Indiana Reveille, Volume 40, Number 15, Vevay, Switzerland County, 15 April 1857 — Page 2

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Ckom Coot* Rica, The LouisviUq CeuHtf girts the;followiDg • reliable newts >£. y- ;v \ J* Mn Cbu. HjvBnll, Isle in the ler'ice tj j.Octf.'Wallter, SljiTcd igjthi* felly od .Jay’night. HeTefl here August 6lh, and oo ibis arrival in Nicaragua, wu placed in the 'linger service, thenort arduous hut healthiest in that yriny. He did faithful duty until January. 2fltb,when.he and two companions, tike himself dissatisfied, were sent out for beef. It was the opportunity they desired, and they desired, and they took “FrenchTeaVe,” add made (belt way into the wilds of Co«a Bic*| Theyhad but a small chunk of beef, onwhteb they subsisted for two' days. On the third they-found a stray''mule which* waabilled-— About forty, pounds of this, meat way divided out. It was tisid uotir it' not only tainted, hut'fall of maggola. '' Think'of that, ye lovers of delicacies and dainties.: Yet this putrid neat to a starring man,, was* choice morsel. After ndenng in the inoun taint, often haring toeut their way wllh’a tnaektit (a big tnifej through (he dense Chapptial,’(He sight of.* ranciicplidlened Iheireyes,.; There were some, fifty,, soldiers, occupying iU : The chief officer gave (bem.a .cordial recepltqDf. and what war more reviving;good food." After a brief rest, they' proceeded to Otiinicisti, forty miles distant. . They rware deprived'of the mules and y;e«potts heif,bul allowed- to sell the equipments, saddles, &c,. for which five dollarsa piece was.receireU.UWai-t Sodsend. Thence 1 heme n, mate bed on foot w, lacson, seventy miles, over a trail path, .. Dull was veryill, weak dispirited and'dttn pairing. Ha couldnot'keep..pace,and fitt, comrades had to abandon him lo hit Conscious however, if he faltered he dras.loll,' he nerved himself for ihe task, andalnignt would reach the companions of his flight In about three days they reached Uuson. . Tim, n* lives furnished them with buugocs, in wbtw (hey floated down a river one hundred miles w I’unla Arenas on the Pacific.' Hull wtVvery ill and out of his mind-here for four days, but recovered his health sufficiently to slarl-for San Jose, the capital of Costa itica, distance eighteen miles,; where they were directed lo go. They walked. On reaching there they applied to the American Consul, who refused to assist them, and characterized them as out* laws. The Prussian Consul, Manning, to Us honor be it spoken, exerted himself and relieved them aswdl as others who had Add from Worker. President Mora sent out wine and cigars, and be, as well as all of the Costa Iticjoi, bestowed every I kindness. The Peruvian Minister sent them two ounces of gold and a Costa IIlean gentleman gave them as much‘more. Even the little children, affected by'their sad looks and situation, would ap-' proacb them timidly and present them 'with small coins;* . >. The native women tendered their sympathy withThat grace.aud delicacy only true woman can. (When did tbey'ever fail!) r ; • From San'Jose they were sent back lo Punta. Arenas, and allowed money for expense,— There the Government paid Their board /for two weeks. On the arrival of the steamship Panama they with 131 others who had flocked in, in the meantime, left for their.own Country. The Costa Rican Bovein me fitjpaid Their entire expenses'$75 each—to New Orleans or New York'os they wished. 1 . The whole people seem to cherish no animosity against \my of t&e filtibuxler, soldiers but Walker. They believe these men are deluded and by Imii and apeculatois who thus truffle in human life to gratify Motives, of selfishDeksand cupidity.' ■- Walker is nattir-* ally-sn object of execration, and if they catch' him bis fate will be terrible. Mr, Bull shows

j jjy We-glean the following fromJffii Louis viw Courier A > |v £- | Wedp&ra thatflneoufo moat# .’all 3r that jMcorred pnJWstean |-Si£ ;in! L in thyObio riretfjmef men »n oRjjh Si was made Sy tefegrapK was attendcoty no fatal results, excepting to the onfqjtu* nale: m anJ ai.:Heffem [Piytsd,

Tha Remedy of the- Ago.* - . ' {£l thlTfKTon of tbe year it is prudent, iTtfibl Beaks ary/ to take a reliable and ’goftl for tbe purification of tbe blood am&Gtomacb, and among tbe an* ‘inerous aiorpoiiiida before the public (all claiming to potsess tlus virtue) Horley'a Sorsaparillo,Ls jb 0 only one that can be Jepend(fl‘a'pdtf.—^7 ; /puts 7/erald. -

Pledged lo no Party's uWUuy.swaV, ! ; f Wo follow Troth where'er the laid* th* way.

Wedhesday, : : : : : April 15, 1857.

