Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 5, Number 274, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 11 March 1853 — Page 2

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DAILY JOURN AL. A. H. SAN DERfc. EDITOR. I" TERMS OF SUDS.CRtPTlOX, ' Puily Journal, peryear.'. .. .'.f 3 00 by the week,, '. ,10 Trl-WeeVly Journal, per year," I 4 CO "W X s JoujrnaJ . w , w 2 00 CiwrivwATi Juiso T. Messrs. PatVI & M!IOf FonTth sireet. Wtween Vine and Walnut, Cincinnati, reauthopzt ager.U for the transaction of business for he Evaiisville Journal. The D:il Journal will be found on Cl in laair o.Tlc,' and advertisement and subscriptions ar repUully solicited thiosgh them. ; - 1 CITY OF EVAKSVILLB: .... FRIDAV M ORN I N G, 'i:: : : :; i :MA RCII ,11. Coy. Wriffht.' v The Madison Courier has always been a particular friend and mbst zeallou; : backer of GovWrisht. But lately, in view of several! fad miscarriages' of. the estimable Governor, this Democratic organ begins to "cut shy," of liirnr ;.In an article about the late Report of the Committee on the Newport Bank, the Courier says: "TheGovernor'a cause, along with that of the editor of the Sentinel, in reJation to the Banks, we have not ap proved. I We'do believe tho reply ' to the question of thelluuse Committec-,denying any knowledge of-where the S1500 came from, can be explained sali factory. But tlie Gourier gives no hint of how it may. be explained, except o attack the Democratic Committee which made the report. - But in another article, speaking of politicr, the Courier says: .. ....... .. , . AsBrown the shaky head Brown says, -- .''..'.- ' ' "politics is,, very, precarious.? Eighteen months ago Brown was Jos. A. Wright's cnexvn tho uUl Af th .7 : is said ho is so unpopular that members of the General Assembly have declared that it is only necessary to insure the passage of a It appears only necessary for Gov. Wright io eio a nil, io nave tlie great mass of his party down on him in the most tinamiable uitLuuKi. iury are more strenuous op ponents of the Governor, than the Whirs. O Oar chorter election is near. at hand, and .our good people will not forget that it it for the most important of any that has jjet transpired in the history of Evansville as a city. A large amount of work is, to be done the ensuing year byway of public improve ments; ability, experiencv and energy, are the only qualifications equal to the discharge of the extra ordinary duties that will devolve upon the "citv fathers" th rn'm., season. We observe .that a lively interest mm iCifc.up0ii.iais fUDjJct,and no doubt eeiecuons win De 'made' from among .our

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mn uhrt nr nn l.ot,: 1, ... 4 r- ICTlIr. A. A. 'Stickney ; has withdrawn from the Wayne Cv(III) Herald, and is succeeded by Mr. F. C. 3Ianly. Mr. S. is a ready. Writer -and has made a good edi-tcnr,-Jao -that wo regret bU departure from the tribe editorial. 'Mr Stickney is now;in.thiVcity,and will to-day call .upon some of our Merchants to . solicit patronage for Mr. Manly's . papers Our wholesale merchants might find it much to their advantage to advertise in thYHeraldY'as they are interested in the region of count.-y where it circulat . " . - .. . .... ICy We cannot entirely succeed in getiing dispatches with - any. - degree of regularity, but, things are gradually improving. Some of the dispatches we publish this morning we Jue us two or three days ago, but which we bava been necessitated to clip from Lou'sville papers. VWe shall be "all right" after while-perhaps. C"A squad of about a dozzen, hardfisted looking men, landed from a steamboat here yesterday morning, and a more independent looking lot of fellows We have not seen for many a day. Up jn inquiring we ascertained then tc be returned Californians, aiid presume had the right to look independent. OCrTho Manifest ef tfie L1(jy j.ike her last trip fom St. ,Lp0:s;Contams eral bills of 3Ierchan'dize, Groceries &c for on towns on ths Ohio. Shiwneetown; especially . , The Evening -News,' cla'ms .'a 'large share of the trads : of hz towns below. Evansvilla for St. Louis, since the establishment of the regular Packet Line. Ohio riverCities, look to your laurels r , i i. t CTDon't forget ict Mr. Winchell gives his first evening's entertainments to-night at Foster Hall. Yeu will not Regret an attendance there. ' ' ' rSome remarks about the examination of Mr. Saffbrd's pupils, arc deferred till tomorrow. .. .T-fC?-By" dispatcVe,; it , wilf i,e : ieer, that Hon. WillisA. Gormon has been appointed General Commissioner of the 'Land Office, lie's in luck. ". - Lickixg Bridge. A contrict has be,en'executed for tha , construction i of a suspension bridge across Licking river toi connect the cities of Newport and Govington Ky. The contractor is J. Gray of PiYts burgh, and the sum to be :piid is SSiOO, and the work to be completed this year. 1 ! -. r ? r fXIn a fit of 'desperation 'last evening, Jerry . perpetrated as follows: Why was u""e iUJie. aui" ?? wruMa oy weiAtnrf. or a woman ! trgo it is the production of, b

