Indiana Reveille, Volume 42, Number 22, Vevay, Switzerland County, 1 June 1859 — Page 2

SCHOOL M RECTORS.

I.ATEST ElKO IT AN NEW

VIRGINIA ELECTION

THE I'RiNCBS AXLi THE niTHClAN. Few lofL-ienets w|;u were sojourning in Rome during the autumn of IS— can fail to remember the violent illness of the beautiful Princess C , which sud-; denty withdrew from the brilliant social circles of that city their fairest ornament. The means by which that illustrious la* dy was restored to health, when given over by all the faculty in Rome, is ever so generally known. She owes her life, and;is ever prompt to acknowledge' I the obligation, to the most distinguished physician of the, age. Hr. Thomas Hollowav. That extraordinary man happened to arrive in the “Seven hilled City" Just ns the crisis of her disorder, and was immediately summoned to her palace., tie found the Princess in & sad condition.— [luring an evening dnve through the Campjgna she bad been smitten) by I he fearful malaria which sometimes arises in poisonous clouds ftom lie adjacent inn t fires. The consequence was a violent bilioits.attack, terminating in dice. 1 - The lovely face winch had dazzled all eyes, and eclipsed all rivalry at ball and.banquet, was yellow as satfion, and the eyes which had kjndled love and admiration in a thousand hearts were duller than lead. In a feeble voice she. inquired of the doctor what could be''done for her,'at the same time protesting that if the biie that now tinged her skin were to remain after her recovery she would rather die than live. Smiling at the pardonable vanity of one whose queenly beauty was' the theme of every traveler who visited (tome, he told her cheerfully that her life and -her loveliness were; both safe. Mis prediction, proved true. Under the influence ol hii irresistable Pills,- thy Yellow* suffusion began to' pass olf: and day by day, like :o star bursting through a cloud, her beauty, was re-de-veloped. Within sixwetks ii was announced that the - Princess wonld soon glad-ren the eyes of her admirers at an evening to TakeI place at her chateau at Tivoli in honorpf her recovery.: It may well be supposed that the Prut- j cerj would willingly have displayed her! gratitude bn a mngnilicenbstate, biit this j Ur. H. would not permit. Hercfused to I receive anything, save o- niere souvenir; j and rhu presented 1 !)im with a mostapproptute one., It was a double'miniature, sel in emeralds and diamonds, one case representing the, Princess as she lay upon her sick bed, despoiled by disease of all hercIiDrins, and the other containing her likeness ns sfie appeared at the fete in the full blnutnjuf restored health and beauty. - The'memento was accompanied by a'.nole in .which".were thesewords. "Whenever yon look at the two pictures,, imagine' if you ran, my bou lull ess grjyitude” ; ll may w£l| be supposed that Ur,' lldilowaj- treasures; this delicate Tribute to.Lis skill, among i his' Choicest souvenirs.— “Courier Ur I 1 Popufo,” Home. It !

0*“Murder will out” is an old adage not alw-ays found to be true in these litter days; but there is another adage equally as ancient—thatriniemerit, Use. water, will atwavs'find its level;” and we find its truth abundantly established by the unprecedented snccess of Join DulVt Compound Prc{§ral of Wild CArrry. It is but little over a year since Dr. Hull first introduced it to the notice of the public, and. already It has attained a world wide reputation. Wherever coughs and colds, and bronchitis and consumption are known, it has found its way, and is superseding all other 'remedies. We can not loo often recommend its use to such of our friends as are suffering with Directions of the lungs or throat, either recently contracted, or of Jong (landing.

