Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 5, Number 176, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 November 1852 — Page 2

DAILYJOXJRNAL A. H. SANDERS,. EDITOR.

Patlr Journal per yoart - S5 OO 4 . by tit week, 1U Tri-Wocklr Jon rutil - - 4 OO Weekly Journal, - - - - x - CITY or:BVANSVILLE: SATURDAY M0RNIXGf::::::::NOV. 13 Si-rnifleant IIititi. ft . . i a ' Attneuieeiecuon, a signncani mm nas been riven of the tone of the National mind with respect to our lorei gn policy, l he ngni conservative diplomacy ol which we have lately seen so much, s pronounced objectionaoie Dy me voice ot tne American p?opie,and by an overwhelming majority they proclaim 1 ineir wm to De war oeiore uisnonor. siionor. 1 fdin. Sun. l. Exactly so! The "conservative policy," :

in other words, the peaceful policy, pursued America. , -i Ä . i . ! The strong arm of the law, imposed by enby the present administration, seeking to.,. . . . . , . J. . J 1 . .lightened public opinion, hould bo made to avc .Iv. ar under all possible contingencies, bear upon the fubiect throughout the coun-

e.xc ; t tne loss of national honor, has been j try, but especially in the Great Wot. declared by every man who voted for Pierce, A Traveler. not the policy of this country. No man cui j And thus think we. Property ranks higiiprove that this administration, Whig to the er tlnn life, apparently, on Western railroads core, has not pursued the proper policy the and Rivers. Let the "strong arm of the policy demanded by the interests of the pco- law,' seize upon cery offender, whether he

pie, oy tne honor ol tne nation, and uy every ue connected wits a loconioiive or a steam single thing blended with the prosperity of engine, a railroad train, or a steamboat punthis Union. Yet by electing Pierce, the ish every offence, and reprehend every delinAmerican people have said that such a right- queucy not by the mildness of language, but "eous policy does not please them. They by the iron hand of penal statutes and "fatal have taken grounds with the Fillibustcrs,who J accidents" will soon be as great a rarity in

would wring Cuba from th grasp of Spain, though all hon$r and justice and proper na tional feeling, declared it our policy to leave the evils of others to .themselves. They have signified a preference for war, or a sym pathy with the mobocratic spirit which a!-

ways chooses war before peace, wnen bot:i ; ' , , " , . , , . , a. , ; ! .ti t , and who appircntly think nothing good or are proffered. A "significant hint has been 1 11 1 , , given, that the peaceful policy is no longer "rcat can cxUl out of shad.w of the policy of this Union-that the advice and ,ieea Vic'd Petticoat. Harper has a pic; e - . ,t i ture of a younjr cockney pointing with his warnings of V ashington a-e worthless in . , f, . - . r , . stick at a iot oi big pumpkins. Hie loliow the ears of this people that our glory, the . 1 1 , , . , . P . . ing conversation ensues: glory of a mighty po. er preferring peace to n fa . ,, r- Coc.npu "I 'opeyoin cn t ca thern arge war in contradiction to all Luropcan mon-1 1 J " . i . Ihapplcs! Tncy haint a!f so large as we 'ave archial diplomacy, n no longer precious to 1 1 1 the citizens of this Republic. Such is tho,'e!n in IIu11 ""SlanJ" . "significant hint" the majority of this people I XarUt Apples! They ain't

have given the Fillmore administration. w m t . t it t x . iuaj me fierce auminidirauun uu orvssuu wuii duan tna tialT a u iolnm tltn Jiuti'P tlio true American policy! Yesterday we alluded to the Bellfon taino and Indianapolis Railroad js being completed, as wc believed. By a paragraph in an exchange, we perceive that tlic Etage route between Cincinnati and Bellfontaiue is now reduced to less than twenty miles the remainder being railroad. Thus will Evansville, in a brief ti ue, have a railroad connection with Cincinnati, as well as with the Laks, the Gulf, and the Atlantic! Madison will not be proud, we hope, because A; will have a communication with us, via. Indianapolis CrHon.' Rufus Choate was invited by the citizens of Louisville to deliver an ora . . 1 I'f. l t. Ar tion in that cuy, on the life and caaractcr of tx-!.. ni. rni p f .1. ii,L Aaniei v tusiur. me vuuricr ui iut- nui publishes a letter from him, declining the invitation, in consequence of an engagement to deliver an oration on the same topic before the faculty and students or Dartmouth College, of which Mr. Webster was a graduate,

Mr. Choate is an Alumnus of thatintitutiont! On motion, J. C. Byers, Harrison F. Iviger and was once connected with it in an official j and J. V. Embree, were appointed a commitcapacitv. No man is more capable of doing j tee to draft resolutions relative to the death justice to the character of the greatest states- of William S. Palmer, E:j.

man of the age, and the greatest intellect of the world than, Rufus Choate. Sale, of PuorxRxr. Fifty five lots ore offered for sale next Monday a: o'clock, J - at public auction, in ReU t Kroener's Crewery. These lots are situited in Lamasco City, between 1st and 2d avenues, and between 6th and Franklin streets. They are only one block from the Canal. Several blocks the other side of Pigeon creek will be offered for sale at the same time. For terms, &c, advertiment. Catholic Fair. Wo have to thank a whole bevy of pretty little girls for bt ingingus a huge piece of rich cake yesterday, as a token of rcmemberance for themselves and the Ladies of the Catholic Fair. We are glad to learn the "littl? dears" and the dear old folks were not disappointed in their success. The proceeds amounted to something over three hundred dollars. (kT The Evansvillc Daly Times has stopped. The Weekly Times is sti'.l issued. The Journal is now the only Daily paper; printed in Evansville. Pupers start, gas a brief time, and drop around it but the Journal btiil daily greets its patrons. So mote it be! CtrThe fast sailing brig H. M. Summers, Captain John Poss, master, sailed yesterday with a full freight for the head waters of White River. Mr. Ros once circumnavigated the globe with signal success, and will no donbt give a good account of himself oa the present voyage. 0" Yesterday morning the ground was slightly frczen.. At7 o'clock the Thermometer sNwd only two degrees above freezing' point. 1 terrible wind raged during the whole night. 077 We ssw one of our most respectable ministers day before yesterday, with a pack of cards in his pocket! Wonder if his con -jrreiratioii is aware that he uses those cardj.