Tlao aplaet V f ' We are sired the trouble of writing any I thing about the new Cabinet, by republishing the fallowing'rercarksfrom the 'Xf Tille Journal, 'it Vas certainly with - some surprise wTheard of the appointment GenTMafcy" for th'e first'pÖBltlön'lii the" C of r, xrr.iTfr.r lTn fimt nOBitlOQ 111 We iSD V III inet. So violent had had been the oppojn. lion by " Young America," heaJed by such men as the fire-eater of the Democratic R!Iii' that we had really Pjgc Atarcy would be thrown overboard to conciliate that winz. of Democracy. But it appears Mr. Pierce 'either hi? not attacked . . . .i . f uVnimir much importance w me raving America," or thought its ' voice : entirely .' too youthful to be heeded. We were not surprised, bowever, to uuu in the Cabinet, Jeff. Davis, the secesionist. His name has been connected with it in almost every rumor yet as a secessions, asa mm who. has ordently labored for. tne dissolution of this union. Gen. Pierce might have spared the partriotfe feeling of the country this insult. : What i it but a. reward for that very spirit, we have" all so unitedly condemned as deserving no tther reward but the ropel He is a dan jerous man in any position, and the more dangerous to the Union the higher the position In which he be placed. He has talent, but not the heart or soul of a true American ; Tho Journal's remark about Pushing, are just. . But little over, ten years ago we I .... . 1 heard him deliver an excellent W big epeecii, He nas'an earnest laborer for Harrisou in ,S40 After deith of H arrson, and the treason to ins nnj oi juuuj ijiwivw-'-s becamea live Tyler man," wnirf.i wgninea I in ist emphatically a man too unprincipled in Uolitica to be either Whii! or Democrat

W GüVern0ÄU,i. l0t0-.he; Uiofoco party;

rk m;uiuviiui j -- he is now in the, Cabinet of a Democratic I. J4, . i ( ß administration. :-;r.?Tt ".Tli -r. "::;tj.TJ But we give Journar article: r Secretary of State Wmi L.' BfARcr.' ., 1 . mm 9 -''" ' "' . M a War jeff. ux vis. ... , Interior McClellaxd. Navy J, C. Dobbis, of N. C. Trea8urv Guthrie of Ky. t II . M II U .' Postmaster General Campbell, of Pa. ', Attorney " C.B. CueutsG,of3Iais. This Cabinet it not at all to the taste of "Young America" of the wild progressive of the Democratic 'party. We know that all of. Yfuncr America's leaders and master gpirits are uttering deep curses and some of them lond ones,! They feel that they have been treated with disregard and con empt, pfy1' Lliein w.äitfor reven ; u'. man of very conside.ble' ability as a partisan politician, but , his selection cr Very wrge poruuu ui utc ituiucrot u l' -L i nAK;n tlir. Mmn.uiKir. most earnest and even volent remonstrances ajiinst it were sent to Gen. Pierce from nu merous Democratic quarters, and for a time the . impression very , generally prevailed among Dotn uemocratsand Whigs that those remonstrances had accomplished orwould accomplish these purpose. - Undoubtedly Gen. Pitrce.appointcd him with a great deal of "re luctance and would not have appointed. him at all but for the extreme difficulty, in fact the impossibility, of filling the State Department to his mind. . . , We presume that none who read the Democratic Review last spring can have forgoU ton the fierce, the perfettly savafe assaults which that great organ of the Democracy made upon Gv. Marcy Mrr. M., as we have already said, is a man of considerabla ability, but throughout his public .life hq I.as figured as a-partizan rather than-as-a" statesman. ' He " has filled various offices in his owo State and in the national councils but we are not aware that he ever made a speech or put forth a document which gave evidence that he is capable of an enlightened devotion !of hi Inte Jlccfual powers to the cause of his whole country or the Teat in terests of humanity. : We can srarcely dare to hope that he will sustain himself with honor to himself arid to the nation in that.; important department of the Goverrant which has just been filled by Daniel Webster and and Edward Everett. Still we are willing and more than willing to find ourselves dis appointed. '"-We" freely acknowledge that! Young. America's hostility to Gov.Marcy1 though dangerous to him and his party, is not at all to his discredit. . t . We'needinot repeat our opinion of Mr Guthrie, the new Secretary of-the Treasury; We believe that he is qualified or,' will , very soon make himself qualified for the office, and that he will discharge its important duties as well as any other man of his party, could discharge them. He will lend himself to no reckless schemes of innovation, and we rejoice that he is 'distinguished for an inflexibility of purpose that will constitute ra trong guranty against any danger of his being overwhelmed by the mischevious influences -that may surround hint. . Ii'.T:' Mr. MeCellaad. the Secretary of the - Interior, is little known throughout the country. In his own State, Michigan, he has - been a bu3y and devotel partisan of Gen. Cass.A lew years ago he was a Freesoiler, but he abandoned the Freesoil party when he conceived that the interests of Cass demanded abandraent. He was active in procuring the passage of a resolution through the Michigan Legislature instructing the Senators and requesting the Representatives of that State in Congress to vote in every contingency for the Witmot proviso, but, when Gen. C '.ss determined to disregard ; the instruction, Mr.; McClelland became active in procuring' the' repeat of the resolution as he had been in pr jcurirgits paaage. When he was in Congress he was a thorough going partisan, but he did not take, even in the estimation of his political friends, a place of any p ominence in that body, , ,'. 1 ' ' ' r Mr. Jeflerron 'Davis, the Secretary, of War, has , talent, but .it is not ofT a, high or comprehensive order .c He can argue shrewdly within a narrow circle, but his viewa lack cipansion and patriotism. ' Only a year or two ago he gave wp his whole sonl. in Miss issippi.to the most desperate attempts to ef-

