchaser?, as they are bacd upon a land fund lien of fclf'O.OOO aud the entire road and its proceed. TheTerre Haute Express saya the road that ir.CKt intervsts central InJiana, is th TerrcHiutc ar.d Richmond Railroad. "This line of road," says the.Express, 4 Ins lately been permanent!;located bv T. A. Morris, Ei., from this p'.ace to within a short distance of Greencastle, or.i is nozs rei'J'jfor Ictiirg, as soon as the ktocklioIJers pay over the cailalreaJy made. ,, Jbest cr cne 111 every repAct. iow, that tins is k . ..... obtained and fixed, and the stockholders are in formed that nothing keeps back a letting but a rrant cf promptness on their part, we cant per mit ourself to think that thev will longer delav, but that everv one of them will immediate(y attend to the notice of the Board and payover their calls forthwith. Wc may just as well have aletlingoa this part of the liacnow, LS net spring, or next year, and we think that stockholders who now fail lo make prompt payments, will stand very much in their own light, and will injure the prospects of the roa.l A good, or favorable beginning is somctimcsas much as half the battle; and when the work is once undertaken all obstacles will ceas? or be overcome nsftst as they approach, whereas bywant ofa proper energy am! spirit at first, dif ficulties are magnified fourfold annually 'The Gkeat Wfst.v Under this title there is published at Cincinnati one of the best fami ly papers of the thy, devoted especially to Wes tern literjturc, and deserving support from every Western man. It is worth a dozen o the sickly, mawkish publication which f.ooJ this pjrt of the country from the eastern cities "MtxK Fink." We lave received from Messrs. Robinson 5c Jones, Cincinnati, a copy ofa Western Romance with the above title. It is by Emerson Bennett. Esqr., and wiil rank with his "Bandits of the Osag." Price 25 cents. HoLnr.N's Dollar Magazine. This is one of the lvs if not the In st monthly that comes to our table, and when we take into considera tion the low price at which it is procured we are surprised that it is not 111 the hands of ev crv r.un. ' li is a Gjzett;cr, an Encyclopedia of LVful Kncwleuje, a Reliitioui Periodical and tii? r?sc-ptacle of the amusing and ster lir-.' iitrratureof the day. Price &i pr. year Address Charl-s W- Holden, 10? Nassau st. New York. IvrFRisTt-N-r.. There was a Southern mal armed here on yesterday, bringing i s New Orleans papers from the 11th of June to the 20ih of August inclusive, and Memphis papers from the ltth of June to the 21 st of August a'sti inclu-ive. Who nays our mailsare irre;u !ji?

fCTI.e following vote was taken on Wd . v-.i,:-.rt,i nn her lnst Irin

tue.. 0. Y Irtm rmpinii.. " ' ' -, Cass, JS. LIEUT. COL. HADDEN'S REPORT. - The State Sentinel joined the Western Sun in a call on Lieut. Co, Haddon for a report of the conduct of the 2d Indiana Regiment in the battle of Buena Vista. The object of this call no one could Lna Vista. TUeobjrct of this call no one could doubt. It was for no other purpose than to throw discredit on the official report of Gen. Taylor, which these worthies are attempting to construe to the preiudice of the 2d Indiana Regiment. Lieut. Col. Hadden responds to the call in the last Western Sun. He does not contradict Gen. Taylor's report in a single particular. In fact he states that which Gen. Taylor never stated, and which we never before heard charged against the Regiment that after he had succeeded, "with the assistance of company officers, in reforming the greater portion of the Regiment," "Gen. Lane came up and ordered us to form on the other side of the ravine. The companies commenced moving to the point indicated, when a strong force of If dailud among then endeavoring to check tflt,n hut to n0 tiltct? Here is locoftico testi-li-i . a:. n.. T. n.. l ment but whkh that rfgimcnt n.ilh having been thrown a second lime "into disorand confusion with having a second lime "commenced a disorderly retreat" and "om ah. hwucii a r1" lied outbya parlizan press to do justice to an , . aiul ma..e Dubl c. We have lelt It . .ff .1. - U -! I (jue io inecausc oi irum toinaue me tion we liave. 1 justice to wem. iwmou c iuum sav his communtcalioa is altogether unexcepl5ünaile in hlrIc aijJ er towards Gen. T., am no doubt r'ivcs a true statement of the

transactions as they occured under his observ3-tjevotetf ni',j to which lowe any peisoml saclion. For his exerons in bringingobout halfjrjj-,ce n lne last degree improbable.