formed by a visitor that it. was very numerously attended, and that great harmony and enthusiasm prevailed amongst the ‘delegates. | Amongst Ibe mote pleasing episodes j of the convention was the meeting tby appointment, of the Grand Masters of Canada tCrd. W. M. Wilson;) of Illinois (Dr. J. A. W. Bock;) of Michigan (Dr. J. A. Allen;) and Kentucky [Hob-Mortis, ES'i-i) whore successive addresses welcome and saint a lion, and private conference.! for, masonic consult a lion, formed a feature -tbit might to great advantage bt added iii’ the annual sessions of all the Grand Lodges Of the Coiled Stales. . They have elected I he futlowing graifd officers for Hie eiiauing'ycar: Alesandet C. Downey, of Rising;San, Grand Master. " M.ihlon D. Mason, of Craw rordsvi lie. Deputy Grand Mnsiei.': , Win. N. Doughty, t>f Laurel, Senior Grand Warden. ,V ‘ . John II. hravel, orVLopprte, Junior Grand Warden. Charles Kwher, of Imltai-apolis; Grand Treasurer. " j- • . .Fratiei.s King, of: Indianapolis, Grand .Secretary. -v v. The Grand Maslct made, the following appointments of subordinates; of Conneravillc, Grand Chaplain. V , W »i. J- Millard, of Milleisville, Grand Lecturer. . ■ ;, i 1 ■■■.■■■ ”■ ■ Kbenczer, . MorehouJpi, of,.. Madison, (Rrand Marshal. (t " . ' , Daniel K. Hays-, Atlica, Senior Grand Deacon. . V - ‘. Wini WV Klinrdiiml, of Ceiitrcville, Junior Grand Deacon, j, Henry Colestoek, iof Indianapolis, Grand Tyler. , ■>

; The School Law was so amended, at the iastscrishm of the Genera! As* j Eenihly, as to require the election of I a School Director in each School 1 District, who shall have general [charge of the schools, takecmitncra■tions, employ teachers, and transact isuch genetnl business pertaining to i schools as-was heictofute required of 1 tiie Township Trustees, hut this is to [bedone without r« immoral ion. 'Jlic ; act to which we. iefer has au etuerIgsncy clause, and: so being in full I force, those directors should have ■been ebeted last April, ' But the Uiv being still in the hands of the State printer, and without provision for its publication beyond the notice 1 it necessarily received dn connection ; with the: proceedings of the General i Assembly, its’existence must he gen* orally unknown amongst the people, and tlieMection of School Directors has been neglected; ' This , is iho.case in all lhe townships in Si. Joseph County, and of course generally throughout the: Slate. For remedy of this dcfanlt; wo have scon a letteri.jnithe Goshen Tima, from John Thompson; the Elkhart Senator, the people of Mich townships as have Jailed To elect those officers under the law, that Section 124 of the act . in ’question requires The County Auditor to fill by- appointment all 'vacancies that occur in the office of School Director." ' So thereupon, the people of the Districts concerned will of course be public spirited enough to advise together/and designate to the Auditor (heir choice of this functionary, vyhlch becomes absolutely necessary to tho legal and social welt being of every common school,' nnd the .An ditor will, - of course/ make it his duty to respect their wishes.—-iSL Jo County forum. '

ARRIVAL or THE STtAMiHlV 1IAMMOM4. New York, May 30. Thellammonia brings dates to the ISth, one day laltr.

[ Nashville, May 2?.—In 75 counties ftopgin gams about 7,0'ii over the vote if 15f5. Tbe Opposition claims Ins elec* ion by 4.CCO majority. Some say doubtul, but the chances favor Hoggin.

WEO.N taOAY, Jt.SE I, lb».

Napoleon remained at Alessandria, busied nit It his Generals in laying stmt* epical plans.. The Picdmonfcsc cavalry had fallen in with a detachnlent of Austrian hozzars, and iu.idc some prisoners. Austria has reiugntzed the neutrality iit the States of the Church.

j . Richmond, Va., May 30. , Returns hare now been received from in nety five counties, showing a majority or Letcher of*423. Forty-eight counties re yet to be- beard from, which, at the asl Governor’s election, gave Gov. Wisa i majority of 2,017. The average gain of Gogjrin in the counties heard from show (he same average of gain for the opposition. Goggin, it is thought, will be elecled ly ibout 1,200 maj.. j. Baltimore, May 30. ' t Knnhawht CO. fives a maj. of bOO and Meson co., a maj. of 150 tor, Gog*in.— Putnam co., gives a small majority for Letcher. '« •

■ jjjlo ootlucantM taken of tnunytuouj caDonnlcnUonCi White ter U Intended furl"Mrflon mint he autheattcaud by U>o ouno ecJ address of the writer; noinetMMrily for pe wiuUoo, hat u a guarenle* of koih! faith. « e ournot undertake to return rejected article i.