rectthe.disolutionofthe Union, and we deemichew of tobacco. I" insert ' a nerlod rWet

it! peculiarly inappropriate that he should uv v vuibu w v vi mu jiignesi ana most in

responsible offices in Ihe Govcrnmenl which he so recently labored to destroy. It is said that he declined a place in the Cabinet when it was first tendered to him by Gen.' Pierce,1 and we presume he would not havereverscd his decision but for the certain'y, that, in the event of his remaining in-Mississippi, he

would be beaten by.ov. test between them for the U. S. Senate. I HiV appoihtratnt to the 'Cabinet is at Wstf but sorry consolation and encouragement to those true-hearted Democrats .of the South ' i . . I ' u : : i i. : r..M.... woosiruggit ogaiuai fiim auu ui3 luiwntio or the salvation, of theLInionwheueverj-. hing dear to the cause of freedom was at stake. Mr. Campbell, the Postmaster General, is a man of whom we know but little. Ilia ap pointment is said to have been procured by the influence of Mr. "Buchannan. ; He was nt, most certainly, Gen. Pierce's first choice. We know from an authentic source that the office of Postmaster General was regularly oroflfered to" Mr. 'Nicholson,' of Tennessee, two months ago" or more, and declined by him. We earnestly hope that Mr. Campbell is fit in all respects for the highly important station which he is to fill. If he perform the manifold duties of his office vigorously and unshrinkingly, holding. all his subordinates tö the strictest accountability and responsibility if he succeed in bringing order, and regularity out of what has been disorder and irregularity tor mere than iwemy ye rs n shall certainly be among the first to re cog- , I I L! ..i,.l!nni nize ana appiauu uis a-. . i Mr. Cushinf. the Attorney General, is unmipstinnshlv a man of crreat ability, and as unquestionably a man utterly destitute Of principle. There is an incident in his early political history that no proya or noiie-. mau would have in his own .lorau me ricnesoiiu nfHrrt nf the world, but we shall not now rp.-ite it disfnistin?? details. He began his career as: a Whicr, and,1 prior to 1842, frei quently ppoke and wrote quite ably in supnortof all the measures and views of the Whi party. ; but . he apostatized V from that party, with John Tyler, sought anu ouiauieu office under the traitor, aud, at the exit of Twipr. and the extinction of. Tvlerism,, altached himself to the Loccfoco party, in whi:h he has been figuring ever since. . 1 Ruchis the Cabinet. Wc know, not what to expect from it. - We hope lor the: Dejt. i r ... '. 'v.. .-.' riFTin! or Califorhia NEWS-Revpl ting Case of Crime. Through Adams & Co?'s express we received early last night the Sacramento miners. The main item of in terest is that u crime was committeb before. davli'ht on the morning of 1 hursday, so utter Iv revoltiu1" andunnearaoi oeiore uar. iv onlv has no name in the calendar; but we hardly know in what terms io acijudiui u. .. . a a Ana readers with Stnatare. - If seems that tne wife of the proprietor of a German boardiughouse, in Sacramento, died a few days tiiice, aud a young man, a Swiss by birth, named Conrad Jackson, volunteered to perl'orro one of the last offices of kindness to the deceased, that of watching; by. tho body during the night.- , ' As the Uniort states, the duty was entrust: ed to him in full faith;-, but to apprise the nnhlicofthe horrible manner in which he profaned it would be to pulluta ouv,cglnP,.p? room at the. time, and who detected the wre'eh, iminediitely acquainted the police ofthe fact, tnJ he" was promptly arrestc I anl detained until morning v. for examination before the recorder. ' But it was feared that the law did not reach the case and that the criminal would go unpunished unless the peopl t should take action. . . . . , ;P. S. .We learn, Irom 3Ir. John Benjamin Adams & Co'.' express messenger, who arriyed here atG P. M. yesteiday, that ., he prisoner was taken yesterday mi rning before the recorder,' and that, as there was no law to meet the ca'se, the brute in human form was remahded.tv the prison brig. AVh lc on the way there he was rescued from the, custody ofthe marshal, and at 12 o'clock, when the Antelope left,' a' jury of citizens were' empinncled to try the cose. The steamer Coiifideuce may , bring the result of tae mat- ' i Te,V(fT?c.Tliftmesf-enger of Adams & to., who came down in the last Sacramento boat, yesterd iy, informs us that-the prisoner was brought before!. the citizens' jury' in the afternoon: the evidence was clear and direct, and, after, considerable deliberation as to what character of- punishment should be meted out to the culprit, jt was. finally, decipeu mat ne snouw receive one nunurea lashes on the hire, back.-- Pending the inflection of this sentence, the boat left. . ' . ij . Alto. Col. Indiana. ; l , ' " r',Thö notes of. the Sute Bank of Indiana and branches pass current. here, and are set d.yn at the ordinary rate of discount 1 per cent. Of the paper issues by the Free Bank very little has found its way here Clark d& Co's. Detector furnishes the fullow-ing-' list: ' .1 i J. - .. Bank ofConnersviIIe, -. i ..i 1 iGeo: Frybager, Viel; Y. M. anford, , . Cash.: i . . . . . . i i.-, ..: ., Government Stock Bank, Lafayette, - 1 r O. Benedict,' Pres. - j . r ; . Gratnercy l?ank, Lafayette - - - l iE.'F. Nexon, Pres. . , Indiana Stock Bauk,Laporte, !' 1 , Caleb Ives, Pres.J. Ö. Kellnm, Cash.-f . Plymouth Bank, Plymouth - - -' l C. D.Clark, Pres. - ' . - - .; .";: Prairie City Bank, Terre Haute ; : -Public. Stock Bank, Newport W. II. Harston, Pres.r. S'ate Stock Bank, Logansport Traders Bank, Terre Haute , - " .. State Bank of Indiana, Peru, - -Wabash Valley Ba.ik, Logansport, -; a J - 1 ' ) ; The' money market of Cincinnati, it may be said, rules our. market: :and in; the latest publication from there we find the following remark in rriation to these issue?. , ' . Bar.k of North America, Newport, (Ind.) 5 discount buying." ' " -( ' ? All the Indiana l ree lianks i discount, buying, except Connersville; Prairie City, Torre Hante, Wäba'sh Valley Logansport, iiu i3ia.it; oiucik 1 trui which uic put. 83"U on comin? into the office the .other i . . - i 1 1 1, day, we asked the DeviP his rule of punciuawou. oaiu ue, "i set up as lonjj.na pxa hold my breath, then put in a comma, when I gape, I insert a semicolon; when I sneeze; a colon; and when I want to take' another chew of tobacco, V insert ' a '"period."' We