That thev done cood service the remainder of i.it..r .i....u ti. : ..r;,.:..v I l,,c oauie no uiie nu uuuwi. in mcim nv nl ome 01 tneonicers was tue wie -iiucoi an U, 01!V OM xw The locofoco pmiy .vav brinz disaster upon every tnmg they tindenake lo mana. St.ite Journal. 11U DULIUK&Dl&AUKr.L. v , -v wa. ft V 1 W I here is in tins Mate a preconcerteu.system-1 ailC euori oil nie jaii wi uir rauci ui 10rj Yifct.i. throudt the incomivteucv of its locofo co officers, foine of whom were placed in comraanJ ntorc onaccouut of their services to the partv than their knowledge of military tactics. jut all the facts thus "far elicited go lo clear Gen, Taylor from any misrepresentation of the regiment, while it places the responsibility upot! ü:i officers of the regiment. It is a curious fact, perhaps not in the pos session of the public, lhat these locoioco oiaccrs Ihemselrcs feel the vu-it of th" rcsponibititv, and attempted in Mi;x?CO, to shut it ror.i cu: to the other. Thers N'a a rcrfc M.l T5t!?i-T btwer ii soma of ihCCt. Which nothin butlli- refusal otGen. Lans to call on its acting Colonel for a report ot the ttctea11 ed to receive its just share, of ths encoti(ias passed upon the oilier cor." engaged in sanguinary battle. Thi was understood b them iu Mexico. Gen. Tavior was not there made the Scape-Goat cf their sir.3 of omission and comn.:v.o:i. OA. Lar.e was not slow nor secret in throwing th whole disasters ot the 2d regiment on rhe shoulders cf Gen. Lane. Gen. Lane shifted them through a Court of Inquiry upon Col. Bowles, who was ound, by the by. fighting the who'.eday. Cren. Lane gave a version of the worn of the o:d resiment at a venture, without consulting Col. Lane a thing never heard of before in the annals of military proceedings. AnJ now out comes L:eut. Lot. IIa I. ion ot the -M regiment, on I charges his men with havinz broke and lied the s.'con t time, without orders from anvlvdv after he had succeeded in rallying the most of them. And yet th.'se fallows comi home and permit their unprincipled party leaders to make a Sapj Goat out of their gallant and unconquerable old com mander to bear ell all their mi: v. We call upon the unconquerable veomanrv of the Slate, if not yet lost to a sense of justice to step between these partizan leaders and a worthy but a much and ha sei v slandered old patriot, and vindicate his well earned fame. agniust tl.eir unjust attacks. sia'.e Journal. . . ... r Vor the Daily Journal. WHIG SONG. An:.-?:.':; Earhu. BT n. T. What a desperate f.x these Icuv a re i-i. What a phiz they put on and an ominous prin. With hearts full of s.rr-w, tin t tosrs in tlnir eyesTi.ej snid'.e a:il wliilli with shameful surprise. Oil, dir.ir! now ai:i't it a jo!;e, Tj no-niutc '.' " u s.icreru Jirur.iy roll;! Their master, the na'ob. cant como it. indeed. For he" not t.ie riglit ,.ri;e anl lie's r.ot the riht IrtcJ, To dictate ti freencr., the s.:isof the frf. What he knows to filsc by the powers tint be. S weep for h in, beo-, alas! alas! Ye never can drill tin ier tYmV Ca. Poor Loui.. the grand, the favorite of Prance, Will in November a new quadrille dance, 'Twill be, I assure you, in Michigan State. Where he'll stay fr the n. term in spite of all fi'c So ji-aton your mourning, ala! n!:i! You r.'vcrcatiiiril! uulcr Con.'f .V C:t.-i. Ziek is ll'f Min to put t! jwn t!l Cai For h'i a trained h--j-rr. 1 l.e'll run prct'y h'-. llos iVvt aj tlif win I an I s-'ror.z as an ox. Ani h.V ti)m'j:!i tor Ci.-j er o! t Matty t: fox. So tr:. on your iP.ourr.ir.;, c'. i.v n!3' Rcinrinbcr llie fioM wlioro old it a ok. has stool. Mid carntig'drstruetion,and hte-el.liin,; ll.od, Uelndd tlie' Old Hero" !i w calm in the fisht. How h "crape i" .anta A mm and put him ti lüsjhl. o locos In-ware, fr ah'! alas! CXiliick tti m: ut 1 w:i vour ('.