For tho Journal. The Comparative Eitini-tc of Lire in ttir old nnd.'Xctv World. i This strikes every American. It is said that not an accident occurred at the exhibi-

i tion of the Crystal Palace last year in Lon- Vet win-n u last oreath passed into tu voM ! don. How perfect must have been the ar-j 2ÄÄ Ml ' .rangennrnta which permitted the commingling j A oun,it p-rciiancethi shadow wi a unl. of nearly one hundred thousand s'raiiger-tjyyjid.atrai. , .. . J . ,. ,,,1 i ; A low and Llcn.ied wail, from u.i lac rave 'daily in a city, in a very limited space, lor ,,,.,.,, ..eean ami of earth

months together, without one sorious accident 1 h - i t:r,. i r ,M,.,fti.,i :., i npnening to human h ! hvcrj where m , France, Germany and Great liritain, every i ' precaution i.s used. It is not simply, " I ooK i out for tilgen "ine when the whistle blow but y(JU shan't ct in the way of it. Every 'dcalh rvuccfjont is thoroughly investi,r.ltl(, Tj Coroner is. as he always should i be, an educated medical man, and the guilty ar' pt!y pushed, vi.:l rronertv is well secured in the Uni- I ted States, liie itself, it must be acknowl--i ...l i ... . . ! " '", 'S "mo means wiuuiu uuwjued to check the impatient career of " Young unon tne suim America a3 in England. Ed. Journal Good Hit! Ia the comical corner of Harper for November, there is a very good hit at those young English cockneys, who coming I to this country, are continually making comfCThe splendid new steamer Pike, Capt. duller, passed .this city yesterday morning, having just taken her place as a regular mail boat in the Louisville and St. L.uis trade. The Pike will be found equal to any of the incinnati and Louisville packets, fur which j trade she was originally intended. Captain Fuller is a gentleman and scholar, and worthy the good boat he commands. CC-rThc Daily Madisonian, published at Madison, Ia 1., has been suspended. Now if its late editor, Sproule, could be suspended, the State might forgive the sins o: both. But we wis'i Mr. Sproule t-uccess in almost everything he may undertake, except editing a Locofoco paper. 2d""The majority for General Puree on the popular vote will probably be one hundA I (in I lll,v . . 1. rr V.iitli.-.tfl n.l iu i Iii im vi uiik iiuauiiu aiiu si r t :ii i -11 V . . thovisanu. For tli3 Journal. At a meeting of the members of the Princeton bar, hel l November, A. I). 1852, William 4 . P. Hall was called to the chuir,and Harrison j P. liigcr appointed secretary. Snid committee reported as follows: Whereas, it h m pleased Almighty God in his wise dispensations to call from our midst j yur brother, William S. Palmer, Esq.; t:.erej 'orf, ,l7 ,,,, . . . J JiiHml, 1 hat in tins most ftlil.ctino- vimtr,t;un we are culled to mourn the loss öf one who has been cut tUwn in the meridian of ! lift', and to whom we were atta.-'icd by many ; happy recollections ana pleasant associa tions. Ji-Wr.J, That in his professional intercourse and private-relations, we have ever found him the high-toned, liberal practitioner, and benevolent,, warm hearted gentleman. As an affectionate husband, indulgent father, kind neighbor, constant friend, and worthy c itizen, the voice of the Community in which he lived will readily attest. llcto'.rul, That with his 3stimable and afflicted family, wo deeply sympathise in their irreparable loss of husband and lather. lliTo'ctif, That a copy of these resolutions be transmitted byjhe president of thi meeting to the editor of '.he Democratic Clarion, Evansvillc Journal and Times, for publication, and another to the family of the deceased. W. P. HALL, Chairman. Hakrisox F. Kiuei:, Secretary. fCr'Dan'l Webster's Speeches in six large volumes, are in great demand in New York, The price is fifteen dollars ; and the Mirror says that three dollars on each set goes to the family o: Mr. Webster. ' ArrRrnzssrox of 3Iail Rosazr-s. About

tlie ItJth of August last, the mail between ! hear J from. Democratic Sheriff elected by Fairfield, ia Wayne county, and Curmi, III., ! G-l majority. Dupont, whij, elected State was robbed of some 5C0 in money, and S Senator. Also G. ValenMne, whig, military land warnnls. Information having Seven whig delegates elected out of ten. Leen given to Mr. Carson, mail depredation j acent, ho proceeded to that section of tite' Balti-vohe, Nov. 10. State, and has succeeded in arresting four of North Carolina has probably gone for tlie persons concerned in tlie deprecations. j Pierce by 2 or 3000 majority. No mail south Tlie abstractions were mai'e by aycung man . of Richmond. named Daniel Keane, about IS years of age,; ' and the carrier of the m-il. Alter his arre.-t, j JT There are six good m til stcamc? now h confessed his guilt, and implicated three . jn luc Louisville and St. Louis trade. brothers, Edward, Carroll and William Keane, i two of whom were arrested on an Island in j A U APpv TrxE. "Whv do vou wink at the .Mississippi river, below Chester. They j r w j v u tQ each received a portion ff tho stolen proper- , J S' & J'. ty, anu were concerned in the sale of the land danger, at a party art evtnmg or two since, warrants. Four of these warrant-, it has "l bco )"ou.r pardon, madam," replied been ascertained, were used in the entry of the wit. "I winked as men do when looklaud in the Kaskaskia land distric t, having ing at the sun your splendor dazzled my been toll by thejc parties. Lou. Jour. jcyes."