cannot withold these rules, so admirable ' fortchusettV Constitutional Convention according

ieir simplicity, from the public. Gem,

Pittsijü r.Gii, Mach' Mhj 1853. ' , Yrizixd Add: A perfect vortex of bust ness has precluded an opportunity JoH sending you an item until this late, date.- t went töCincinVati in a hurry, traveled "thröügint

', ' , . ; vent trecognltibn, and lelt it in yctoak lffpre ft borryp. tni now for the first time I have a leisure moment and though separated by ja -space of nealyJ 800 mues,yei we'uave-uic-picasiijg reucc Uöri'thäVlhe"" verjr IemrntfTTrT"Tnade IKe willing mediums (not spiritual knockers) for conveying and communicating ' the thoughts of friends thus separated. I will' make a desperate effort to itemize a little, and if my communication appear labored and. ambigu ous exercise, I' beseech you some degree of charity towards your young pupil jit this style of corresponding. - i Cincinnati is full of wonders, rarae axes of every description, gen"rally though more wonderful on thehandbill.-thati anywnere else. There is now on exhibition a prodigi ously huge woman, ' weighing - only .764 pounds, measuring 3 feet around the arm and something less than 9 feet around the tsaist, .. ..... . - and all at only one dime a look, something ovej- a cent for- every hundred -pounds; ?:At another place the basser is very' politely in vited in by a drummer stationcd'at the do r, to see the largest ok in the .world, . weighing 5,000 pounds, (not'quite as mnch as the wo man.) Pharaoh's well favored kine weren't a patching to it. Then comes .the celebrated wonder of wonders, acknowledged by natur alists to be the greatest wonder'in the wprjd the "wild mare of Venezuela," captured cn the plains of South America,-possessing . the finest symmetry of. figure, an. the. wonderful quality of passing through the.'fire without "scorching a hair, "coz why" she hasnVany hair to scorch. . Beats ) the i ''woolly -horstf all holler. . ... ?- a. t . . v. ; ; .The funeral of Logan, ; the i comedian, '.look place' pn 'Sunday ; last: from the Winne House." The funeral was -very 'large,' at tended by the Odd Fellows and other com pa nies, in procession..' ; .AVvast' concourse Vv people followed the remains to i the "grate yard, .'i .'.. ' - ! ;v .r- '. ? a : i".i: j A large and bcautifjloio pressure, steamer built at Cincinnati. - She is intendi-d for' th Louisville trade, and will go clear through by daylight. This, L believe, y'C be the i first experiment witftthe lowpressure''cngihe.'on the Western watefsiand will 'solve ;'the' problem, whether it can be used efficiently on our muddy riverfe.rui i'UatVJ J Zir.SCO O - Te complexity of CourtsV 'here are "ail very bu?y doing nothing.1- The judge ''gravely sleepsi the jury keep constantly on hands market dull. ".Lawyers look iser and. say nothing, 'and. 'tipstaves inoft vociferotiily calls to order the lingering echoes i f his last ferocious commands.' 'So1 it' goes. ".The green bag is emptied rof its ' contents in the morning musty papers are barely,turned over and shoved again into the bag, court adouras,' and the fame process is again gone;throuh on: the morrow.;:;; 't; J zU l he stearn fire engine M,Rhinoceros, - thaf goes all by steam, made its appearance 'in the streets on Monday, much' to the consternation of us poor Hoosicre,'(Ben and I)f'who supposed that the ravening, Gias-cutus had certainly broke loose, Can dfn pur excess of caution kept at a respectful distance. The Rfiinoceros moved along fineiynntit it came tö a hill; thenlh'e wheels flew round, and the stones flew uPVahtLe; fcl terror at a supposed explosion, flew back, and the musJiecne didn't move.' She doeshe work of half, dozen , cnginss sucking her .'own water,. and throwiug, five or. six .streams tnrcugrt inch nozzles to the height of 200 feet. 4 I t I A German fireman fell 'from '. the' steamer Pittsburgh last evening,, while lying at the Pittsburgh wharf, but was rescued from awatery grave by t e timely 'assistance of his co-labortrs The poof devil,7 though not.fquile drowned. wns frightened cut of his senses.-! Qn being taken to the , shore' anJ iet'Joose,V he toutterd. ,somctbing incoherently; and started off as if4 looking for something, and at last got -djwn into the river sgain;, again he was dragged out and let loose; off5 he. started still muttering in his incoherent marin crand still apparsntly engaged in his' search! and like the horee that rescued from the -fire," dashes into the element, be . prccee'ds Io try i . ' ' . . ... . . tne river again. : J he loving mtte rery cfTec tipnately cursed ' him, and sent two "deck hands to go inland ' either drowh hiin or ake him on board hewnsnt -very -particular winch. . He was secured however. j The new steamer; A lvin'Adafni, now lying at the wharf, preparing to' fitärf bn" her first trip in a day or two, is one of the, finest boats in the. upper trade. Her cabin .is. finished and furnished magnificently.' She is intend, ed for the,' packet line, between Wheeling and Louisville. .' : ..M I j Folks tip here brag pn her. like, every thing, but pshaw they don t know nothin' kbout boatsVhey'thi'na: thaTt!iecJiplrtltub;b and Mary Hunt ire' about second 'rate'' boats? with ' it : little gingerbread -work -inside. i U J ..... ..t.O. .O . , t 1 ' I i .-. .1 .... Jy ie the fancy Ain't they . fooled li rf,'t . piease nip's ttASMODEUS.i r . "I shall soon die, Cuffyyl musteet but oh a long journey." "Derry well,7; replied Cuffy, " I guess you hab good going, because it is always down till- .r 'i- " " .Wf.M Bostox, March 7; , The Coalitionist have, carried th: nr.aVn ti the returns thus far received,