From the t'lale Journal. VAN BUKEN IN FAVOR OK THIS WAIL Attention Free Soil Whilst There arc two classes of voters we deem very

'"consistent in supporting Martin Yan Buren. ,,;factt canr.-u ffoppon him without nc .conine pri( iplrS -uognant to their feeling! and a,rtaWitu-al to ttu. "ey tneins Uys f.... t. ct.t.. iliivtco! Vl'3 iiiUrlv iijuil r), 'H t ii."-t i ii- im inj' ' n aiJ) tj.c olj,t,r yr.c Soil Whigs. u ti .t. nlrti0,, 0f these voters a minute.

Less than one short year ago, Martin Van

Buren was applied to by his democratic friends in Pennsylvania for the use of his name as a camiidate for the Presidency subject to the decisison of the Democratic Natioual Convention. The Farmer and Journal, a Democratic paper published at Wilkesbarre, Luzerne co., Pa., hoisted his name with a long and urgent appeal that he would not withdraw from the canvass. Mr. Van Buren made this appeal the preleXl Ol lUClurilJl Ills iiiii-iiiiuiia aim ; m the Tresidencv. and some of the . r t ...i i- : I l.. -..-a issues wi,;ch likely tobe involved in the contest. H0 directed a letter to the editor of oq, 1817. ve havp onlv room for so much of this let ters as Dears upon ine long inensneu hiuu ur8 aa professions of these txvo classes of voters r,.frr.i ,ft v will therefore mint r call the . - .. . ii Mcrifices hg . wHi Q mQ fof lhe democratic party: lf, therefore, the support which you, with uhora 1 have not the pleasure of a personal ij tnrougnoui ine uuion, aim me L-uiiM-ipu in as!urance of success. 1 could not consulting nwn Uinn an.l wisliM. liPMtate. . . . . . i respectfully and gratelully, but decidedly, to decline it." Tliat an v state of things will hereafler cxlst in which this indulgence oi my own preferences would, in the opinion of true and jVlthful friends, connict with u.v.ljiU to the poliiiral nartv to which mr w hole life has been era tie nartv r..raa tVnnterate but steady action of one ,s uv nis hsiiioii ana a jiisi ousrin.c . . . , . . v. 0rllH nroprtettes, debarred troui aitlive par-al-Lu,rmt it former ellicieucv. in rekindliiiji its wan;nJ zeal. and ii oreservina the hiih and mire character for wliich i; hi been loiiz and rightfully dilinuis!ied, you nu coiinJ.'iitl rely on my co opetatiou. Supnosimithereaderofthe.aboveto.be vl ,,e .,rufrwSi a ( 0nsistetit whig; and bavins zeal. and in preserving the hitdi and pure character' for which it has been long ami rightfully distinguished," we ask him in all candor if he can vote for him for President? Recollect these professions and pledges were made less than one year ago'. m There is no evidence on record that he haschnnged positions since. Then what position does a Whig occttpv in supporting such a man? We leave, such as have fully determined on doing it to the remorse which follows violated faith and for feited honor. They should not, at least, have the brazen impudence tocall themselves whigs. .nUiiin, tt ..imrt ni th T.ilwrtw Ven or. Abolitionists, whorr.anilest such a holy r.or- --.. . . - . .1. I ror of those engaged iu the Mexican war, and the conquests following it. to the following extract at the same letter: . ;The war cannot now b? concluded with holior. unless we receive from Mexico a just int!enmiiv for the pat, and reasonaD.e security f.