UTAH Lent Advert! Km eon paystde m advise*, ar when Aftdatli l» "nude; In no ewe subject to the delay ot leyal pttseeM]fj*AIl transient advvrtireuienU to be paid forvarartably Inadvaaeo.

The bridge at SU-ils has been threatened by the Austrians, who have workmen asi-einbled there, tied at other pdints o:t the river P«, the waters of wliicb were very high, in consequence of the late rains. 1 The women and children of lhe country ate compelled by the Austrians to Ur t-or at the works.

iitBPCEii£yr? to agents

W*e offer the foUowing premiums to all those who will eierl-themselves in getting clubs for the “Reveille:’' To any person getting 6 or room snbacribcra/wc wilt give the Reveille 5 months. ;

IMloicay't Ointment and Pif/s.—Wonderful cures of hip disease, stiff joints, pmiyuiion of the limbs, and ether crippling diseases of the bones, sinews, nerves, a ad muscles, have been'accomplished during the past year by a brisk and regular use of Holloway’s Ointment.' Ills (heonly laxative which products any impression' on these fearful complaints. The Pills also are doing, wonders. No case of dyspepsia, bowel complaint/or* liver disease can, resist their sanitary operation. Why should any human- being suffer from these maladjesj when the means of immediate, relief are to be found jn every city and town in the United-Slates f . - .. 122

Several maynis of Sardinian towns, w ho refused to comply with the Austrian demand for contributions, have been arrested.

I A special despatch, received at .the American office from the office- of the Jichmond Whig, says that the returns om H2 counties give Letcher a maj. of 14. The remaining 3ti counties gave Wise a majority of I,SOD.- In these there arc considerable gains for Go;gin. ■ Since the. above larce Gusrgin gains hive been reported. No particulars. ! Ricuuosc, May tit). ! The Richmond Enquirer considers that Letcher has been elected by a small majority, not over 5,000. The best informed parties estimate his majority at between 3,000 and 4,000.

To any person gelling 10 subscribers, ,wc give a copy of Mrs. Dumont's Hook, “Life Scenes fronr Common.Paths."

Four Austrian merchant vessels haye bteii captured by the Fiencb squadron. The inactivity of tlic troops is accounted for by the continuous heavy' tain. Some of the Austrian works have been damaged.

To. any person getting us 15 subscribers, we will giro the Reveille I year and Airs. Dumont's Book.

To any person gelling 20 i ubsciibcrs, we will give lhe Reveille I year, Mrs. OunibQt's Ooolt| and any $1,CO Book, the person may select- front Evans A Co.’s catalogue; or Godcy's Lady's Budk, or any other $3,00 magarine 1 year. Tephs, 81,00 a year, the money lb accompany the subscribers names, f ' ■ Since the paper has been enlarged new subscribers have .been pouring in. upon us, and it. will Vc an easy matter to gel up a’ club of IQor ’iO subscribers at every post office : in ’the[ county. The paper goes free of postage to all subscribers liy*mg in this county. Who .will be the (list to gel up a club of twenty.

The headquarters of the Emperor Napoleon had been fixed at Alessandria. Austria is raisin; a loauof seventy-five millions.