From the Southern Ladies' Bool: for NcYembcr. THE DEATH OF THE YEAR. BY CEO. P. r RINTHE. Lit! list! ivliatfoaiful tone was that which rose Upon the wind of midnight? Nature sound

knell o'creartu for mo nepaneu jcar, uu uc aiiiiy air. on it mt Tlie solemn vu'ue of old Eternity ,;UcribfrIie vrv.,uo wild and deep lament, j,-üf iiuueud chad! The year, nlas! ia gono . . . I. I . . .......I ... . Ltn.nif torever torn uic w orm: iwsvcmvu w. oiivto Tint in v nVrl.i die. He laid his hand On Loathing millions, and they wnk beneath The rreen gram of the grave; he blew motum ?ru,..ct blast ..r Utile. ..d dart h..,t- ''- uV'Shv tü ilSofule ,&':LSed -artisand, at each waveof lnsbroaa mp. Vo.eano.eurih.iuake. whirlwind, storm, and Hood Sprang bcl.uiUil t!ie iik-i.t cll aud wrought Wtinnr. 1:N own zruX mission done, he ics t !tor,.;u.., ,, ,,rou ,,im, l.imoni witU the djaJ, . 'lUcrc, ilwrc to 8l'--ei. What U TmoJ A piHiit-j-owerMern, vast. iad Ioaik-, '1 hat wc may feel, but never eo. We paze ilh uchii.s ej 6 into the ;it, ai:d t!iero V !io a t iou"aiid Mu;- of liht aiid gloot: l loatii.ß like atoui.t in tin' pallid lo;iiiis Dl iinnnii!ul mciiior , but tue erihel year Is til liiiift-n. Kntui tlci;ve w s.nl!v turn, Ami, guilu on llie future, we behold Dim, co.udlc.M phantoms tro-iiir 1'rom its dart l iilallioiiK-d iveau to the loiiely höre Of earthly bt-in, buttlie toiuinjc jear Are all in viable. And then we i-uuo And iruze aboe, around, beneath, and V! Dur ee arc ttaitlcd by ihe mighty deed 4 Of the now jia.-in time; tle iron weight tjf hisMcrn jire-eme rels n ;n our ouis; We feel the awful specter touch ourbrnw W i:U hiscol.l deathlike lii'fr; and we hear Tliu dee and niiiiled roar that lUes u; From all his miIity doings of our eurih. And yet he has no form to cast iU loani Or ttltudow vu our &itit. The jnrted year Called forth from earth a bUxonin Paradise Of iwcvt ;riiiy tloMers he wared liiautun Maud Audtlu-y were not. He woe in human souls Jlyri.nls'uf lioj e nnd und t-urniiip lv.s, Th::l seemed Ii'- thii g of intmorialin He toiieln'd t!iem and they died. Another year, 'l lie uit't of (iio. is curt iM-neaiii the ftiis, And hat i.,arkiy hidden in tlie still And ilent bnl:s of its injsierious months, Vit not know Ui.ink G.'id, e may tmtkr.ow. We only ki o,- tlu.t u ilh each iiassm mouth And day and hour, tha low, de. n wad of rief, 'l iie niaiideiieii tr) of j.-ony, the thiml Ol ll -i-ie niiö'.tion, the loud thundcr snoct Of ldo!iy i oi.!i. t, and tite kli-ll of dentil V ill ecio. e:u h, il on. irief moiuent o'er The s -a'f tune, and ia -u be swallowed up And i t Tirever in II e oi :.rJ svieep Of Hi Ui:'itJ inJ WUVea. Tli 9 iiiMiticht skies Are weej'ir.q: !:I.:it t-;:;rs ai if tUe reived For t'ie old jear, and tlie :do l irs look ad And :re:nble, ::s if livinjr. nrrov inp hearls ut: V.ir-toi) uz in tlierr nre iU. tu vain! i:i vain! l io f..dvd e.ir a notii.n now. The Uo'ers, The l;ris, tlm waves, tlio too (and melodies Of ViTü.d iii'j and nature ill come haek, ll'it !ie return no more, 'i lie w u. ds max search For hiiu in their fr Jo.irnej injs; Uie r..nd Old tK-e.iu itli its Ihunder tones nu.j tail Forever to Lira in its) i- -Lsele. dash ji tl the heuven?; the bright ai d biiriili " ttar With Ih -ir I'ijrh toi.es of F.den ministrcl-y .Vnr ji -aU Iiis name in their eternal sueeo A ler;: ;!ieir namii ir jiaths; the cotiiels ild M:ry tue!i hi il ly Iii I alefnl blaf they rfirCad l liroali lealmsot' ancient nilii: but none ol these .Shall ne er Idol him, for he liveth i.ot In all th .' uiii venu of O.hI. ears die, Arol t ciitiirn-4 alio, and tliero wiil come a day W lien tlie Irea.l ancle or tlio AlMn-uhie, Standing on laud i.i.d sea, ill lilt nn l And swear tiial time chad be no more. Vet thmt. Oh nnn. wilt nevprdifj. Thecartli will is l.Uoa 'i!it iir.'iin away, the vi-n ueavens H ) rolI.-.l together ii scroll, but He, Kt'iie.iUi wliosr- fiti-t tin 11111 und lars tire le-t. 1 1;. Ill said thatthoti Kliail never !l i hone izrei-t And awlu! uordsol the Oinniiioti'tit Are c inula ti. mill re-echoed to thy soul 1) all the worid i.f i iditre. A deeji veko, Tliat tells th-e of thy immortality, SneoU i.-i t he lr rvr. and in t!i. biirrienr.e: loclidi vil!l the f'-l.lie lini.iie l' the rtr.am, '1 he l i;d rii'li f tho tataraet, Iiis Jieal From liie '1 irk l..ni of th. cIoikI, and nil The lln.il.and iiMM'u-ii.leticen of l.lht. De. ji lui: r;iri. w i:h the everlasting ronr Of ohm . in his wild unre.t. ami swells Forever in tint unel ynilionri San by the stars around the midnight throne. 1.0CUV1I.LI, 1T, lJ.'. Arrival of the Stoamvltip Clnsoir. New York, Nov. 10. TI13 steamer Glasgow, Capt. Cross, a.-rived from Glasgow. She s -tiled on thc2G'h of October. She brings London dates of the L'ölh ult. The Canada reached Liverpool on the 24th ultimo. An attempt was mide to assassinate the President of the Tuscan Ministry. Considerable anxiety prevailed at Paris respecting the Ministerial crisis in Belgium. It is rumored that Louis Napoleon intends, after the deliberations of the Senat., to make a tour through the Northern department:?. Preparations are already made for his reception at Ameins. M. D. Times will not be consulted as to the formation of the new ministry. . A shook of an earth quake was felt at Cadiz on Ihe 4th. " The bank of Oprite refused to loan tlie Government 2o0,U00 centos. Kolneske, the Turkish ambassador at Paris, has been recalled, and is replaced by Vely Pacha. ,Lnnd has been purchased in Hyde Park for a new National Gallery, lor one million ol dollars. An anti-lavery meeting was hnld at Glasgow to redeem the family of John Weems from American slavery. There is some difference in "France as to the title of the Emperor. Some prefer Louis Napoleon the First, others Napoleon the Third. Rumors in favor of Prince Caniro for the heir proscriptiv?? g tins much consideration. It is thought the elector.- will be summoned to vote on Nov. 20th, and the legislative corps on the 24th to count the vte. Wellington's funeral takes place on tlie lSlh inst. The Monitcur rttblishes d crees of tho ; President, ürantinir a credit of 200.000 livrcs i as expenses of the approaching pantheon for ; rc.i gious purposes. DELAWARE ELECTION. New York, Nov. 10. J Newcastle RiJJIe, dem. candidate f..r I G overnur. has 31 4 ma i. Lower muntips nnf