-r tt! .,,Mre. lfthes be not obtained, the survivors cfcnr?allai:t army, who have by their deeds of valor aittirmed the respect onti com pelled the admirat'cn: ot the world, cannot tv brought home without impeacument of the IvjV thev have so noblv :'on. nor the memories t'h.'rmr dead shielded from the reflection of Itaving sacrifice J their Hyc3 in a worse than useless contest. I? will be seen here that Mr. ail Buren en dorses the war and justifies the conquest of .Mexitail territory . iu lüe lurmii-ai .uiii,. -,- President Polk. " We must remind them this was said less than one year ago. What man havinc any regard for h.i own principles can repudiate General Tavior becanv he was cn-CT-ed in this war witfi Mexico. o much against his own expressed ff.elwg principles, oui in obedience to rt hii.!t p'iblio trut. and at trie wine time vote for anwit ho sanctions it and upholds the administratio;i iu provcuting it to the dismemberment of her lirritory? It is the conquest of this territory thus sanctioned byMartin Yan Buren, which has sprung thp slavery question upon li'.e country, on which he now vainly hoVS to ride into power. ott who opposed the war. the conquest oj" Mexican territory, and the men engaged in it i:mv can y ou reconcile it with your conscience, your professions, your honor, or your fidelity, tt"V!e for Yan B tre:i. who publicly sanctioned it. in all its enormities, and all il" wicked purpos. We leave ou to answer. i The Pittsburg Tost, in order to shew that the volunteer ethcer are in fivor of C-as, parades the names of several of Polk's personal and political friends, who were oppointed to military rank only because of their partizali qualities. This is ingenious if net honest. N.C. LitGisLATURft. Since the reefnt elec tion, a vacancv, bv death, has occurred in each branch. Col. James K. Hill, of the Senate, der.-. r iv.1.1: 1 mr..i r.t ll..j

01 ioiiuco., uuu ...-uy,.. U,m,3V Octolvr 2rd, 1?H. In-twoen the from Burke co.. Whiz. The two vacant dis- h.urso! 10 oVIooh s. m. and U oV!.K-k r. .v., . . .,, , , . . ..r'tiiere will be ill red at public sale, at the Court tnclswid itnhvtbteo.y e.ect gcnt.ctnni e.j,,. d()or i;1 Kvar.-M'h-, the fh.win- valuable

dmilar politics to the deceased. Sovrti C.r.or.t::.i. The Hon. Isaac K.j Holmes, is auncunced 0 a candidate for ra-el-edior. in theCharltslor. District, South Ciroliua.bcinga Tnlcr tr.cn. CCThe Locofoco paper?, says the Albany Journal. ' -re eulogizing Cass in on artic.e e:i-j ,:tt.t TI, T.d!nf nn rdd Pioneer. Toev tr-

t, however, to add, that for these Moils' theU."J() KI-V.s Boston ani Juniata NaiN, assorted

old Pioneer' received from S20 to 0 S-oO per day ! Almost any man would lie willin?, to undergo vi rv severe 'toiU at thee rites. '

Tin: l.w or Muni:r.. TIm? piestion whether a mm r.tn lawfully takn for a roc olid wile lhe si?ter of his deceased vif, lias j lecently been examined in England ly a Royal cointnifsion I,ord Risfiojiol Lichfield the Honorable James Stuart Woiiley, M P., Sir Stephen Lush'ngton, I. O. I.., Mr Anthony Richild Blake, Sir Ivltv.ird Vatighan William and Mr. Andrew Rutherford.