It is reported that the Emperor Napo i Icon, before his tie part ute for Italy, addrvsied a letter to Queen Victoria, repeating his promise to take no step during .1 fie war to compromise the interests of England. Vienna, May 16,.P. >L—On Hie loth inti., an English 'merchant sUamer, bringing Egyptian, mid Indian mails, a id fifty-six passengers, to Trieste, was over: hauled by boats from the French; liners off Sasanna, opposite ‘Avolona. ■ Two French liners mid one frigate, are cruising, ofiftheAlbanian coast . A spirited debate occurred in the Prussian Chamlier of Representatives, on the l‘2lh,bn the bill providingTnr placing- the army on'a war fooling, and for (tic event* uniitroii of war. M. DcVicke. cute of the representatives, in advocating the bit), said: NoPriissirms were joining the Emperor Napoleon' against Austria. (Loud cheqrs.) ■ Prussia should never forget that Austria formed a German nucleus, and that ilisy were bound to Austria by sacred bonds of-confederation,*-.!f Austria had ; commenced the war, she was driven to it. ., : : ; ,/ The first prophsal of the bill fora loan offdrly million .dollars, tn place the army on a w'ar fooling, passed without discussion and great applause. 1 , -.'i The new English - Parliament returns now stahi) as follows;; Liberals 351; Conservatives 299. ;!; . r U is rumored,that arms have been sent (b Hungary, "and (list the Hungarians abroad are actively employed jn fomenting an insurrection in the com,try. An. official- bulletin -from Piedmont,; dated the Itlh, says;. “The Austrians' wiibdrew to-day from Robbia,’ recently Iheirheadquaitcisibiitasecondand sliH stronger.;leconuoilering ! force : has been pushed forward to the walls of Ver.*' v Napoleon, with Field Marshal Canrobert,' rode through the streets of AUessandtia. , The former was everywhere received'with the greatest demonstrations of joy, TTV; An official'bulletin from Turin ‘ iSn‘nounces lhe movement of the Austrians from SUabella towards Gocf. 1 A collision was expected soon. ■ ‘ .] ■ A despatch from Berlin says the Germanic Diet was closed on the 14Hi by the Prince Regent in person, who in; his speech itaid Prussia.was determined to maintain the balance of power in Europe, and stand tip for the security andjjirqtec(ion.nnd the national interests of Gctma-. hy, and he expected (hat all the German con federative powers would stand firmly by her side in the fulfillment of that mis- ■ sion. ..

j CINCINNATI ntODl'CE.MARKET. * , Cincinnati, May 30. ! Flour.—The market continues dull, amt the sales unimportant, being 200 barrels superfine, at SG 55; SO tlo at 86 25, and ZOO do at SG 35. | PiibvisioNa.— The only; transactions yVliich-transpired to-day, were lOO barrels bead Lard, at lO'Jc,- and 50 tierces prime do at Nothi ig done iu other articles, and prices mist- be regarded nominal, Groceries. —Sugar is steady, with a fair demand. Sales of 60 hhds'al 6 3-Sc for mferitir, and 7aTl for lawfjirto good fair. Molasses may be quoted at 37a3S. Colfee unchanged; tbe demand is moderate, at- I2al21. 100 bags choice sold at I2jal3c. k ' f Huttkiu— The market is . unchanged and :d lilt at t Cal Sc fur fresh in firkins. : | Ciikkse.—-The market is unchanged. Se'ected may be tpfoied at Si.

■ Practical Arivics to Limw.—The j first symptoms of disease shqnld never he 'disregarded. If not removed; senons - evils will inevitably follow, and in seeking assistance all remedies.that will act violently or reduce the strength should bt* avoided,They, instead of assisting nature. weaken and debilitate those organs. For Pcm-tlc'Comp'aints.'iaku Mr Lean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. inlands pre-eminent in all diseases' peculiar to females. Try rt; it la a.tltlitumii aromatic Cordial. . ’ • junel-21

OCT Gov. Willard was robbed of $11:5. while asleep in tha Governor** Ilouso, ladhpajioiis, ouo night last week. *

Q3" The De uocratic Stale Cc nlt.ilCoiry miltee held a meeting at Indianapolis Iasi ' week'. They called a Convention, to be held on the 9th day of January, for the purpose of nominating candidates for thediflerefnl Slate ofliccvlo be 61'et) at the ensuing election, a'nd the appointv menl of Delegates .to the next National CouTehlipni for the nommalion of candC dates for President and Vice i’rcsident'of the United States;'and that said con*cation shall consist, fjrfwfirr/tf,- of gates to be appointed' by the Democracy of the several counties in the Slate,- «pon the basis' of one-delegate for every: three hundred- voles, and one for every fraction of QTer.’onc hundred anU-fifty votes, cast for Janies Buchanan at.the last Presidential election. V: ‘