.Klan Killed.

Buffalo, Mar h 5. : Bartholomew Jlyers, a respectable citizen i w - t a . " t 1 I " : I about twenty -four years of age, was murder ed last night in a dutch grocery on .Uenessee street. i j u ; - Afight had taken place during the evening Joo-JthetreeUin jvhicb,31ycrs .who was a ooker on, lost bis cap. . .. . I He followed the men who had : his cap to the grocery and beer shop. When he enter ed, one ot tne party attacked hunwith an axe and others with sticks. O.iie JüajX.staeiLiura in the. back part -of the neck with a large butcher knife. , , . , The' wound penetrated.to I the front' of ithe neck. The knife was thrust through the peckt Q( while . in,, turned round, -makingia wound so iargeithat'jthercBurgeofl'in attendance could put his hand and arm through. Two of the murderers were : arrested on the spot and two othersj who escaped into anoth er, ward, and were also - arrested during the fight.;;..;. y1.,: . .: : 4 1 ai ' ' ; t . nr i. o There is no Wall South of Augusta, G a.The National Intelligencer, publishes . a Correspondence between ex-presldent Fill more and the late Cabinet members. They express their admiration for the untiring assi duity and devotion to the duties of office ex hibited by President' Fillmbrei and acknow ledge the personal courtesy with which they were ever treated.' S Mr.. Fillmore gratefully acknowledges the tribute paid .him and dis claims deserving it, and says that toe success of his administration was chiefly owinjr to the wisdom, harmony, fidelity and ability of his counsellors. ."No President,-be says, was ever more fortunate in the choice of his Cabinet," no cause for dissention or hard words having ever occurred. ! Thelnteliigencer states that the stispehsiou oi .ef iiicuce on vuuiuiuuoiu iuuco waa given on the earnest"recOmmendatlan of Se cretary, Kennedy Und thatMnKenbedy Jiä.d ? "I i ? iri , . .1. . immediately appoiniea vom. j. io me com ihandof.theSan.Francisco ftauou. -.. jishikgtox, March 8, M. . i 'The' officers of Gen.' Pierre's brigade, twen tv-twoin number, called upon' him by invita tjon.thU morning.,; They had a longamT interesting interview with .the President.' He expressed himself glad to sec them, and said lie lelt connaeni mat. as in time, past, so m time to comeithey would stand by him in every emergency. . ! A complimentary ball is to be given at Willard's Hotel to-morrow evening. President Pierce and ex-President Fillmore, with the members of their respective Cabinets, and the'diplomatic corps, ore expected to be present." i The new uaomeiare an nere, ana it is understood they will take the oath of effice and enter upon the duties of their respective offices to-morrow, at 12 o'clock. ' ' " , ;S vWasiiisgtox, Mar, 8," " ; The oath of office has b?en administered to? tlte 'new Cbinet,' they took! charge of their several departments at 11 o'clock this - " a xrW-rVeWrtotinT 4-h inst., al luding to the recent j-eports relative to the health of the Hon. V. It. King, says. ' ; Theeports that have! reached us touching the health of Col. King, have been quite contradictqryv ,TIie last is the worat,' however. It comes through a correspondent of theS ivanah Republican, nd says that he is rapidly failing