The result n( their enrpiiries into the opin ion ol the clergy of tho established church on tho two questions of the principle 'and expediency of such imrriages was unsalisfactoiy ll.e clergy being divided in their viowi. Afler an exaniinitinn of the ques tion whether statues prevent such ninuianc, the. Commissioners repot I: Ti.esc inirriigea will lake plnco when a concurrence of ciicuimtances give lisi to natural attaclimeii ; hey aro not dependent on leM?htion. Wc aro not inclined to think that siH-h attachments anJ inaniages would be cxtousivcly increased in number were the luv to permit them; because, as wo have said, it was not tho state of the law, prohib itory or pemiiiisivc, which has governed, or, us we think, ever will cffeotuclly govern them. The commissioners quote Judge Story opinion, who says: "Nothing is tnoro common in the States of America than second marriages ol this fort, and so far from being doubi ful as to their moral tendency, they arc among um, deemed lhe ery liest sort of marfines. I inv whole life I have never heard 'he slightest su'!iesiioiisagain.st them, found'd on moral or domestic considerations.1 A Good Anwimjtf. A correspondent ofihe Tioy Rudgct leiht the following gtxwl ii n It seems the person th blows lliö tel liws of Ibe oigaii at Si. Luke's Cbutcb, ! itteuds lo the lutrt tre for winning lhe bud tlino, and htviiii! occasion, lonug seimee, 1. 'mind lhe riiei,' be left lhebellav in cl.ne ofa ro:irhriiii lately ihipuled, snd jieM s the L'nifiald Lie (d Lis nativity befoie llo ppemuce id the oUt. rot. D.iiia hi tbseuce, the 'Liluu ui LxczU'S ca.:3 in heoidei td" exeicisÄ:, lo bd clHiiultd, hi. J Pauick 4S diiecle.d lo tuiuisb the oj''c .dement. A s!üi lime elapsed, hat nu urn ic fidlovvbd iba lou-cb of the ltdy who jj:ded I the i:iSru;i;eM. "B oa ! !J,j4uoied 'ba Ui.- otginisl. Bt,!' iepe l.d I,j UiJür. ;i I 'Bl .vl Bltnt vo.i, blow I choeJ ihs entire choir, but not n pidl found j ts way iu'o the v'.ut pipes l' h sliiinberint' Imiiooiiv. Au i o-i i h i ;o.i now look place, ; sod P:iHek wts foini l baliio.l lhe .i',:ui vvi'li both his hands t'ght'v clenche -wound the bellows-hsudle ( s suck of some live feet 'long ami two inches thick.) lhe end stock in bis mouth, bis cheek velle to the utmost expulsion, h:s eps ditendei ami the persperaiion stieatninij frm Ms face eiifjioed iu the vigorous but v:i;u al nmpt N ftcp Iii hrenih through the poies of tin wtvd into the body of iho insttument. 