CAPTAIN’ M K1NJ.BY f jIMjjnrBD I0« MAX

‘ On Tuesday last Oic Oraiid Jury of the United .States Court, Ip scsrioil at Indianapolis, returned a .true bill against Capt. Wm. McKinley, pi the steamer David Hibson, for -manslaughter, by causing the collision, between the pav|d Gibson and Nathaniel 11 olilies, through,neglige nee and inattention:to bis duties, as pilot of the David fJiltsgu. „ . The following is the irclionof the law of 1838, under ,wbieh|Copl. McKinley will be tried.; . £■,*, :

What' the - Press Say.

"Costai's*' Exlcrminaton ore inva'lii able remedies for clearing houscs,of all soils of vermin. With all confidence we recommend them,—AV: \\ Daily State Rff’ittrr, : ■ Costa r's” remedies-for all domestic pests, such as Rats,- Roaches, Bed-Ongv .Ants, Fleas, &c 1 .; are invaluable; we can speak from.actual knowledge'of their merits. Druggists ami: Dealers should jsend rhetr orders early, if they would ,tjcure a trade ini hem-—AW 1 ant Journal.

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The Grand Secretary of tbc Grand Lodge of tiie l. O.O.F.ortbisKiole, reports the fpl I owing as the work of the Order during;the past sis months: Ini tint ionft‘...:..;.... 159 Uijcct ions'.. I.. i.r 52 Adniilled -by Card. ....v.....,, It'S M itbdra wii by Card .............20S Remit alums,,.........i.. ■ 50 Suspensions ...., .V.. V. . 215 ExpliIsiank. - ,i. 4 ...;. .- 25 Dei tbs.. /. ..; • 37 Past Grands.. ,728 Contributing Members.;.5,735 lies on rceS'of Lodges........$218,356 10 Huts to Grand Lodge....... .2,909 16 Orphan Fund..i;..,...V...; 72,382 07 Amount paid ’ for belief of Brothers.....;....1.... 8,031;30 Number of Hrot hers Relieved. - .679 Number of Wido wed' Porai- ' - ; lies Believed; 22 Amount paid for Belief of ■'VidoWctl Families,;,.. . /291,35 Amount: paid -for : -Educnling' "■■■; 'Or|jliaris.i..... •• 716,80 Ttaiisicnl Bretb- ■ ■ . ■ • reii. Vv. 123,50 Amount paid for burying the ; Head V...... ........ ; 1,755 30 Other charitable purposes.. 71-1 80, Total amount paid for Relief ;: ; . and Charity 1 11,639 25 Degree ofltcbekab, conferred - , upon Ladies;..'.... .'..;,. ; Y ;151

‘-Grain.— A-fair demand for prime white wheat, with sale* of 2,000 bush at $l r 50 6$l 52;rcd is nominal; a prime sample would seri al SI 30.. Com dull nlSOnStc; with jalcs of 2,500 bush; ),0Utl bushels of this article were received; the last-24 hours. Oats are selling at 54c, but are riot: offeretl freely.at this- rate. : Harley wonted at 65c; 400 nush rye jsold at,$i; indicating no change. ■

“I shall .'write somi.*thiii£ about yom fotetmiitators/as.I can Jo so with |rro~ priely. They are selling rapidly here and destroy iny all vermin.—£*/. ••Uannirf* I'ufjftU. jWe, ...