his cough constant, his feet wollen badly, and his aso, in his own opinion and that of his friends, hopeless. The fact that th.Vico President's . private Secretary brought the mere favorable statement "justifies in indulging yet a hope. I ' MARRIED; - OaThcrsday the 0th Intt. by the Per. James Uniterm n, .Mr. V. W.lino,iiiidMijrsEMaTRiaLt, all Of Kt.iDSTillO. i . . . Tffdlnconnertion with theabeve notice a fine slice of cake," aiid tho ' cards ör the parties. AV-j Wish in return that Tilttlmnt mam emmtinut tmTrihtt. . ; r,;;wpxici2 ..extra.. . .; TWO Weeki'on'y remain In which Statt and Ctf T". fan bo paidwlthout tlio pent It, .x very targo amount is jetui iwtd, and I fear Uur miiio are not a ware that they are owing.' Neir for the Ust tiin i aay to every person .who has not paid thla office, to come op aud save costs. - .omar8 .1 B.W. DÜNBAB, Collector. ' March7,t?53J ' Of GREAT t LECTION NEWS I! A WORD TO THE "WisEtlJ There are oulte a number of verv nice ybnnf men who have not paid their. POLL TAX, They cannot vote for their friends at the ensuing c ity election. Tfaefe are about rare hundred. I cannot write all the receipts on uie aay ,01 election. Hut I will be sure to 4at a Delinquent T Li etat euch affile pell. ' IIT U BRAKY NOTICE. All per ons haviny books in 'he' pMjteanton, drawn from tho Vanderburgh CouAty Library, pre vious to my taking charge of the same, are requested to Tetarn'lhem Immediately tö me st the of. Oce of the RaHroad Co.npr ny.' It Is nec'ary that these' Boo'! should be returned forthwith, to settle the'old librarian 'accouuta:Ä" . - ' , JOHN E.MARTIN, ifebfJ-tT- Librarian. :i CANDIDATES: NÖTIGES. Ms. Saxbks: Please announce my name as a candi date for ,Un office of City Marshal at the e5n ng flee Ion, rmarll! . WILLIAM E, GREEN. M A RCUS HE3W0OD Fi.e a eandidalo for Cean eflinan to represent tho riira Waid, at the ensuing election, . . . ? . MaVsiKKts-If Mr, LEWIS HOWES,' will irmit sname to ba ran for Conni-ilmaa in tho First Ward hi he will supported by marjl MAJORITY OP THE VOTERS. M. A.ff. Ssaoras Mv answer lo a not In Tnr a . a .-.-.. pood -citizen to serve the public when oUcd tipon. and nnperinis morning IS. inat 1 11 HLiImi .Inrr ot everv i.saaiiaciaccenmjrty; lmrl 1 LEWIS HOW KS. -r ' 1 . ... . i 1 1 1 1 . ,, A. H. Sanairs. Faal-PleaaA anoDoce mv name as a onoiuaxeror tty Marshal ... Jr elected I hau devote . tay waoioiiiiM the duUeaofthe vffice. ,,marfc1 t',rK . DAVll KALKIGH. TT7JAS."G.JOXES. UaCaiHlidato for re election, to the office of Mayor of the city of Evauavillo ... aiarS .. Mr. A. II. SABAt!he aolkiUtion of aV friends I announce nisc-lf a candidate lor the oU:cj cf City .Marshall at the'ensulug election. . 11 arx . . 'rrTTr'W'e are rennested. to announce the name of Pr. ALLEX CI HALLOcK as a candidate for ihe office of Co ncilman at the ensuing eleciioo, to represent the First Wan?. ; . .. . - 1 Tr7"Mt.:A. II: Sakdes Der sir: At the so'lcltition or my friends. 1 announce myself a candidate for tLe office of Mavor of this citv, at the ensuing F.lec Uon. . feb23.; . JOLIN S. HOPKINS. t COTTON TABLE DIAPER 2 bales reetved and for ' " . - - ai, a-va, m .. I W . sai-jvr , A-i 'un v yu., f.itiCM " 417 Main st, Loaisvilie, Ky;