'It i5, perhip.. nnitecemrv t sv thai 4itiie Iitil lime elapsed hefoie the rhoit were nhlo to screw tlieir mouth.s tntn.tha erious pucker rrqiiie to the proper per i tornunce of the Riusicil exercises. Major Noin 'Pi: a Mijor thus an swers a colrespollcC!:,: 'Ci-ii.st Il. ties to knw our ;e. IIw e M it that the tadifs lake a creaiet iitietesl in fate of old fellows than thev hi o( t lie 011110 We have no puiicnlar obj'ecions to tellint ur ?e. oe nte ten eits voiTuer uim Mr. Ritchie, of ti e Wrs ;irgon l'n-n:i. and ic is the most spiio'ulv, active ami extra ordinary man of his veats in tl o country. We are votmcr than Mr. Yan Buten, who iia? hut et arrived at the ae ol discretiiut. Wirrv 'Par. A jollv tar was nccidendt knociit'd oveiboard lim his vessel at one o o;:r warcsa few tl.ivs io, ami swirnminü tc tfio rudder, was, though si!e. fur a time out ofs:i;!it ' tiie ctew. The captain feel tug nlsrtned. called over the stem, "are vou there?' :Yes. was t!ie reply. 'How are you petting on below? was the next interrogatory. "Oh. swimmingly?" shouted the flounderinjj sailor. 0""Pake one letter frotn Taylor nd yet; have Py ler. O.'ixo Sintctuhin. Take one letier from Cts:. and what sot' of nn aninvil have you. Lonisrille Jour tiitl: coxriurrioxAitv Cv 7rf S'rer: l:!irr; r: Jlii'i av l Larva! . TT JACK.W Would isitorm the citizen ol 1 I f:tv:ivi'!e tint lie liasboeiy eblabliiul ffil'i.i tili a!xe !'Us:iui 0:1 I'siM s'.reeT, wi:o:e he in, ti.'n ti keop alway on tian! s I itl' arid varied :issor:nient ofCakes, Candies, 1'ruits, Nutse.,vVe. The sjil'Si-n'.H'r n iuvtluUy n-.jucft! that t'u z. r.s shituld cai! and examine hi etaMisienetit and juje for themeives. lie h:n just received li.iM )iun(U as.rtol Caneit; 5,') oo;;inj Kiss wtap;ier; I boxes 1 runts in tancy oaxes. : a :g C.'-.lhviwiw V:ilu:ille Heal EMatr for Sale. lieai K-t-ite hel l bv t!i Haneh at Kvansvidv? of the tai ttniiA of Indiana, to wit: Iot io-S in the original pianofthe town tf llvanville, u;Kn which aro a ritjiKna!Ie dweliinj house and all necessary bui!li!:4 for tlic aecoüini.Kiation ot a ianniy; b. iiig tlu ta:m r.t present rented u Crawford IJ. il lis . Aj n tra.-t ofLmJ containing acres, in te or l-s-, lyi.ig 0:1 ti' Ohio river, about 30 miles above U.t lit ;: I.-), partly in the roanty ol .Mevr!-:, aii'J ;a r:ly in tilt: cout-ty of üahanl, kittle ol he:i1.ti"ky. ier:u 01 Mr ia:i. I.votdfrol in l,iar.lot Int rector. lV-l W.'KA TUi INK, Cc'tur. NAILS. k.-i- l-'l.win: Itra N. a--.rted. .Ij Ahs.i Oil si.iLr'S. Porleht A LAl'tlMMN,