• Skctiox 12. Thai every Captoini;,Engineer, Pilot, or.*>|hfer persons employed oil board ofany steamboat or, vessel prppeited iii whole orinpirlby steam: by whose misconduct, of ‘in'atlenlmu tu his or I heir respective-dutiPV the-liftsor lives of any-jierson or persons bn board said vessel may, be destroyed, shall be deemed guilt y';of Manslaughter, and upon convict ion 1 hereof before any Circuit'Court in Hie' United Stales shall he sentenced to conTiiipiiteRt al hanl labor; for a' period not nidjc l.han ten years. Mr. Supervising'! Hi spec lor Crawford, who has been oUeiidipg to the proper presentation of this rise to the - Grain] Jury, deserves credit: ftr the’manner1ii which he has fully collectedthe hecessat y testimony.' TtiuUmicd States expects to prove on the trial bribe case,, that Capt. McKinley'who was Commander of the- boat, and assumed also, n icjnlor watch as Pilot, employed Mr. Irwin, as Striker,, the latter nolj- claiming,to’.-be. a regular Pilot hence td'NewOrUans; that Striker Irwin stood fcapL McKinley’s watch more than half the lime, Ihe latter passing bis time playing cards, etc,, in cabin of the boat. !y '

; .Cim.uv am* Fi.vj;* I* iy; v i:.vr k n.—This bane of (lic.Wcsl, which lays Uc foundation for many a' consumption, seldom fails to attack those with cliff ml cut 1 , liver. This tendency is Tlfectitally.prevented by an occasional nse of. lhe IVmvian Syrup, which'by its alterative arid tonic cfluels prod nets healthy action of I he blood and liver, and etfcctually restores the system from 1 lie iiibdiievoiis effects caused by lie abuse of Calomel and (Jfiiuilie. ‘ . 1 . v : 'V . jniiel-^t

(Oil.—Linseed may be' quoted at 72a T3C.,' Lard avDOc, usual discount. '

“Urnth to til Verm lu.** As Spring approaches, Auls and Honchos, From their holes corrt oul, And Mice and Hats, In spile of Opts, . fiaily skip about. liecMJiifs bite . You, in the night, As on the bed you slnniLil, While Insects crawl . Th;o' chamber and ball, ' In squads without number.'

';' i. . . , • '- Loi isvii.le, May 30., -PnocR Aso Grain, —Poles 25 bbts cquiilrysuperfine Flour at J’j 23. Wheal and Com unchanged in prices. No sales repotted. ' '

' Switzerland county will be entitled to four delegates in the Convention;. The Committcenwetiagain on the 7th of January, two days before the Convention. '

Potatoes.— Sales of 33 bbls Northetii at$2 75. • jWooi.—Sales 1700 lbs Southern AVnol atlllc per Ib iu burr, 22c for pulled in grease, and 32c for washed. ‘'.Groceries.— Sales 7 bhdsSug.lt al7j a 7i; 75 Sacks ColTec al 11 jal2c.

[TThe General Assemblies oftbc two’ branches of tbc Presbyterian Church in' the United States commenced their annual sessions on the 19th. ; Thc OId School Assembly met at Indianapolis; the opening sermon was delivered bytlicRcr. Dr. Rice, Moderator .of tint last Assembly,. Three hm’dred - and twelve delegatus were present. ; The Rev. Dr. Drcokeoridge was elected Moderator for the present meeting, and the Rev, Mr. Mann of New i.Yorki was chosen as temporary Clerk. The New School body met at Wilmington, Del., and chose the Rev. Dr. Patterson'of .Chicago as Moderator, and- the Rev. Gaaik-a P. Bush of Illinois and.H. E. Niles of New York, as temporaryCIcrks. The opening sermon was preached. by the Rev. Dr. Thompson of Buffalo, ex-Modcralor. . ;

(P r The army worm, that nniDh dreaded pest of the farmer, is already cammitiia/! ravages in some portions of the country.

11 is truly wonderful with whal certainty, (tats, (loaches, Slice, Moles, fiMitnd Mice. Hed-bugs, Auls,' Moths, Mosquitoes, Fleas, I itseCts - on A titmals, in short every species of Vcmiin; ate utterly destroyed and exterminated by , "t'osut.y’: Rat, I’oacb, Ac., Evttrmi a j (or, ‘ ; . ,: ' “ *:

-/ST The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church have determined, by (i vote of two hundred and forty to seventy-one, to-, locate . the new Theological Seminary at Chicago.', The Chicagoans bid—one hundred thousand dollars ami a lot for the buildings. Rev. Mr. Wil? son pledged a subscription of - forty thousand from Cincinnati if the Seminary should be located at Indianapolis.