A Hero for the Occasion; OR, HOW JIM WILLIS RAISED A PILE.

Many of our readers recollect the face - tious comedian, Jim Willis, who plnved in some rears aire. He was a pure mortal coil" ere half his race ws run. , ri, , About the time the lexas excitement ran ohiMiin fhoTTnitf d Sr-itr? Jim Wil'is ran bo nign in lIIC Uniica i. aiO, dim t ll.l m. i, ? tin i !, PiB,i;n mon to play actors, "Hat broke, standing i n dw. tu r -.1 i l on thewharf withsolemn visage expunded. , planning how lie could -et down the river; without money, when he heard a drum and J rue. lie saw a halt-unilorm sohlier about embarking for New Orleans, bearing a Tex as banner. A thought stnick liim. Next! day he sent his trunk on board the hrst boat to start, and just as the captain tapped the bell the last time, Willis stepped on board, dragging his trunk into an unoccupied stateroom, and took from his theatrical wardrobe a soldier's coat, with a buffbreast and three rows of buttons, a chapeau with an immense plume, a red sash, and a pair of false whiskers. By the time boat had got fairly - V . . . . underway, Jim was fully equipped with his stage sword hanging gracetully by his side. Drawing on his white gloves, he hesitated a moment; but relying on his peculiar powers he opened the door into the eabin, which was tilled with passengers. In a moment all eyes were turned towards him, but he walked up to the bar and drank a glass o: brandy and water. In the meantime all was bustle anl confusion to lind out Avho the oiSccr was. A general rush was made to the register, but he had not yet put down his name the captain was consulted, but he knew nothing. At length, however, feeling a little curiosity himself, he walked up to Jim, bowed politely to him, and said: "Sir." "Sir to you," said Jim, touching his chapeau a la militiirc. "Will you do me tlie favor to register your name, so that I can proude a stateroom fur you ?" 'Oh, with pleasure," said Jim, and walking up to tl.u register, he ilouri.shcd in round text, "C. P. Edwards, Major, Texas army." The crowd passed arouivl the table thevrcad the name universal enthusiasm prevailed, r.nd three tremendous cheers for Texas and liberty. Jim look off his chapeau, acknowledged the compliment with a graceful bow and a few very patriotic remarks. It is almost needless to say that from that moment the &oi dimnt major was a lion. Every one sought his acquaintance; the ladies opened the cabin to get a peep at him; he was placed at the head of tin table, and at night was made as drunk as Bacchus on champaign. Next day he Mas promenading the hurricim deck, linked arm iu t:rm with the captain and a warm Southerner , who resided in Vicksburg. "Major," said the Southerner, "I know you have been on a mission to eollect arms, ammunition and recuits; but on this subject you must of course be muni, in consequence of the treaty between Mexico and the United States. For my part I could see every d d copper colored rascal hung like dogs on the trees. "Whatever my business may have been, I find I have exhausted my means in the cause; in fact, I fear I shall not be able to , !...: i t . .. v ..- ..i i ju jsiv jj-raii-uuaui iv:iio .u-ii oilcans. "uon t mention n, saia tne captain, "i could not think for a moment of taking anything Irom you. I have it," exclaimed the Southerner, "come along with me." The trio adjourned to the clerk's office, where a stiring appeal for aid to Texas Mas written. The Southern gentlerdan carried it around among the passengers, and collected 15v, which Mas handed over to Willis. At night a grand supper M as given, at which speeches M ere made and toasts M ere drank. The cabin M as decorated with the star-spangled banner, entwined with the ila" of the lone star, manufactured by the ladies out of some of their red and M hite "oh-no-we-never-mentions," for the occasion. At 12 o'clock the company commenced singing songs, and at length the Major M as called upon to favor the company with one. He complied by singing his favorite song of Billy BarloM". "Bravo," said one. "Excellent, " said another. "Capital," said a third. "1 could do it a d d sight better," said Jim, who Mas fast verging into the fourth siage of intoxication, "if i had the proper tongs on." After giving three faint huzzas for Texas the party broke up. Next morning the clerk went into Willis state-rocm to call him to breakfast. Imagine his surprise when ho discovered tltat the Misjir had turned in sill standing, with boots, chapeau and sword on, his feet snugly laid on the pillow. He was a Texas major, and of course no faul; was found. Thus things ran 0:1 and Willis readied New Orleans in triumph. There hedoded his uniform, and returned to Vicksburg, where he gut an engagement in the t'ieatre. lie became a grea: favorite; and when he M as at the zenith of his glory, the old gentleman that he met on the boat went to ' the theatre. Between ihe pieces Willis sung"Billy Barlow," the old fellow was boMildered the afierpie ce came on, and Willis appeared in the identical suit in which he had enacted the Texas Major. After the theatre was out the old fellow sought an interview with him. ,,x .1 1 i t 1 . , 1 . X UU U- u. rascal, X O Ugnt tO SltOO yOU, bUt the trick W.IS SO Clever 1 for-tve VOU: o J ' so let's say. no more abo-.it. it." Jim looked at him a moment with nst--rious expression, and then replied, -'Man in his time plays many parts."