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS;

u -k. . nnvrc PI...! ..a. .-h a wmA ääTaTaäl IOC m m ri r.r a Lknzwo an aa iuiv m m . i I,,.. , i biMUEL okk. marll '. - VK ) JVSH nX?l$fi&. ORB. H AY AXD MANURE FORKS, 4? Jot. rwr'd and for saU by Iruurlll POTATO jurcioKP, Jast recetreil,rai4 far nU 50 ' bu. of Potato UbioDsat tnurl COOKS' FAMILY GROCERY, - BAYOU LA17D3. J ti i.J i ADMINIST R ATO RS-S ALE BY order of the Court of Common Pleas, f the Conatj or Vanderburgh, a th Administrate! of thaestlo ofWUIrjX. Hawkins, doe'd: l wlilonaiuruaj ma WU dar of April next, between tha hours on o'ciock Si. and 4 ocnnk P. M. at tho Door of tlie Court JicaM Ih t'io City of ETan8Tillc,cioeto sale at public auction, to the Ligliett bidder, la ' Paac ti ,' the followinjf described part of J-'ractiona Seciiaiia Koa. i aodtr , in Tcwnah'.p No. 7, South of Kmge ICo. 10 Weit In , Vanderbargn Coonty,io-wit; Butnins t froaiw East corlier cf said aectioh No. 5, runtiirif tbr BCff Korlll alone the Kat line ofaatd aection 4S chains and it link, thence Aestb aline paralel with thtfcouuillne . . ofuiid FrUction to the liarou of Green Piier lrUt.d UieucC aloTlKald Bayou to the tfoo dlfidinj; FrscUoaat. I aectiona Zoa3andR, In aaid. .Tovnshtp, Uxmr along ,, sal J line to the place of beginning, conUiaii.g 308 acres" ' or thereabouts. 1 rsaldlanda will be sold upon the folIowlDF terms: One fourth of the rarthase money to be iald on ib day of anlehne fourth in 9, one fourth In li; and oaa pjurtli In 18 months from the day ofaale. ' '; A snre7 and plan of said land and subdivision o po , aeen at my offic. - J0. J, CH.tRDLtK, .. mnriHtw . AOmmuiraior Jtcpulnr ' White Itlver " THE KEW lipUtdranfrbt steamor WHITK EIVhKr. llomu Ftiiiaon, N aster, will ran rcfularly In tha . above trade, the present Vinter. jaDfitr AX. Ton, Mt. carmbl AND K2X7 AL BATIY RAILROAD- -- "J0TICE U hereby gin n that there are no Bonds of JLN thin Company In t-irculation, as the Eooks of I hi ' Company will testily that no honas bar rrer neea uued orauthoriaed, ' f f f And as all the atock formerly snbscribed on the Book of this Company, m at oldbv the Kherifl under eeft " tl .nt Issuinr from th Circuit Court of Edwards Conny ty. Ills, and wasbythfl purchasers at such Bherif'a sale, f or br their assignees surrendered to the present fioard J of liirectorson tDth Januery. 1?53, ml ttrt'ßcte of stock bearing date afraiaaf to that tlmo re rwUfJ" . It.baTinBT been reported tliat .Bonds and cert ill e testa of atock at this Company, hare been offered for aal ar -1 pledrc, by prirtiesfurmerlr connected wHh Uila- Coaapav- ' ity.tbn Board have thought It right, thus t put the pah- ' He on thoir guard. , .) . ' - ir - . . T B.TIIOMPSO!, President .-T of A. Mt,C. and N A. R.R.CO ' S.rn.TnorsoM. D., becrcUry lo Board. "-. i martO tf - . . , i . . ; ., , . , t - "10TTOX YARN'S; 7$ bags Pittsburgh Eatt Coffoff 1 ... . . . ..... r f i .1 . . J Varus, JUSI receiTCU mv rorei nnv,ci mrajie wy ; marlO MORGAN. KEEN tk KWfüS, SMELTING; 10 Bales Heavy 4M cotinler Fkeeungfl. r Just received aud f.r aale lv ' " - -i 1 OH'nTINGS; Just received 10 Rate ncavr Westert, OT.rsaloby ' MORGAN, KüEX it r&KSTQSr. murlO " ' ' ' i.. -. , ; . ... , Sr ilUETINGS; IO Hlea Heavy 4-4 Heavy Crown Fheet-'' tin?, Just received per steamer Forrest Roao and, . lursaleby AlOKGAN, KEEN PKBiTON. f; marlU . CLOSING OUT. . s AS ihe nn.lerslu d want the Brst nMr of their Ktoiw J . far excluiv Wholesale or obbiiix birfnM wi U-loso oulUwir 'lail stock at lowi rieea. - All pe"J sous wanting a great many goods for ' little mouej arty c repOitfully rciuested to rive nsa call. ' marlU . J1ÜKÜ AN, KEEN & PRESTON. . I SILK M1TTF; 100 dox.ilk Iland net. " ' ' . " ' 2tKI do- do FiUet do. --'.-- Received and for sal o by , JAS. LOW CO. marlU , 417 main sC.Lo.isvUle Ky A FANS; 50 Cases Ch!m;se Fans, asjiorted juality. received aud for at.l. by JA. LO W aV C f ; V -itr jCiiin MXMtUvilUs Kj. i i WOOLENS;S Cases Blue Qoth. . . " - 1 do Brown do. '.;..;(. 1 do Black "c do. ' J -.i.. J 1 do Blue Cassimerc, revived and for aal , br '...:. jas, low a ca I FANCY PRINT.?.10CasAHc7ASon-s.' Tf 13 do American Print Worte, received ami' i for sale by JAS. LOW A CO. ri 417 Mala st. Loaisville Ky. . . t KOTICH. ... ' . J . IDkHO - IP tho author of the lines "Voice of will ' give tho receiver a mi . or tvpker ao that ha m.nv answer throuirh the P. (1 . tin will itim nmMit(. aud bouu ler uiauy oUUtUous to the writer. marrl MORGAN KEEN &. PRESTON.;, ( Jo'Jtcrs in Foreign and Domcslic Dry Good

Boots,JSho:r, Hats Cap$t Bonnets, cj-c. tjc j

MU! STRUT, BlTWKEM FIRST AKO SECC'RO BVakSVILta IX.' f i

ARE now receiving Uiclr Spring and Summer fStort.-l. i to whKh they rwpectfull v Invite the attei.tion of the !