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SCHOOL NOTICE,

The Waste of Wail—In the sixteen years .intervening" between 1799 and 1815, the; French army absorbed 4.555,000 men. .The ntmi; ber raised by conscription , for Napoleon’a ; army absorbed 2,475,000 men.. Tho army of 1813 was composed from eighteen to twenty .years of age.;- Of a ; million and a qnhrtcr raised in 1813. only 100,000 bmaihed alive rin,-1814.—•: France, in addition, to tlm joss of her citizens, bad to pay 70,000,000 of francs as indemnity of war to allied powefs.; and 400,000,000. for the snppori of foreign garrisons. These figarcs show the cost of a war etich as the powers of Europe ore now about entering into. ' . v : - V .

■VJoTU’H 1i hereby given, that a School will !«e opened it. tlie-upper Sctfiol I loti-e in tide place on Monday. June Cih, for a (crm o/ six week*. or lunger if dvdrahle. Tl.e Kail Term of nr Htlinl *!ll connotere Held. 5tb, at the I.outr Sch*,l Hwufc.. ; OWEN IV. TOBH.Tr. - Vevay, June 1,1W9.—It

Supplied Jirrrt. ly mail, to any »3dress in the I'mleil States, as follows : - On receipt of $1,00, a box of the Hat, Roach, 4c. Kit.; On receipt of $2,00, a box each of the Rot, Roach, 4 c. Ext.; and Kin Uric Powder, (sent paid.) stiSieienl to destroy :the vermin on any ptemtses. Sold by Druggivts and Dealers every where.

The Austrian loan of seventy-five nrillitns is to be at. 5 per et., payable in silver.

A despatch from Vienna says that the English steamer with the Indian mails Was overhauled off Sassara by the boats from n French war ship.

St. Loins, May 27. At* Dubuque, Odd Fellows* block, including Die post-office, U. S. land-ufliie. Odd Fellows and seasons' lodge room, Peoples’ Theatre, and several stores and offices, were destroyed by fire last night. Everything in..the post-office and landofficewere saved. All-the property belonging to the Odd Fellows and Masons were destroyed. Loss $10,000. Insurance $10,000.

GRAND LODGE I, &, OF/COOI) TEH FLAGS. This body met at' Indianapolis 'last week. The business w*ii* pf a very interesting character, the representation being nearly full. : The l!ey.;il. |I.Pnynfe, O. \V. C. Tempi or of the Stole of Mississippi, in attendance olthc General Astfeinbly, was invited to take a, seat iutbe Grand Lodge. The election.for officers forllhc ensuing year was held, and resulted as follows: '[ ■< '

1 ; “Cdslar’s" Pt inti pal Depot, 420 Broadway, N/Y. , P. terms, &c., sent by mail oir application. ’ JET Wholesale Agents for Western Pa., Ohio, I nil., 4c.

GbzxtSeizubeov Ltarox.—' Tim Rockland, Me., Free Press says that about seven thousand dollars worth of spiriluous liquors were seized by tnc city authorities of that city last week, of which $2,000 worth was found at the Commercial House. About $1,000 worth was in whole packages, and was stored by Messrs. Burkee i Cutler, for numerous individuals throughout the country.