-Arrivalfr im California and Nicaragua.' T : gNaW YoaK,fCT‘r3rg‘ StomH v Qe|j Law is signaRejShelpqj viridtnpal|r irhiniales to the 20f!Tfut.,' tV§f weflts late ■ th previoaarnefcs, ww neafjl ly ’81,250 OOtfifj specie; with the, Cqlden. Gale, < . . . j ■ —LftUr'r- loon. —Xho-Lsw- brings ..Ssuj .Francisco lalefi'to. the rooming oClEo'SHiJr Oil' her nit#ard passage she rescued 4&J XttCTKpfJb vJ)rig3iary C-Qi. Hask«iU,_of. X.] A' bonid for Ctenfuegus, wrecked on the] 3th Marc li." : . 1 ' - On the 1th'of 'April the Tennessee' nr'rived** fed apjtrtralbwi xtownyialea * riiri-tevcijtu&t tye I] Vf r0 » Carlos; w ten last •h^^/rinLho r at ilfcb'iJcha Rapid*;; * to attack' j s x fu pro in .K t) later news rout ,?xist§J t on.J|slhuiiis., grp}viug!.c ut $J ihaj 11 pteficnsiou of'an,«C-] | tack by tb j nati veajj^oHj(orctgnc I toil road ( i tp.prp.lccl pasye pge ii'aj I dp rope r I y ,i n Inin-1 ifuj i.-i:a ,,'Sstiif ■'•'■,■ ’ '• • : Vi' ■*£'-» • i .The ,1* gr en |, d Up# td [r om. Bogo ta took pays] gp.aCAfpiiityall for]Ayashing*]: i»4yicPS: tUJltjMOfisb , WUS I efllaC* 1 : flll nogoli itians pa the riot question.] . .,/

hirasclf. _ Hp jesided Jq Jhe /suburbs of 'Artf Airily. Ini ncftSs a wife *nd : twd kby. PflTf 11 doi{n/iW|tb several othet carpenters to work on Capri' t ookrin; to w ; fiorEt* Lonis/i. Jtjikpl 5 (trot one of thf otlier/carpenters.iJjnuUif boat accused him of atcaling orj Osing'lhe tooIsj'ahH berng'. soiaawhtt’ercilid ‘with jiquor, lio knife,' and/ attacked ;Jhtf infiicting qne or,tWd alight woamls.ct'nie.clerk ofi the Statesman then interfered;! amlhe cut him Several of the psst«enpW wefiCtd (bo relief of .the clerk, and ho inflicted slightwounds on tiro And was drowned,' None of' tho.-wounded parlies aromiichhmr. anjaiXT ‘ * t • I ‘ * , *' j , *r%

‘ liotler from i>ri Sago. * 1 r ’ ’^ -Allesbviu.e, April 10/1857,

Friesd Wsino:—I sea proa; hive commilled W error in your 1 nit' lESUVwIiicb I think should be corrected as I believe all parties bhotild have justice-reeled bet to them, especially in matters of. so much importance a* those about 'which yon were speaking: Yon say M y«t the Democratic parly ia responsible for this elate cf affairs;*' and again; “The record proves that the Democratic majority in (be Senate prevented the transaction of alt this important business,” meaning the failure of the Tax—Revenue—General Appropriation and other important bills, which passed the House, but were not reached in the Senate. Now the reverse of this is true. It will bo recollected by those who read the proceedings of tho last Senate, that the Miller and Bhyiock contested seats was laid over untill two o'clock on the last Saturday of. the session, by the consent of all parties, andmado (bespecial order for that day and hour. But: when the hour arrived, the Democrats-refused to take it up. but were clamorous from that time until the close bt the session, and were continually making motions to take up those very bills that failed to pass; thus showing a desire to pass upon the most important legislation of the State; but the Republicans who had a majority in the Senate, (and not tho Democrats, os yon have it J, refused to the last to let any business be done cntill tho said contested seat was decided; thus showing that they considered that one case of more importance to the people of tho State than the passage of those bills. 1 did not then, nor do I now, by ;any means justify the Democrats in refusing to come to t direct vote upon that contested seat, bat I then held that it was the duly of the Republicans to permit those bills - to come up and be enacted into laws, when they saw that it was impossible to force a yote upon the other case. Had they done so, the State would not now be placed in the condition it is. That seat is not yet decided, nor have we those laws, the enactment of which will require a special session of the Legislature; but which might have been passed had tho majority in the Senate permitted-n.' The Senator from Floyd County, Mr. Crane, had gone home sick, (has leaving the joint vote of the. Democrats and Americans in' the minority; there being tweolyfird Republicans in the Senate. As a general thing, the American.! acted and voted with the Republicans; but for oho, when 1 found that .the Democrats would not let a vote be taken in the Miller case, I considered it of far more importance that those essential laws should be’enasted, and 1 acted and voted . accordingly with, the Democrats to bring them op and pass them. While the Democrats did wrong in sot lotting the Miller 'case como to a vole, the’Republicans did a far greater one,'in not permitting those bills to pais and become laws,'when they rmUt have known that if it was not done, tho wheels of the State Government must be greatly retarded, if not entirely stopped. Besides, as'a-party'move, it Was an error, for ns “rtiu record shows,” they prevented finally the passage of those laws, white (be Democrats were pressing them forward, anxious (b pass them; and thus, with tho “Record” before the people, they will in fulure canvassei gain victories, when, had the' Republicans acted more wisely, ft would, I doubt not, be otherwise. Yours, Ac., . F. 8. Sack.

if A'XURE< AND STRAW FORKS. XTA 'Cpiiiri, ftort and Rikpi. Ja»t received freer PitUbmgli by ' OltlSARD 4-SON,

. 0O~ Tlio.CIjicngo Prtts.lhtnks thal the Straits dfjilacinuwJ and Si; *M ary‘a ri\*er will open carlleV ibaa usual;tbia season; persona well :;inforined' the boal$; mayi gpl? aa early as the: 10th. The i ce is kti 11 he# vy.oni Dike liu-, ron, sloenlerjythat- started out iorao days since haying been: compel led Lack.* Tn6.Pelroit Adyertucr.fiays: . % vThe. Idle culvl ;weat)ier had 'formed new ii , e,, and 1 badsfrorcn- togcther llio brokcu masses;-,Boats villrnot bo able to reach Sagiuaiy > imtil]f tbe ;,wind; ;chunge<, ..and drives the ice: over to the r Cnnada shore, or somo; \va nn' rain d isi o}vw; it. V.. f

. Til V COOGSW ELL’S A N TJJi L O Q1STIC SALT!: , aepiii.-.-:.* r J. L. rmr.BACU, Agent.

jrOXS ASSORTED IRON ~ ; rjrxf , Hun ii'!, Square J Oral, die, for uto by • * apt5 J ;" K. L. GRISARD A SON. I l KI ' :GS BELMONT NAILS, ! i to lUire m.il for tale al reduced pricu. 1 fcplf . t\ L. tiftlSARU A SON.