Trcde. -We have now 5J pat k ages In store of i'ry GeedaVv boughtln December and shipped allow frrirl.U a hit a we can acd wnx sell low. 1 hey consist of the fullcwlrg dcscripti.nss of Good;: ? . ... , , ,. , Donnt-I's light prints. Allen's Rut y prints; Dcnne Vt t dark prints, haeo Meachod drills. B.ti-blue drills, Pea- '. JK-rvl 'rowu d rills, Ta. lor'a 4-4 fine broa a sLirtlnps and ' J ' r.p el Iiis, Putapsce, OUs,4.nd Amoskeof ltninjs,Fah-7 ; cyplill Co touades. Faucy plaid, klried skd shaded cotton ca-simeres, dec. .' :' , We will be r. ccltin? Goods 'every weektnronhoit'i;' f the season end have no besitatioa la sajiig we ,ill net . ' upa bt-.1 r atock iIuuIi.t eversfiV redto Uie trade- 1 '

Our IToss Goods, such a rriul. Ginahaana. 1bk ' llcrnaes. Ae.rreof briirhtaö.l beautilul t)Us Ld of . xcftleiit qualities; Car htuffGootlsof the most nabststv-r IimI kinds boii p the Cream of tHa fear Kanter anarket4 la ever) dep. rnient of oar Moik the Trade w II Am K cool and eakwblo Goods for wa a e determined, old, , . joor aud shabby Goods shall not come inside Ue wall of our store. - - , : ma9 MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTOS .T 1 " MA RSI ELLES VESTING, Tops Fir. bite received ! andforaaloby ,., . JAS. LW At "O. I f iuar9 ., . 419 Main et. Louisville Ky.i 17-KENCHTAVILLED CLOTfl ANÖ CA8.IMERE ' ' Tojs Soperflne BUuk CI0Ü1, . , , r. ; ' 10 00 Extra . -do do. ' I 1 ; ZZZ do FuirflueUiMiStla Cassimerc. ;'."' ' , -15 do Extra ; .do ..do do. ' RccclrcdbTEllireu.ini fnrulafT ' JAS. LOW ft CO. 1 .mart - : ' 4t7Ma!n street Louisrille Kj rr BUTrONS, 450 sctU plain and ftmcy Beul.cä:carc: . celved this da) and for rale by - . .,..- ' -v."i JA. LOW ftlUi - f mart - ,1 nui 11IV 7. T 1BBONS. CO Customs Spring Stria ßennei' RiblODSJ t m 1 'i J-r XV 30 do do . do Op do: ' t hvcelved by Express and for sale ty ".,. JAS. LOW & COmarO , " , 411 Maio.st. luisvlUe Ky.' ' " HEW SPfJXG GOODS. Cheap ! Cheaper! !ClifBpct !! ! 'p? T have just received the best selei tel assortment of . j sprii Gmmis. ever broufbt to this market: CoarfM "; In- Of ready made tloihingr f evry variety; Uyftierwith a splendid lot of Hats. Cps &Jd rurairktrg Gacds i which 1 will sell cheaper than var. My facilities for . btniiig goooavnables ma to offer CEEA1EK INDUCEMEN IS then ever. ...., ' f MY SEWING MACHINE I still continues lo turn oft" the beet oreuatem work, cheap-. " ' er than can bemaJo by hand anywhere.. j Call and examine uty foods, they are worthv vour at- ; tcnUon liuartj . S5. GUMBEh'Ti.' ,rf ' - r. . A ' Jl f AftTVVV Titr:S "TG?r.Ies lair "I rtnahrl f(. far- I vjr ale low by. jaI31 KEMENT& VIELE. Teacher of the h.ngluh, f'rench andUer' - nr.ln lan Run?. ' 1. PKIVATE LESSONS either at his Residence 'or .Pupils. , ... . ; Ktglilt Germaa Female SchooL ' Corner of Th!rtl ' aud W nlimt iroeu. ,. .. . 1 sept 4-It I Kcsnilnr Pncltct. ' ' ' THE Meamer Fawn. Wm. F. Ilollcroft master, leaves Louisville for Henderson evert iTnesday.wd: Friday, at 3 r V i aul leaves. Evaurville, for. Louisville. every Wednesday, and Saturday evening on arritat oC ' tho cars. Z I octl O'K I LEY o MITCHELL, A genta. UFGIXAM JRVAWSfVir.I.I'. and : L A F A Y ET T Ii PAf'liF.T The sutstanttal steamer KENTCCKTJ 2 No. i. kt. li. Tedfxrd. Master, hsvin? been thorboglily ;

d H-ked and repaired. Is now in better oMer' tbän' ever. will coii inue regularly In the tridtf durb'j'Ui'ö Seaahn, For freight or ia?sage rply oif board. deea i

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