St. Louis

, r, - i w m ue apt io increase cue uurts. KyOmTnisswn arm J comcound of human nature: a man who ' , . , .

' . . . , , . . , i vyu me ?amc c:iy wuii uie l resiecniiaiciec- CorserC il ifiln riocn mo L-n n tnr Irlllfrh niir. Sf'l- : ? i i . - i . i . . .

wu,u " .VUIUI.1.VI..VW..,,.., y uo:, was also ncid in acw h tk tneir ötatet i itpersmmiy &

uomiaugncu ntmscii; a meiancnoiy mania election. The rut of this elect on, as far!

inrou'rii inc. caueu uiui to tnunn; uaa ui-ceriaiuet:. snows mat iiie jjemocratic onicrs rorthu i.ur. l

New York. This State has gone sweepingly for Pierce and King. All the counties

; ,iav.e be?n nearii from ar-d the Democratic ""S"V ränge wu lu eiuy-seven cna "f"1 ousanu. i ne otdctai count candidate for Governor, Seymour, is elected i . , 1 , . . , .. : oy at least tweiity-i:ve thousand over his; i ' 1 competitor, Hunt. The Legislature is over- , f . wi.vj iniiy 4emocrauc. to Heitgress, twenty Democrats, eleven v hign, one inde- ,- , . . ' fr. peudent, and one ultra Abolitionist, (Gerret &mit,IfW,0 beat 6u h Dem0 ore' lected Ofth0 Whigs, five are "Union," cr "Silver (Jrav ." and six Seawardites. , Pexxstlvama. This States gives between nineteen and twenty thousand majority for To Congress, are elected sixteen Democrats j and nine V higs. Th.-; olliciaf vote of Philadelphia city and j county is: for Pierce, 2G7J22; Scott, 24,573; Hale, 62G; Broome, (Native,) 1.14S. The nggregrato vote is l,2Uhortl tne last Pres idential election. Ohio. We have heard from 73 counties ! of this State, most of which are ollkial re Ia I I I .1 tl I I turns, which show that Pierce has gained on Caldwell's m tjoMty one hundred trrtd fiji;-suv tltat is, Caldwell's majority in tliese 7 counties was 15,722, while Pierced is 15,S7S, The remaining ten counties to be heard fr v'it. A ,.. j fl llin n.ir,.. 11..-.. i I i ionviic, uiiiiui "iiiiiioi ii llllll I. lloim?s, L.awrence, Alonroe, eJttowa, laul-j ding and Putnam gave Caldwell 2, COO mnjerity. From the aboVe, M'c judge Pierce m; j -yrity over Scott, in Ohio, Mill be about the same as J Caldwell's, which was 17,812, Hale's vote we are unable to give, or even guess at with any sort of accuracy, Ia euir next weekly issue we shall bo able to give the lull vote o." Ohio. Cin. linn. (Lvz.) 10.; JAKSIiS HAUL AIT, Ja, Attorney :tmi C'iiuftlr tX I.nvfj llrcusriüc, Indiana, WILT, r r u'wc; hi i.ll the Courts h d I In Yat.derh-ir.;. Varrick, .jieneer, fVrry, (iio-on :nd i'osvy coi:i.. ti'S in tlie Si;j.r uie and Feüer.d Caiiirtsnt lu :i.iii !j: !i ai:d atti n- to i !l roller business i nirasled to hi::i as Attorney, iVe.. and lf it'Tnl Arent. O.iK v itlt J.ui:,.. T. V silver, 1-, Third street, nearly o o.Mte the (.'otirt buildii jr. nor ;2 .a. " VT V.". Tü.oSTO.." re:n!j tn receive ar.! jironi t!y l ;.U Mat t.. ordelin l.N line efbtiM ics.at Iii siio", on leifist ;rj :. h.il'.i sij.re below tlio Sherwoo.1 lions e r:: Toi" a' I v . i!e ;s re.'iredt:eei lit. in the oesd six to Plain .'Old I'aii'-y M;'u rai.itii.i: in : 1! it-i va"ietis; ltii::ations of Woo 1, .".I iri'I'', 0;e., mid Oria:nent;.l I'aii.t'n t; C.-iioraily. lie ! lo s i! a Us oi! f r Iloase l'a;ulj!.2,:.i:d wili iihv;.!,. rea ly to-U -nd t orde;i lel't nj-on hinsl.ite r.t t'.ie n d-.mr. . Miovl'J.-5j tf A "rTTilTacTv" taviriss. Till", p i'die ae rc-; 'ctfiillv laf irmed t!nt we are now i-e;.ired to ;:i. e iaereaed f icildy and disnat. Ii f r tr.u Mitirtiu;; t i aiel fro;n the 11 t.st uicivh iTi.Ii.i-. iek: -s, jurcels, ban!; i:otes, and .peci s;i.d can i.s.uc idl who atroinse us -j o'.- c'i'ialcli throujl.o it the year, having railroad e miui in eali iu f.O'!i Cim ü'n.ti Ij ti:j K:;st. i.ai'll v..r..4 i in . futr.i ..r lru.it m.-..iii 'i-ri nceott'jianted w'.:h an iron safe f.r better '.;Jiu it v of v.da aides. Wc collect I'l's. no! cf, or draft, till rder. f-.' po'xlj. or ;:iy mll in jitaees v. !i -n: ws l);,v ottlee. I L.Voress.M f r S;, Louis, Madison, liidi.inaitrdis, C11 1 t-iiiiiuTi. Cleveland. I'l'isbur-, and 11 jiarti of tlic leave ta;ly at in; A ... For J.-vi' "U u and Frnnkf r :;t 2 1. M For California bj each mail i.).uii er foni Xer Y ri:. A OA .'1 s tV i- . S. A. J .M, Arr-at. nov!3 ,LZ dtf Of.ice ..'a'.n st, LoU.m ilk, Tl'ST Received at ihe l.vansvdle Hook M..re, V.atvi,'j ' rra' tiio !' .Me Ii ine; Williüni's Pr'-i;. i b s f do, (I'bmor); WiHiiiiu'.