■* ' Aprjl 'll: Kansas advices., to. Iho 7th inst: hhi’c hccn.rccei red/ RobinVOn aftdDeitzthrappearbii at Ddbiiiptorf 'on \tfic' Oth lifst.* trf stirid tria iW; I reason,' tul tbij and coiin .beiag’ chs ngod , t hey! ivc/e d i*' reeled' to-; tnpeati mV :Ve -MortJay *in Miiy; ; - s ' y - • • ..llie ret; mrclu'jftils' of ' lhc‘;ldw have hot been cant tdom tespocting the census )isls. X6 voting will be alimved iu'lAwrohcb Or. iajcoiupto i.,; Four ' obscure .'/places’ have* been desii nnted as thi' jibllsV

v It Has Conic: Sen- Mo'.lctne, AulIpblogiaHO'* Jl. Sail. a pir/tct Muittituit fut the Lancet, l.tiiclivJ tin! lllisleii, hai Icrti teemed and’ it hi ia!r V. Me Vcva*' I)p>s More, by 9{i 14 if ' • J. J. THIF-UAUU.

. Eleclloaa in tho North-west/

/ Uhe-election for - choosing officers for thid coanty, •the UepPbl ican tickot was gone ral ly ►ticco.ssfo I. Whiten, Itepubl : cnni haV bceii te-eleu ted CbiefJnsticodf-Whcousiii—iiiiijijfily iinkno wn> - . J7 0 thingidefinite'has been received: from 1 o ivaI)ubuqno ci ty l )ci11 o* era tie/ except 'ope '* wat di- which Slip iVr a Republican gain, * Davchport city Dcm-bcralic-—county Rephblicau J A* connect lion .with Labile, hy tho lllinois Oeotra) and J Rock Dland Rail road v has been'eurn * pteted: b-.*;-: ' • ••- !;-0

• " >: Kbw Vonk, April 18. ' The JJ ‘ralii’s Wasliiuuton ilcnt biivs t be *Gpvcrunr>hip of-Ulnh wa*; offered to ol.'lysW/but ilehas’dutlined, ri .. .r. . t Tlic. lit raid- ha*\an editorial nigiiig (he p6Iitical j ('ol.- Frenumt io conceutra eduction, in: view- oh the noxt President, al -csiiipaigii.. : l i ; -- Tiro Ei i{)irio Cily with ’ dales to• llie*8ilr, .Iwi' univctL '-Noi political news; stig ar,advanced nriirilulf;- '/■ ' -

CAl IRIAG3 SPRINGS

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, jfS i.vrftr t J. ft * al! ( minty Order* u } fl. *ntJ p_ii r iu,t •* 14:1. i!ny of April, ISi”,. ’ will be r< itt-c;i.fd by It.c Tfrimtrf, m d no in- . letril V.’il! bi-' .iil.iHi .J mi (illicit allii ll.tl i-ble. J. I!. MOlttiliMO, Triai met S. (J. j a(>l3,a^

A Horrible Affair ai Salem, ■ Ind.

: -WAsaiKoros;April 10.~Cx : Governor Geary returned to Washington tins ntOni-j ing'to cIomi Ills ofHcial'business With theGovernment,- 'He has stated to Ills friends that he vvtli not Wdrawd-inlo'ri newaj)*-' percontr6ver«y,vbeing satisfied that While he waff Governor, ;htf hobejitIy'aij(I td the besLof his ability • discharged hivchuic?. He, also says that;, h&i will not bo-redponsi*-ble for thu publicatidivof report oil conversations, nuiiy of which'are contradict dry; but ho is Willing to bo jmlgod hy’lii-i ofli ■ cial acts and; shitemcmV w hieh > byhim - self were cuinmittol to paper. ' \>

? ; - > St. Pot'is,.April 13.. . JUvor r sendhree feet al tIjiff point much Saturday night;,rise principally;from the Missouri, w 11iidt .pyoitlon-o^:tlie t ha ni Lcxingloi i and other pphiis, aiuhilifl i|> sing rapii ly. Vl’tic/.upper MrvamA arc niso.contril ufing 17,the ice ytill.sid*. id uL JLd 0 JL’cpip, hot.river...yiiea ahovu that ppini Jo, t S, v £jml t AVoailidr,.cool and cloud,% r vi/ ;

The citizens of Solcm lrid., Have been in a state of high excitement for Several days, growing out of a most horrible out; rage which was committed*upon the per* son of a yotmg lady of tbat .placc on the evening of tlie'dlh ihst.;- While the fdm* i ly ofTlantcl Knight, Esq.,' a 1 highly respectable citizen bf y ■ Salem, were* absent from home at ,a temperance meeting,' a large atbelelic negro/ named Peter ClomJ, knowing that the young lady bad been left alone, went to the residence of; *M r. Knight tinder pretence of borrowing a candle; . Ilecoivlrig the "candle, the negro told the'young lady that liewasa fortune-' teller, iutd, if'sho would extend her band ho would unveil the futntp to hefl ■' young lady r was alarmed ‘ at - bis 1 hi aimer and'crictl. for hclpV but befbre eho/obtain-. overpowered' the young woman Wnd cbrisoiriiuatcJ'hiV liell-* i k h d wi re« ; ;: 5 lli e p 0 p hi i « ■ we re ‘triu cl i t n - censed;’ ahd ‘ suiritniry< "p mil ihmcrit 1 was contemplated; butdho aritlioHties ed’ ihoiDterference; apd 1 tbe L n*gVb*ia -now 1 in jail at Salem. v The lady T waJ so-?hock • ed’and that it-is,fearal f she .will not’ Burvivef .Sho' : wasabout J sixictn years of rigg;