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4 Aj y ind Inland Stitte Stock Insurance Company. I.l 'Ms against K?sb? fire, damages by sea and inland navi-'aitofi. Slid Sif tttlisl SltkliPMii AnI Ifw. I human tile, uii trnij enmity, or more favnr.VJ. and ftJvamaj'eoti Ihn llkte offered by an oihpr COnfpany. The undorsrhed is agent for lids Com pany ami lias dulyiualitMd innigen to act as such according to the statute of 1848. [sep 4-tf] JAMES G. JONES. Arrival of Madame De Bula TUR (JliKAT ASTKOU M21ST. lilYSIOGNOAIIST, and I IIKi:MU)Ul.?r,owM ol the Olt ACI.hlS ÖF FATR and INTLItFltLTOR OV mi-Aivi.. Slie would inform tlie I.adis and Gentlemen cJ Ivansville, that kite -may beconsulted at lha Kx. eliane lletel, tor a lew days, at the lunira of y to 12 A. M., 2 to G, and 7 to 8 t. M.- ; - . ; Coayultatious f0 ecnt lot (It ntlemcB, 25 cents for ladies. Meu 4 di.wl. NEAV (JOOl)S AM) NHW HOUSE. rUR store foniHily occupied by Mrs. Tiuxsroxi corner ot M ain and tVeund Creels, is nuw orrn. ied y Til Kill NIK K an.1 JtKFH VKNNKMANl ana KaiHy and lmtih? Dry Goods Sloie. They have on band a lull aMfortinent ol Farwv Goods. smell as, Cas-sinxTe and MimIiii lU-lain irihawlj, eilk.anu MiiHlm lelam llaiiükeretoelii, L.aJy'a anduentlemen's Cravats, plain black. ind plaiu mode colore J'' Lustre and California plaids, M arino and Rotubadoe Mack Silk 1 yani wide, linen I .nee and Jtdingsat a very low price, variety ot Cotton Lace and Ctlging new styled. Silk Fringe lor Dresses, and a good assortment til'Triiiiniinga, heavy brwn Mus-', tin, brown and Wenched Dnllin, lineClolW and Cas ttimere, Cas.sinet, Jeans, and large assortment of Cotton Goods for Pantaloon and Coats, tioota and Mjoes, ami rur Hats. . . lo our friends and ue public in ceneral. we res-' pectfully invita tlm to call and eiauune our stock and prices U-fcre purchasirig.. , . W e resperttull f lender our thanks to tlic public for t Im very liheral p:itroiia;e exu-nded to us iu our tor-, mir Uoiis4and weliote by puuctual attendance to business to nit-rit a hare ol patronage. DoaH torzet' call, as we get new njmls eery Iwu rtksuUs. . - sep 4 Main Street. VALUAlM.i: UltAIi I'.OK SALhX rpilR suWriU-r will fell Lot No. ("d, in th origin r 1. al plan l tu eiiy 4 r.vansvuie, tatuaieon ilto nnr ol Main and Kin-t street. . 1 will either gell tho hole UüHli.r tr diide it to suit imrchusefä. . For luitlier parlu-ubrs entiire f lUe Fiib9riber. vAto. a nuiulM-rot ti actk ot valuable lan.i lor sale. UnVj NATHAN KUVvLEY. : 1 J i ; , t YALUAULE I'llUPUllTV Füll SALE. ' REV. J. K. Barnes widoiur for sala at Auctiou, on it.e :it o( tjeot. next, his houe and the tvo. l.ois Mh uud odi, iiluck lo, Eastrm Lulaijenieutdu iLecity ol Lv:u..wilU, x.te of all tntutubra-.tccs and JoACi cUnn. .. .. . .. .; . ... IWi.u ü.V0 csiu divcn, and tlift balance in six. auiiitU-t fruiudiu blvalewhb i:;tiT6at secured by SCLECT.f SCHOOLS.-';' - v rbe 31 ale Acailemy nud reaiale Betninar v wili Deo vofente, commerce their 1; all SesiL3 hrsi 'Monday iu?-,ptwjiLer. tt n r' Tl. T ....... . ... .( r..,t Umj r.C weeks ee.hi u:i tuitim pajxble quarterly- &s heretofore. 