-. ami CImuit on luj.i-..t..r Oran; W llliaiu llui tan Anatoii:y; and for s; !' low liv norm SA V. L IiL LisTlio. nun BH0Y3. 'j. MEMIJKiCS of .etiinc Firo nnd IloseC., Xo. I, lire imtilie l tu attend A!on:ld Wa-h-r-inrr this day (Sat irda)at 4 oVIock. P. M. it ii-v"- AI the regular monthly meeting at T u'duili. Hromjii aituutluiice requested. i.ovI3 GFO. FOSTLH. Sec. MILLS FLO J. iity mün n.uri. now sdiin- at .53 30 wholesale, p,,0,',5., rtfU,I furi!'.uf ,oU j. jr. 7"A T ISC F.I l.A.MlOt'S IIOOKS.-A laree ahd great vaii. iv A ty of .M:.eell:incons r.nd Fancy 11 10, iu a.l !::iou 10 our lorinof sloi u.t receive.! lyliov 1 1 HATiillOXh A: WHt'Xi:. PLAXIi I1COKS. Wware receiving .Tu excel lent and lar1 assortmcnf all kil.dj uf j3'ank Hooka 111 addition to former .stocks, novi I itATIinOXE-A: WII1.KI EI!. BU2C3ETI, gHDP. "tT7".M. PA V-tr-h is removed his llutitier Shop frm tlm conn! of Vine and Fir.-t MreeC? to half a jiiare tvr'.Iain street 011 First htrti between i"e and Sv.-ano'ir. where he would b Jased lo see his old amlTc iiiMouiers. Keejiin-r o'Mtai.il m lie does, uu exceJJeiit .isorU",,nt of Froh .McJts. V:c. iiovllif . WM. PAYXE. i,A?tjrox. kale. r ACRE? of lamUten i cres cleared and 12 seres uni)V de rgoi d feiM-c. I iiiy; within two miles of EvansTle, and half a mile of the Roonville Road, will be add at a bargain, it' u lit :liou be made aoi-n. It is the Northen I tf the Ea.-t IlilforXirth tt"et (liirt.-rof Section t. 1 ownships C. Soatii of Range 10 For further 'particular finiuireof novll -.tw ltd U.G. PLUMMER. d cp ataT cd rort tub 'skitysou ii. ' pi IE hi.I store boat Arab Xo. left tor the South jesVrday, aiid no cai ut eerred ou li.-r. novll It J.L. I.AMU. .Main Mtrre' near tkrJi'athintoK Jlotmt, HAS Just received a lare t.!id well acdected t v 'ASM rl,"c,d of Cokii.jr and Parlor St-.ves, of the a-5Iate?taiid ni...-t approved patterns, which he will T s.rll fcitoiii.-iiii.'lj low. Alf all kinds of Tiu,'si.u.'t Iron, Erasa and Coj per Vt are, t-nvc tniiiinii.s, Yc., etc. Also a most sj k ndid RVMjrtmei.l of Eritai.ni V. are, embra. tnr; Tea atm Cofiee Pots, errant PiU l ers, iazur lio U. Cainlie Mii l.s, KuiM-si'iid Forks, r poi.s, Ci.j'tora, Ti'!is, Cc, which we w ill tak i p.easure 111 slii.iiig to tlie ;iublie. Call and sec my wares. l.ovll PUBLIC 3,LI rTAIIE undorsiigued ill, 011 Monday the 1.1th d.-.y f JL Novei iber, A. 1. !-... i t il oMm't P. M .u 1 : i-i tV krot-ner Erewer. olfer S ir s;de atpul lie an :i.ia, ii.'':y of eie nm.'t lieaiililul aiol valuable bi.it. im l.ots iu Die town of Lainasc 1 I itv. lliee lots are 'uttlj ilu:it.'iUetw-een 1st and -jd Avenue i.;i. tn-iiveeu nri ami Franklin sli'et, only one b,o k lii-iant from the t anal, an. I ia the miined.i.ile vuiii:ty of Or. eireiim's red len. o . ANo hw-eral la ! ou tne other side of Pigeon creek, niv ided into parcels to suit purcl:avTs l'li.s call be seeu at the otllc! of t..e l:lider-'ne I. TKirvs fir pile: One f.p h of the tarcti.... money ca.-h, one foxTrfi In' on.- ear. -I e other fouri.- in two Yaraaud t:.e 1-v. f ..irtli in three .s .rs from da of sale, v itli intere.-t ir .111 d. te; tlie j.'in 'iiiser giving h'.a note seturfd by u.oitace 1 jon the prt.'iuisi'ii. novit -j; JACOS U'XKEXIIEIMER. PIIGTCGAPIIIC?, Or Unuevrfolype .lli:iit::rcs. TM. McCLUER (z OX woubl respe. tfu'.lv inform ! tue :a.it s anil cel. ii . ineii 01 uns p:..i e aini vi noty. that V. e have ukeii the room formerly occupied by j tjcr" Gallery, for The pnrpuvj "I rem; ii.b ir a fv-w , d::s wh-re th void l be i'e-ased to cxl.i.d'i'pecinit'oa , in tins be iutif.il art, i liey Uatt. r U.ciiiscl ej taat t.ieir si.i'cim'i.s w r.l compare wuii an oeinsr m i on-e.s.-ion 4)f aU rccc,,t improvement of Hill and others. Pie1 tu res taken witnor w nnoui cur, smte or in groups. i -....Uz-iiie. eonies of residence, in mature, or Ir trails, co. lied wit !i neatness aud upon the niiorte't j.ossi-1 bl.- uclici. Invalids waitel on at their resiliences Tliev iave the fimvst set of casi-, fruiMis, Ar., aver exhil.itedhi lids place, t"jr t!ler w iUi every thing lo make true and I .effect likeuuaacs. liovio . J. M. McCLUER &. SON.