; R L -CpD-RV-OISIEK. i be fetiml in C"tn*T It mm; No. J, | y ? «|»|5 MJUOWs' II 41.1.,

i Willi a ssp'.etti.J Mntk of | Ijftf ftiml**' (Sotcries, Huts utul Caps, v .. Q»ceus{citrc } 'Boi l* urn! Shots, < Chiihhoj, (fv.,-.

by bis appearance wbat he has undergone.— He says be basTost forty pounds of flesh iii}te, he left Kentucky. But belt glad be got back

: VVliifls he ii;«w tiTcts W bis iimiirto'i* v'.*#tnI men. a ml llir [mblje general I yjow br (ur oira crrdil-gt it nmitliia.

■ , \ ri -'"L wge Sale'ol Property. ’“WasiiI \’oton’, ’ Apnl ’S.—'nie-' linn Sihi id or A)oiigtas;' tj iid < 1 loin Mr Illiv, of Miimoota, have (itircha-cd two .square v of ground iii 1 tueiliattdy Wp»t Mr, £|otigU^* present' r jMilcnto 'Iri this hiry, giving therefoic ‘ 551’,000.- It is riAdiirsiou’iI r that' the'intem oh is 'to cifcVl ntngifillrt^.7fivol: liiigV. the con hfr' j; A v u-c-Presideut 11 ret h* u r |>j i» '■ Ant ft tjWr ‘Inge imirifcWci rtlWAjapilol'ri'ii.s*i‘fl<I YW W nr. \v.'. 5 chrtirtu iuhiH&h. v ‘M/; ; nrtsr.i;.sv|,v,intend build f* & tc 1 jfssfttlf.id ijli c& I licl c r 1 > An. c, ■ - *- -

safe with wbat is left of him.

Pltase rnl! bvfo:i*’|miebaMi;* rbi where, jibis rant I O n. prattis anti \Hifi rftuiut.

BT The Missouri Democrat, ol Tuesday, brings out a formidable rooster, and announces the success of ;Wi«kr the Emsncipatiori candidate by a mojorily of ‘'about seventeen; hundred volei.'.' add tbit “the entire Emancipation ticket Inis leed carried Ihrough with the mdst g ralilyi ng success.*''' The V Democra t remarks: “This ioleliigencibas created grealbnlhusiaiiri in our city, and will be received, abroad ai'a most significant triumph of the Tree white man’s Emancipation movement over the efforts of tie Niggerites.’* ■ ' ’ ' * , . ; 3

;; PutebsBORO^•,* ,VuWpt i I '■ 10,*A destructive hrooccurhsl;atAtItinta,;Ga.;o» Monday 1 . Jasr,' eoosmn iug > t ho Johnson House, t lm stores 'ol' Gut h ite &r Cm, seriouBly damaged; tho T)aci 3 Hall,' and a building owried by Seyei al,, personswcW- soriooi.ly;. isjiifed. Much; distress has l»feiL.cansed la- frimilinff lu«V;isr'Tcstiuifltcd;rat f §100;000l^

; v llutli-r, Kjfj*, Utth-a*.. At.,* At-., will bu lab i'll. )»•utr by nee for (iin.ilv: si ml tlic liiyb- • st' luathi I. (irite ’ will be paid in rail/ f-r t Coiiiiiry ! I?yiiiiif-p.■ ■ ■; i ". • . - apl« 1/ llriurmhrr, rt'ji.l l/ilil K,llnuVII«li.

S.I-lMiXG' GOODS.

ffpilE «.,« njn r.iny, »i IV * . syvjl, KoiJ« ;l ifailll. ill JafkfitH. villc; a l.lfj.1 ;ui'l v. t'll fCp; ClI'iI »ti ( r> nf Slimmer Wood* ■ i nuttrariiig cyt i> \ *1 r; i- ■ y ;iu<! >lytf i t F-nicy ami staple

- Lolls vuxk,- .A pri 1' 10.—At Lo 1 aifo n - tez’ benefit at t lie then t er, rb-uightj-Lolk .vVonted .-(be carpfet .'instead'of the * green baizo.uu t Htaga manager refused t appealedI oi t he 'audience; Both talkedi(together, ot Tho' Uranager&fterw ards jriad&auqieecbnvLoIa rofusociMo p Iay.v ;Tb 0 fn oney i iivAs ret urned-to v the ticket ,’ bdlilersnanil no -performance took place.; Vvoo i?ira ihtkct- ri' I: i

0*-At Vroetting of the Board bf Trustee* of the Indiaut Aiylura for Educating the Deaf and Dumb, held at' Indianapolis; April 81b,; T867, a preamble and resold liens wrrift adopied selling forth tbm the Legiilalure bad failtdTo make appropriations to support‘the Asylum, and it was ordered that'the' operations ofj the, Asylt/m be: suspended until the.lfith' of September, or until the necessary mcadi id'pro* tided by tire Sla.efor resuming,the same.f ■ ’ h . • •» : *- I:

' R Ullroa cT Accid ani; . j.v .' f ■;! Cinr».ui 5, A p(’il I it-—A tpr-foii-’ hJi.-Wfein occurred’ int|ie Michigan-Souileni Kill*, road on f M w>il»y niglitf- iii*<y'-Calttnicl ilurioU. c w i t !i < cl p vmta rt/Vn **th ro Wmoff I he track by (be.rbrHkmgof titt axd; fbo’ fvii/tb Jar was’oo fu h 1c t e I y onisfied 1 ;; Onft( In«ly kml 6hi M wetd -k ii led/SiVl Severn! bailly injtirei}.’ 1 - " *V ' '• - ’ ; - ■

BS^-^PODS, cjm'rlmt' »»C Gtucos uf til Kin>’> ami jirit vx, ! 1,»m ii>, frii>jli.i:nsv 0(jr.!iu!* >, U.itivJ*. Mi- l>f I.ain-r, Shan,!irD> ', • ;. ' l.ii-tfM, Silix, jmO Mitrllii * t ' f lit!*'!?, for |.aiir>::i Dfi.'M'i. ('Ai«im*'rc. .VtiintW Couiiiia»k-r., Gjiubroart?,

1 GaiKo Tunk’ asd]-A;.!».- Bhotwkll.—,We' feiny from the ■agent of the; Ubdtif•\vmer»;r-AvbO'ar* riveU r dast nijjht : -from Memphis* on- the John Brigg*; ibat Ibcrols' a’prospect : of raising the GrandTu'rk.^ 1 Tberiybr was .falling, kbd afall inches would enable worktnenlo go to work, bndpijrop her dnt.' .' Hcr freig!it‘i« J «til! on board*' 7 '‘ The chances'to raiso lhe'A.L.Sboiwell) snnk v Jnst>abov6' Memphis;' arB Uot nltpgether .bopele89, !: Tbo riTorjKhowovert was rising,’with only two feet from 1 her* cabin 1 flofif. Tbo- h*nll> it is ihongbt, c i8 nbl'btdken; tlioogb much bent, : and’ the Boud’draSWiiSbing awayfromuud«r ; heh bottom;- f Capt;' Elliot went to New Orleans to ittebd- to the delivery of hcr6argd'. £ -The’furniture] all in good ordcr.'w as'brought to this'city on tboJolin Briggs/-’ * • Memphis/ that sunk in the Band, hits-been dog oor.aswedieretofdre stateJ, and shelk-s in a aafp poviliotr to be floated off on-the irise.-— CauUf villt ppitner. r /' ; } ifpa.

onii, - A pril 11.—Thy steamer Lou imam /( . colliMpni (with*,' the steamer i otnf rscl,’ from./Nc^v-lipyctr, - on Tbtirsda) ■ night; |dii .jtiit.Cfujsapp ak Bay, Dulh.’wci j.' much damaged.-; . i;,

Jraiiir. .Velvets.-arid Linen G'Ktd*, for nml lioj.- Wear,

CP At the recent city election'in Cincinnati, the citizens candidates for the two leading offices were elected. Two or three other candidates on that ticket were also elected,- So H seems that ered in Cincinnati, the. Democratic'stronghold! of the West, more liberal principles ate beginning 10 prevail. In all directions defeat seems to be coming upon the Democracy since the election of Buchanan.

' (Ut.'i* Terrible?Acclden' ‘ octsrred botp Abew itcam Witcr which had latyjy bee a put. up. i a,the titate lincl office, a)ul wdi bci (aj- i he' ts ( lirtie, cipJoJed; killinirin’rtan'llj; man, named Homer/andtfnjurlng'fire ; olfae» badly; i The East.yaUlyf -Uid J»p ildiog >as,eelitrI > blown «Jown. r The, 'da/pagfc iy the' presicj, 'i'pe, 9«*»Ts Vfityltcavy, 1 ’ / , ‘

BT Two schboners, the Americusahd Columbus, built 1 and rigged last fall at Walker's yard, F.Uiabelhto'vn, Pa.,-and designed for the Gulf trade, hare reached New Orleans With 9,000 bushels'coni and 200 barrels whisky; via the Ohio and i Mississippi rivers.' Their Urn* beis are of Virginia .white .'oak j length of keel eighty five feet, breadth of beam twenty one andn half feet' ■ ‘ : '

A large aii l-lrra'itiful -oniiK of ChenriseU>, Slutvei’fli.ii XVJari. v, hirii.they will almost, give au : , - * , . - ; Sheetings, , Shirtings, Checks, Ca niblick*,.• II linings, and all oilier*Sidpits ar.il Notion*.

‘ Cine fhnali'Whbles'ale 'Market

BOOTS AKD SHOES.

H A> Urge-.and Uatuifol aisortnicnl.of Hoot* ' nnAShcrr, of tbn best brr.ttds.K,fiats aaiil' Caps. | Kilm, Leghorn, Panama, Woe) and Fur H»U.. ! Hardware, .Queen*ware.. I V - |;J-Ol«i iijilg iniid : jfiirocer k’s. uW'beyi particillailp inrite the: attention of pure It a rf- uj At it) i f flock .of ; LOTH INQ , for' Us cslciit, va'nefv'and cheapness. ‘ • ■ ' v'i m-ki t r' ’■"ITAlKlbcie‘GoWif lbeif ; will leli.eii dt\lkt ehtaptsti.l They will take ipteajjreiin showing (he r goods—hoping by attention.to 1 business jjiiA to merit and receive A.sharVof,public patrankge,* V* ‘ ■ •** Produ‘Jd idf * a|i,kirfdiiken Jn«c Ijango for G ood» *at? the- highMt-'market price*— and. X* fo'rmoncy;Iii will.-ncver bo.rcrused. . ;.GBQRCEJIcGULGOCH &5ON/MJ 5* ;iW7.,; ; I r 10 - :

nf •"ftn' i udiridual, once respectable ia lhiS city, and inJustrtobsas a tba-mofh'-ing, went 'lhJ’af{eHiooti; l 'atid atf templed lo'kiil himself ainigbt. !0 ’A(pret-' ly good i-doy V r : wbfk,‘ I i 11 tie Ira ting : a’ : Ne jv Yojkor i'erlsan tijtilizfttiqniji' l lbdianap i oV\\i.—S<n(inel.' iKipi