1'upilo can comrnfjios nt any time, tbongh it is cxceeJingtT ties'.raSle aid 1 important that they enter at the beginning o! tfcc term, w.icn putects or atuay arc bejiuii ana tiasaes organ rzeq icr trte tssion. No pupil will j received for a li?s time than half ü skssriou. l--uucüon wui LD.adj. J'vr b.xnccri case ot pro .i acted illness. f T us bemmary cempndcs two acpartr.i3nts, i cay aal AcArr.:c::i:, occup ir diftinet y et contapi". jus ap-irune.-.u, tK-inr ender o-t ftic-rnl tt-pcrvi n, ani cjiiitfuungm rer.iitj-.tat ouescboolT tr sttidlo .A the P.umi y irff.HTrn.r.u bt-ing preparatory to th mors aJvatK-eJ or.r oi ih Ar,-iJfr.ncl c&ur . The Acataaiwl Dc?-irtcie2t isartv.-g'-'d into ihre t1a-".e-. chirarteitzed bv th? Srinsties studied by itit-ui r-iK'. nely, and denominated tor convniat :ike, the J.tiu.ir, Middle iaJ tw-nur C:sts . Jci.v. S t-i n. is -Aiiihiufti.l!fors''.vy, Anc't-nt and Miü. in tliury.t;. xrat:ip.jr, Wi o;t th Mui,. anJ Natur: froWphjr.' - ' Miyri.s ill AS-:-Atiihine'ij, (MtiJ--d.) A.g.at,". Nauirui Hiv.oiy, Botany, Ctiemmry, . A troau::iy Aiumimv, t'liysi.logy, ... . " '. i SiAtoitUr.A-Aibta ,hiusl:ed,i C..me'ry M-n? trl and .Moral Phi l.v, '', retw. bog:--v N'--'1 Theology and Kvideiici- ott'hristiaru'.y. - The äkwe course i the mri eoiunioii, anJ :n ur iudinientoiie whieh shoutJiii r tfenein! outline, ; lie parsuiJ by th se dtf.-irin a y:-uiAtic anJ tturMih edjcst-.'jn. ,l.:fw . -'f'.: I , i'h'i Maie Ac-le:y, Aryjvy prs M.t: u.at.y . f )- t'i ) s'udvir j tlie cls:es. afil ot tier bni !ranc!i-.s, wid bervi't'ie'.-ft 0 tkpMine-p.'iu- and rcM-i'.! iH''Z tpst-yesr.;; ' ' Vo3t. Mrs:v-A e-ur. t ::y Tans, (twO U we 3k) w::l b- g:vea 'jut'.W 'A'hoobhotiTa on the eiv. ntenAry -k::k?v' of voce eelte. tor tho. lw ir jf'memfif rs of the day nchcs s wed as tor thor who a-e TWwIw litve never siuxieJ music m a a.Menee. wiü lind theeoar sds-'eJ vj thu. iixrrxiis. ' ' r Boari aii wsh.:uuit.i.-. b:v4 .of pnvat a'jiid-'S.-v-r wi.i'vop-.-Y: .,yjt' Tuition in minn7,'r:iwarr;.lV?artm-.nt ,r .rur,.,.-''. :. ..4 ooto oo En2lUhUnnel.es ami Prem-h orLnn-.v 7 00 V.val Mu-te, br the courv. W on tfce Piano $4, r. of pfurg-nt fr waeticcSi OP perotisrlt-r. ' ... . , f rf-.. ' A -r 111 ISM ' a;;'-!. ni bv the increwlnir. pstnrr ' - . ' AND WHARF-BOAT.;.- ' Slinwneftow'n,rillinoi.'-. TIIT. nnJemisnrd takes this meth.U to noui) public, that he is the propiieior 01 a lar-o anJ . comi ioJlhi. Whakf Br. at nauiH,-tou and that he thl con-inu- t!i' Kec-ntn,;. ..kerwarri and Commission Uusmess, ger.crai y.: In connection with the nWe hasineM.hv .vH-ned a llou.e ot ltntertai il. on rront Street. (a'.tit Ij vanUfr.w the hart B O in the -Morris" Brick House, and two trnme ';' mrsiiarelvtvlow. en! led the U II 'T"J i: vi.:r, allot which haveK-en recently iprl J ; retitteJ. ani wl.ere per-on. way 0-1 ha Sta-e Conches. t,r any pcir.t m the mterwr, on tüa mail routt-.. '.CkirT.! ar.d The puboe may rest aircd .'hat h is 1 a J It , s!,!d I be- s,pplicd u id. the Ik- J wur r atlord for money, ami no i-ams u 1 0 P"co:nn,o.hte of Äft whotnth; tuiJersied u.libe reouM alwayn b-. condae.. jpjj- WtLIv Yroyrtlor f je.tl ! M ZZw TOIU-KlV -GOODS. , !ll'. hribt r respeelfully irfjrms the citi2eni. o'SSay and SurrJundin? cour.t.cs, tha . ' -I ...., ......JL.ti-JOtOTra Miin Mir . alm ,l.-s ,lis4-i amlCliiM-M I J U x',t'a"..,.rf . 11 .u 1 immi nnees iniaiuaiie. ers. e a.. -. UAKi;K,Msih3traet: je

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