Commission House, SAIST LOUIS. J50. TT. TWItnELI. JOJi. KOKIIe

Twichell & Mogridge, oncarJivg Merchants, oiTiiercil and Pine fls.. ttend to all consiRnnieiits and romw taeiu. ana will n.ake liWral Hntor Hillsiof ltdinv iu I 1 . . i '..:ii. iit-Ki i a tin nuii.f : '0,'tue i"wy "1 ai the iuwei iKMibij pnees, and on the lnt terms. They win t uMicrtak the settlement and tiwtio : 'namr imirtineejorti iholH-,i.y their special i.er. sonalenortsaiidattentlontoantlicintcresuof thülffrü- i.u ; wsireSueral eutUfatüou. t . " llcfcrcxiccs. (iIoRdK COT.UIB 1 Pauk iV 11 A t,s, Cium.tss, l$i.ow Co., CliOt TKit CV VLLt, Ioa. Kiso At Co.. S St. Louis. J1.1.AKM'l-OXBtEKO., ) . , W. B. KtTs-ji.rv, j Ia;svlna. Klus Sc Morton, Strader Sc Gormas, I , , Hoste a ft Fr Auer, f UnclnnaU. J. V . iiiTi.rR & Uko., ) . 1. Lrr ii 6c Co., S Pittsburgh, "tt m. Hoi.k& Co., K. Ar C. YarSaLL A Co.. "J ...Morgan, J.-M. Btuft.M0MAX, n. , . ,, Ii. lt. C cMtMYs, Philadelphia. SlIlEJ.ns A- Millm, J lli.o.v tV March, i. Yor!c. Jos: it l,ts & t'o., Hi I ti more'. A.G. IIaukwell a Co., ) . liowARn. So A; Co., Iww.oa. ...... . J H,. I lClii'.LL. V i ll. f"o.lMii.;nn V-l-T vu.u.icaivil .llCKUilUU, New Orleans. T. C. TVZCIIEIX & CO., Tor Watt! it.?: and Commission House, rnms escabiishcd h'.UPC rOlifllift Oirir nttortlnn ! g .. n"'S I'.iKI nirliiisei OU CO ill 111 I. vi Oll sind tO ' , l-.iu -ra.n l.iwiin. ....11-Th'-y nolieit x cot. tin nance of Uii liberal patrmnec heretofore -riven them. novit) d&wly I JUT l:i:c i:tVKi) by neamer, ladies patent leather Kosutli llo t, l udi.'K cniiuieli'd Kossuth J!oot; ! u;eenny l.ia.l l,.f.tf Unlies Hron., lvo ith nnd Luce iloot'r. I- v?r .sIu' by iatkarre or single tair. bv "no v. K.iiE.Mnticks&co. S3 SOOt, NOTICE. rp.'IC trustee of sdiool Idrht No. (i, would cive ioA. tiee that the School in :iid 1 i.tri t Will bo conlijiUir.l b;i Mr. J. W. Kniplit. nnother n!:art.-r nt t!io fo'.lo iurr ra'.'-s. vir- 'three '.olh.rs fr wh Scholar, two of v fiii h U fo Ie aid by the ar;-'p. and one dollar by Uio rixtrv't, each om; to live it tlio lhitrht and eüd t HchouJ. jm-!i d t fo:iiience n Veiliied:.v t'ie lith of Aov. (noy lw JOi'l.N C. llÜXSoN, Trustee, HMrnirTn Trn'3 rcTicr. ' Ol'il K is Mvrei.y riven that Ihe un.lei-ip.el lis been flj-ointed ; lm initrntor of the etato if James I'erry, l:-ee;:sed, l.,te of Vanderkurs count). Sai l eM.it' i ;;ji;n.sed t be polv-cnt. A'ov. f, Jf 02. RieilARl) RUETOX. NOTICE OP ÖALa. "VOTIfK is h.-rel y -rireii Ui .t I will full t j.ublie JLl Mit 'ion, r iK Tn, M.iy Ihe Si III in.tH, i.t tt.e rehioei.ee of Jvnes lVrrjv deceased, l.de f YMiiJetburj; county, ub lii .er.-n.ai r- er, lior-s. -tle, lioiifcho! l l-rniture. a t, ri.. hay, uul ..ne 14:1.1.. .1 credit of Mt months will ie jrireii ! nil Mima over tliree iioliar, the jnir h 1 er riving his not with .,;rov1 s.M-ur.iy. watviiiij vi.iaation Ml rj praisem. i t las :,"ov.S. ISV!. KlC liAKli Rl'sTON. LA FF KT AS AM) V.ATIX XHUiONS lt;oVarbj!, a.l'd v, idths und color?, ret'd and for hale bv JAS. LOW 3c CO. 417 Main street LnuUvi'lo Ky., nov - TIXK TMAS Ytunjr llvaon, ImH-r:al. Guijowder JL and llhick, in ch-M, hall chests, ruddies, mid iio ii'iin.l jacks ;ros,jusl ree'd jereti-Ainv. ami f -r ale low l.y K. OlIJ.KI.'T, A- CO. :iiovl Svcamnre near Wattir. fjWIiLK SALT 10 rases 5 i!m ouch, for sab by JL is. K. GII.KKKT A- CO. pvcaniviro near Water. novo CIN'AMO: Ground r.nd In Mat. Jnt rV.I and for j sale by S. K. OlblilJKT fc CO. nov'J Scaiiiore nei.r Water. i O t'MM.IKS Nulmeys, C love, D Peji'ter and Allsjiiee, Ginger i Whole an I Groiiiol iu 1 ai.cra and in bulk. I iis'.ar'i. Fancy Soaje, Sulpii-ir, Roll llrim.'-l oio.r.ioiu atL.4. I.irw im.!. A la ii.. ( 't t..i. i .-f.. t ln.t ..'.1 ' I"- Caj-e -; ay, and lo; a-to l.w by 1 f t . ., r .. r. r.. ii 1 i.i i-iv 1 iv it', n-M a Sjeamore near W aler. 00 DA ?: LERATLV 2 krpalt cpmtitr. Just ree'd' kJ and fors.