Tens,—pen. S*M HocrroNhat been named ast candidate for Governor and.Jesse Grimes rot Lieuu Qoveruor of Texas. .The Huntsville Rteorder rays this is the strongest ticket yet presented, and if the gentlemen named should become candidates, they, could not be.beaten in the State. , • ■

Asam-uxo Release.—K. P. Nexen, the Gramercy Bank financier, vu recently arrested in New York city on a.requisition;.but subsequently,released on his pledge to affprd every facility to close’ up the affairs of the ibroken banks, and protect, so far as he is able. the creditors, - lift, claims that a true ■ exhibit ;«rilt show larger assets than has been supposed..; He is conceded to be' the only person Who can make’in accurate exhibit. Tt is; said he will rtlurn when assured of bis personal safety.*

Fwor.- -Market inactive, ami theTalts fnn>. Unfed to .I 93 th,hl,a. y tal- 05, aml choice at; J> I0a3 13. r,i nt'TTra .r^ricejfliyajoinji.ijherj.willi salts of j'rime f >11 At ..V T" ‘' ''; ‘ T utimscl —Sales-prSOO^oxcTE ! fi. a|ft but-' bath Farm at I2al2ic. ‘ ■ Wheat. -Tt’e demand for ptime'while w 'ncr Mve‘at 41 U/ljlSj’wRcd j* | •1-2?*. T hy wenuus; puniic .the.{week com ; ! 'Ibtf tectipia'duriiig’-tfic WcV coiir- 1 prise 63/1 W boahCls; which rhaa/beeii.readily Uisposetir f of> auiroHat prjeei ra nj>iDg-ftorn 65 lo 57c v 3 be df man if giwJ, ancniatWlfinu/ /’'Rrt.—' ’here" w*a r fa ir .dematiilr.and rettafysti aay*cl r fc’6s? W 0:>T vBiRLir -'Mi rkfel tlirm i with: a %<fod dema tid «t S; idMj for »ito:Mfefrider utapd, eg- Llbe^ 9 rtcbus ttsw hiriwis Vi' kUi 1 xtth do.- al ndnfod. dOtFrdttr niaikcl is apt so i ipoyant, buI pri dei ate-Vpll{soppo tk 1 ' eVcIosic r firm a k 5 3a 55y '-. T bcqre cei p la du - rihgithej; 'Veit too t,u ji. jfcS fctisheft“ j .. I *'PotjiVc ta. Brm> btiskjdiin $3 60 {Mr aid} ’QfBltr.o; dATlr-r-Tbdrcce.pWQf.ptipf^areQuiJt a.iehtiy t dvanced; u*e euotc yiUMTor prime,, and $L2s I 8/ot .infsrior. • -vW*' a * • ***.•' i-.k’lrtr/ll - - -h -a* ■ -1- T-, ■ .‘---*1 -

f.kto.r* I J .csuzrr ’BbSVoS/'Aprll liJ; ■ The 1 re edn hbi vy-’ i rai’ha 1 ha Vo : cailsed fresheta in 1 P«abbscot'^nd ; Pis(Wtaqaii firt ers) cattslbg gre‘4rAikfcfiago’’t-bti And dams'audit baf’adjoitiiiig .IfactbrfceZ bridges ’0 O' d.J i 110 r 3 ri ver- rfero'.ca f ri fed ,; i use i t e;roii a s-i

AT The,Vincennes Cast lie nys that farmers In that vicinity cipeHence great difficulty* m obtaining field hands* for the approaching spring and .summer, work, though they offer wages double and treble those heretofore paid for such help. ”

New CooxnarkiT.—Thc Lcsinglon 06sen>* rrhas been shown a new counlerfeitone dollar note on the Northern fiaukof Kentucky, nude piyajde st the. Branch in Richtn'ond. .‘The engraving is nod good, the shading imperfect, and the paperlnferior. .Tbiacounterfeit is jpibt liable to deceive any one who Is at all acquainted with money. * , . . • . {

pop ■ yaw ,* IB * «S(M , < QrbaV ExcnvMBjre We loanv-: fr$tp Hon.-.Jfn arrived'-yeatordaydroim Ujlow;lhat .great excitement* prevailed ib consequence ofrib«» diatribation3o£:;th6 soripr totheVHalf- breeder'} Itu'se'emsutkat Gen. Sbleldsi tbbOotnmissioner appointed to tbe acrip.dn company'with Hon. £>|ij Washbame/iwerdipresent; and ibat/ isi soonras'dbd actip wsai given to the Haltibrofeds,’ they derired-thesettlsrS to vacate the premises, and on their.-re-fusing to do so; it that a bloody time wonld(f6lIowi-'-Great ex* citement prevailed/bnt Wash borne were using their bdateSeftioni to prevent a dis(utbance:~iSf,v!(PaBj Times, 27th, • ■ • a lj m *'■. ‘-tJ tii <

IT We sec from our exchanges in different parts of the country, that the prevailing opiKioa li, lhalthe peaches and nit the other early fruits hare been. Xilled by tbe severe cold of jut week. t

|' tyoca- 120 fcbU iiiff «.t!;aU Tj*c d-»5 iff ,Q* , 1 5?*ara . 0*Tt—2 O 'neki Su Loots smdraftBSStEdfKOUflg.! Contis ITboSlleiof/lao «anpm«:<Jllja«* *nO»f. ScoutrUchfJ *44 tfc« U*. media mind been dole tiTfeSnWflCaM»aitf[»a&Mr<o5iaa Uflp *iWWfc fe?feu &S^&W$CM;S barely IS* frhbU. ar iKSMc. for taftrlSnuid^ltlt^N ta$S» ,^«5&feB?a, feS3 Hflotrljvat Ogaio.' P rilk.0 Unqualify,. CUy fbbtfeifou edva&jiavf jUed soldi mOilly *tabc. P ‘ealion, b iLir.euldVnX a few lots;** 0 fnctlotfaboVo ;tbit' Onbi Tfca Infeed nlebf mniooYidolabhdi I hu it 47 pcrcillcn. '.

*/NlVTokt,* ASiriPlk—PnVMe {tifetTredeived: here flora, Wilmington,' gis>; SKtesiffi OdO irees. * -•5fl;#-.i«oo»ia-;am Tiaw i/ul> • ’ . l ‘ y tafr# b-fth'VoldlhaY the, last frceze N (\ be Jrnit-liilt un* ttfi/cbedby jfrtiHbtiS >The oatf’cVop,! Ia»Vefr ib'nbhibjHfed r alitf. —Richmond (Ky.) ■'Dv^J if. Oomirt rf.— nji Ca pt.’k a ll c', | and W. 8.- Nelson, Cipt. Jamison, came >ib cOtlitfott oli^({jrdayao(ghl^l5io«Vdl<Utnce l beiif&Aiton 3f^'hV tad the Nolion*«ipdinktbft-dvtsH ThrNelaon V.tndk the Jiate t «i ail of tie wheel; audtfdsrria^d’herTlcAnaidchbly/ * ■ ' ' n ( ri 1 ”"■ i 1 h *• £T The, at e a raex, Letrofa loaded meul, and bound,(or. shpjrt’ diiltnce above Whtalingf on She yas ta|utd at$5, 000]J and w»V ipjl fnayleo*

muai^ ; OPPOSITE ODD TC[il ;^V,|U^i^ : «il«e> «s4 w^llMJecled of,Hii 7 ‘HiAi. fl fwnjfl’iiifcHj tom . : puftic. fox. piiU favors ■nd'.bopc'jlo merit)’« i .tonVmuancc of the aarae.hy.-fUtP.t a.UenUotj'to ' .business end a rpPdjupWy pf merchendiw. . - ' Oh t jftocfc' in. P«r of' N. O’.'Sutsr, ■ f QiubfriWtf Of.WndJfa- | iimoHXeffSfH$i R1dftWUi|(M'J*VuCor* ! fnpChebe;sjUoQa)?lieiB*I vti lFM?yn%ptc3C'inS .Palm CAMlei, - SsM^OBSrlnkWflowi’ViMhSpTAitto end Telr, *nnl<<#*ifcW#, tM*, JDaJu^JudMtedCb»• gfi^aep;. fo^iWlcAi^Wlna- , 1 Pleas' gire lJE t BiH'pMVittVf to ■ ; 't B'l(,'i3ri -;r«¥ ITlIV - ' paobeM of Antfphfpriltlo ’Silt. f9 lhf / b«\ Oledicipe of the age, for the enrt if of ihef diseases for Which il u.inUndf d>,b*' ! tote the supply is exbauste3^' ' Afpritfijr Swiiicrlatid county.

O’ Major Murphy, of Leavenworth, Kan* ■as, recently appointed. Indian Agent by Mr. Buchanan, made a speech rfew.days since m ihatcily,yr which he lauded the murderers of Shocthaker/and recommended the hanging of Symeoj I i t:o a is U in Leavenworth.

tT The' Columbui InJtpencUnt, one of the eldeiV and moat consistent Republican pipers 1 a lniUna, hu been dtawnUnued.' ' ‘’

03r Remember I'ill wW wiib to got tbe B*vsole“aFUie advanco 'pHce, iqiiat pay up thefirst day. of Miy?’ ‘

jT ( Democrat volunteer* to adviseWjilaitd that duly as well as sound poll* cy wil‘ require him to call an extra session of tbe Legislature.

*■' Faun 1— On Saturday nig hi last, we received a topy of the .Et« civil le Enquirer, dated April Mfitos.' - ri

- The Cold- Snap.— -The. severely,, cold weather ofMonday and Toesdayrnomiugs dataaged property in this.State probably to the amount of hundreds of thousands of dollars;.' and throughout, ihor entire South and- Went the loGEea from the same causa- bavj been unokaally. heavy. In Kentucky the fruit clop is almost entirely destroyed, a'ud'tobatco plaota aro injured to an extant tbit cannot bo repaired. In this vicinity-the grapes and late apples are yet uninjured. Some cherries and peaches in high situations, which bad been kept back by the cold weather' in starch, and the buds of which had'not yet began to open, aro also uninjured,—Xoimwtfe Journal.