-.H very I jw by S. h. G I l.llr.ll 1 A: CO. iiov i Svtnniore neur Vur. bo:.iErkirib"oovb i to bt I TyUEti'VuS At U..CS. have jut reeeived a line awwirt j mei.t of Pickles, Preserves, Sauces, Kel. hups, jellies, Ceyeiine, and also Frcali Salmon ami Trout tu cans. novit Time tVpy. vis 5; pi.ac:u t oit CZicap Wall Pa per Xluoglnzst IS AT JO TIN C. D 'JVERLTJJI J.., .Vj'u rtrret btttrttn Firit and Srr(f. Kru$ri!!f, T TTHKKE all kinds of Wall Paper froil TEX CENTS to three dollars apiece, may lie found, with a larjre asrtmeiitor the latest stales and pattern towlectfroin, cnit-raciiir Parlors, niuimi Cl.ninber, liinnintr room mnl Hall p-ipei. 'i lioe w ihii' t' purchase would weil to tail and examine, as 1 aia eetliugat very low rates. LAMPS! LAMPS!! The vibsorlb -r keeps 01 ft;mt on hand an assortment 0 li nips, ef r.ll sizes. ieTi;. lions m, jiricca, at the Evanv -Y ill' wall paper ui.d Lau-n ttore of iiov JOHN C. DEVEREUX Jr. T.AT?D TIL JOHN C. DEVEREliX Jr.. IIj on hand and for nie by tho IWpd or siu-tf pdlon, a fimt rate article of Lard Oil, wl.uh we w ill sell very low. U vti JOHX C. Vt. 1SKI-.L A. Jr. I! oils' to eCent. GOOD tenement on the corner of locust and Fira j si. A pleasant location, and aut'lcient rwiii tor a - ir.Msl ied family. Enouire ou the preiuiM-s. nova FRANCIS L1NCK. l()t) 001) GUNNY 'HAGS, large wzo for .de ' ikovt ALilSA HOWES. N. II. The Gentleman that btrrotrrd our our Saddle E.is and forgot to return them will please do ao. W o want them to lo;in caiii. nov8 -VTEW MACKERAL tubbls Xo. 2and 3 rach of lc52, Ju 1 hf do, just roe'd and iu stor for aal bv novS PRESTON EROS. SEAMLESS I1AG.S 500 ree'd in store and for sale by lu.vsJ PRESTON itl.OS. LcoZiia Miiirply :it Lvans' rani.OLD DOCTOR ETAN'S Of Evans' Restaurant, liaathw " (Jeasure to inform his numerous frier. d and tti " puMic, that he is in receipt of as Cue, fresh lialtinior ova- " ter. aa ever came out of the bij drintf , and Iii Iwlieve his arr;.npements for a continuous supply of the Urdret ' are suc h .-.a w ill not fail. Evana ltnler will be well supjdied with Game, every attention paid to Uitora. Fa mi--lies, and esoei tally the SICK, are invited to aei.il In their ' order, and they tdi.-.Il bv supjdiwd as lonj; a there ist al.ot in the loeker." nv6 r NOTlcn. T IIEREIlY notify ail ht.oii who may 1ms ii tcrcsted,J that I .shall proceed to enforce tho ordinance ajrainat pcr-..i! ho r-liall hereafter obstruct the idc-walka a!t. fdrk by leaving boxes, barrels, stoves, &c. un tlia:ae. Also, for not kecpiti; the sidew alk and frutter cbu in froLt of their premise. Ple take lifed, aa -thii . th last notice. GEO. W. GLOVER, novi 3: City Marshal. rORR.3 UT I DWELLING House, c n A.nins 3ffood sized room Ac, w itii an acre of pro m-l attached; under pnl li-i.ees ui.d iinpniveiiiei t'. 1. c-isterns, labie. A-cw Ste., j Ila;nl!u)i:ii-y Mttiated .-li Vhe llooi,il!e l.'oad, immediate U : djoii.ing tl. vi citv. Api'l to nov4 JOHN J. CHANDLER. FOUND. ON Main at., between 1st nnd d. a wal'.ctt pocketbook -cont.iintii tr money, w hich thu owner can luw by' calhntf 0 the suoscrioei ana pa) ing lor this notice iiov4 JAMES STEELE. VALUABLE CITY PROPEUTT TOIL fcJrt.L.U. ry"'IE undersired. Proprietor, of Fractional Lota Xo. JL - i' tli ' I'oweror -MeG.iry'a Eidarenientof the city 01 Evans die, i:i:d 01 three acre l iuimediatelv in rear of ' I the same, tlie whole l 11.tr between 1st cud 3rd stnjet I au I Division an I EIu trreU in aald citv. hav laid off 8.iid jiropertx in Lois of c onv, niei t size. And will on w ;iiu uaj . eiiner, j.-.ij, iei ecu me nou rs til IU o I-.ek A. .M. and 4 o doc k P. M. at the Court House in s:.i l :ty, expose the saiim to tale at Public Auction to tue hieltest bidders, tioii lii-nd terms, which will Iks' .1.: oe ki.o'VIi on uie ay cyt a.ile xnis proj.eriy n iturten 111 tttp rerr nari or the lul nc ss part of the ciiy of Evansville, nr.d preapi.ta an op icirtuiiity to persons desiroua of Maliiirjr nicrior business louat'.mta w hich eaLDOt (ti;ain bo er jov.l. The title is bey ond dlsjiute, nnd" general Warrsntec Deeds will be jriven. A j.-lat of Uie iremtses ma v le aeer by caUiug on b. fcwindcu, at the Shc-rwc ! HoniV.--SA VlfKI. R.HSKRS.; . AVILI.IAM MARTUVw nov3 3w JOHN FALCONER. J