We are indebted to Capl, Frank picket for New Orleans'papers. ,

.ttTThe citizens of ‘ Indianapolis propose raising a subscription for the.relief of the proprietojs of the Sentinel, who lost iI2,000by the life terrible 01 plosion which destroyed the blEcei ’ , -

';|3 p 'Hay ,, Wworlh $23pcrtoo in Louisville, f*o«» the let'ee.i ■ •* ‘ ■■

|T Fresh Tam 1 toes arc in the Cincinnati market; puce', 25 centa each.

Meacrs.—On Saturday, the 28lh til to J. C. Milter killed Samuel Ni* Smith, at the' town .of Calhoun Ky.) with * bowi*-knife. Re thrust him in the tide, and cleft bis heart, from which he died instantly.

JTOet report bf the New Orleans Birket (s'not vhty late, bul lt wili sl}ow the price* tfwre,*'nevertheless, 1 ‘ gT The steamer Switscrland left New Oric«oi on Saturday la at, for Cincinnati.

■ Mi lwaukxk, ‘ ApriI''ld.-^—^yhitoh ; t 'fdr C hief Justice is re* elected by.prbbablyjOr 000 majority,’over Caltier, democrat. . ,

IT The Russellville Ky.,'Herald aayi the cold rain and snow on Sunday night caused tbe death of a number of cattle in that vicinity.

' JT Now com In the vicinity of New Orleans la said to be quite a foot high.

- 'Auacm, dof; Aprils:'! i '■'The': frost' of momirig* HUled-i the ■ coni, colloa, and wheat crops of this regia a.

IT Judge EUsh* Tillotson died in Terre Haute. Inn.. on Wednesday list.

IT There ore six or seven generation* of gnat* in t summer, aud each lay 250 «gg*.

, Canton, y i K f 70,000 killed, jl ' ST, 1857? \ All foreign busuessls not only cd, but eiurely- u atrend,. both Houg Kong,,and at Canton. Since thy last letter,- the greater part of the latter city, m which werosiruated : hearly all lbe , warehouses, Aft»'f<W§cj?>pd eign trade, have Of the total destruciioiTof the forelgn' r fact you -will barer beard by. to® UatieUer., 'lW.)(£hihexo -‘Compute lOfSac&l In’ (ouqhpq; sandboudlnga—np‘'tO''tb'e:pTSWnrtime; ahd ia hierchand tse/'iifdf the’Vklntf of life above prjp|«rfy/J tfieV' losses it' tehTOiilion 2 doHari--fwhi(di‘!ij,' probably; oot. far from’:the’truth:*- 4 Ujft t5r C*. ’iVe cannot, ‘orroqjae, i’dcurafely the itiataimhI l By (lie.City of Canton/ : kibcc tbcbumbajdi£e'nt beg^m ; 28th; ofOcldttif lAstrbpySs tliejatlcf bai been ■ JtepVn p, 1 ‘ iy i t fr n*ihV o r pert i ha cilyj tb withjpi a teW' J dkys ng'oriwbih the English-Admiral f, ret fwl : with bii forcci frbtri before the ci ty/i t ii that ihe'Ohlnes’o“do■ Vy^r* f estiroate r thc 1 dss'ih *1 ifC; ithen' tboy'si’stc tt nt icvcbty thou8afid‘*of ibiiig favors this calculation Wil ii’well knpwh that the Btrccts are'cxceedingly oar* fpw,-Vth’e';popUlalloh/bFcrt it dermic, the in cans \h To o v<? inthi n]l h c reSety oricotn patati vbly 2 while /• the » r o^Veirj- 1 * linee'l dunng’a pariod of publib ,dinger| 1 crenIea imnica‘se loss -4 Hi fe' by any saddenmovo' meiit of the^pi/tfirlape. To.Bayhotbing'of all thp latheir Sisi tOsAcs which hav c' 1 been ! riveted;hpon 'ihcm; and aro' i nscpirable * frohi 'ynth ; a ! condition* of thin gs, r I he f t b t al'il es t rncl i on of the trade of the place; r thif interVopiion to all .’he/daily avocations' pf’tHo'peoide^ (fee.,"’a hi vpry opprGssrvc/intHelr effect s'. Still,op to ibepreical morae’nl f tho Chriic5c dtf not / make the /si igHt&'t/'coiicp«ionsv Tiro Yicerby, Ybh, in' all ;his official doc* um cuts/ is as' firnt at L this’ foment' las 1 lie waswhen.thb'‘Arrow” lortlia wasscfzcil by his officers," on-the 8th'of f pctoberdastV —The : pe op j e;‘ too,' are ; eveh rb’ore'hUier and exasperated againu thh English;, and perhaps - all foreigners; aud-notwithstAiid* ing ibeir diatresfafs hnd : theif stiffcriDgi; their oppUsition'to cyeryihiug which bears the appearance of reconciliation or terras of any kind, isgrcaler than ever. •••I

J/olJaujy’t Ointmtnl and PilU. — Qliadulir eweRtttgt'iri :: lbe Ibroal, neurilgia, Ue deter eux, rheumatism., gopf* lumbago, and.otijr diseases affecting jbe ofluiclel.! and nerves of sfovation, are permanently eradjet* ic.Olr.lbc P c iKI£0n£ >pp icalion ofthii hub pain-destroying preparation, tin tail eltup lions, /running sores, open >oumis,: burns,- scalds, the bi|ea of Tesomoua insectsWtent and, in short, all the nrietifl 61 ibperfirlal inflarnmaiion, toon lose their apgiy and .painful character when treated with UolIdway’a'OiiUmcnt., Tbc .Pilli have never yet been ad ministered in dyspepsia, liver com-, the bowels, without pro-; ducing Ine twIretTresuR?, ‘68-

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