THE LATEST rROJt THE SKAT OF WAR. , ' Nothing full her of importance had been received .from the seat of war,- no collision having occurred, though soon expected. The Paris correspondent'of the London Times says, that ihe confidence of success by the array in Italy is so great that preparations will soon be. made at Notre Dame for a Te Dcum thanksgiving for a great victory expected to be announced next week. All the'officers of the regiments of Sappers are to be commanded by Prince Napoleon who left Paris on the 14th tost., for Toulon. A:, train of siege, artillery had also left for Italy, v It is rumored that arms have been sent to Hungary and that the'Hungarians abroad are actively employed in lomenliug an insurrection in their country.--.. . ■: A n official bulletin from Piedmont, dated the 14th, says: The Austrians with-to-day from flobbio, recently their head-quarters; but a second and still stronger rtconn oilerIng force has beep pushed forward to Ihe walls of Vercelli. The Emperor Napoleon, with Marshal Con robert,: rode through iheidreetsof Alessandria on horseback, tie Was everywhere received with the greatest denaonstraliops of joy. ‘ i ; ] • •

■At PiUs|)tirg, Pa., B. I,. Fabr.exlocV & Co., and others; Cincinnati, 0., John Di, Park, and others; Indianapolis, Ind., Robert Browning, and other*, .

r; W. O. T.. S. B. Chase. Penn.; IL W. O.O., J. A. Spencer, Ohio; RfW. V. T , Amanda M, Way, lad.; H.'W, G, S. Wm. A. Fergusqn, Canada; R, \V. G. T. J. H. Orne, Mass.; R. W. G, M., J. W. Stoddard, III.; P. \V. G: D. Ml, G; W. McCrary, Iowa; R. W. G. Chap; Rev. J. AW Pender, ■ Miss; R. W. O- J. G., A. P. Skipwilh, Term,; R. W. O. O., John Evans,' Midi.[■ % ; ; • ,V They passed a resolution by’a very decided vole to bold their.nest annual session in the city of NtishvfHe. There were sevfer.il points very' slrpngty urged, but i (he majority of the delegates favored some' southern city, and Nashville was consideied the most eltcible.j Sl.'PnulSjMiniicsola, was urged by some of the northern delegates, anti was second in the [number of roles received, ■■■/■-; ,

New York, May 25.

The Express of tins evening says; Instructions were sent out by (he Persia today to'Minister Mason, instructing him to intimate to'the French Government that, io case Germany should be drawn Into the war, this - Government will not suffer any interruption of the service on the Hamburg and Bremen steamers, now carrying U. S. Mails, so long as they do not carry articles contraband of war. , ; . . .*- . : *

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

A Novel Use fob F/joci.—U is stated

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that several hundred barrels of unsound ' flour hare been purchased in New York within a few days, at a price not exceeding 83 50 per barrel, which is to be used in distilling for the manufacture of whisky, an article the importance of which few but those directly interested wilt undcstsnd. •

O’ Theihideoiis Nature’ of War has'seldom received a better literary hlusttatiou than from a tetter which lias just appeared in the London.Times. The information is takfen from I he. St , Petersburg Gazette of Ap'fili lSlS, and published in the Times of May 22, 1813, sume. months after the Frdach retreat from Moscow. The document plates that in the government of Minsk thetq were'buint. iip to lhe end of Jomiaryi 1813, the dead bodies of 18,197 men, and 2716 horses. In that department there still remained to be burnt —rif the former 30,106, and of the latter 27,31.0, These were altlosl at ihe,passngo bT ibe Be res i nit; but tbo total number taken into account ns being consiimcd by cremation in Russia was 213,516 human corpses and 95,815 dead horses.

Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c. ■VJOW received, direct from Xtf York, Itultil drfplila, and Boston, by HATHAWAY & CO., Ultln Street, ItUIng San, - AND

PF.nSOXSwhohaveiFubKribcd money toward' ‘ the erection of a Presbyterian Church In Vcray, will ptea-e take notice that they are requeued to pay to the undersigned Twenty-live f»r cent, of t he amount snVcrilied on or before the U5TH.DAY Up JI'.VG NEXT. - '

A5T The Indiana Asbury Female College is to . bo converted from tho feminino gender intcj the' common, as* l)oys and girls nro both to be received at the beginning of tbg.jiext term. •- i •

‘ By order of the Trustee*. - ‘ ‘ ' J. J. i;.\SCIIESCK, Treasurer. X. It,; Tor convenience, I have made arrangemtnts with K, I- Grimrd to receive monies to subscribed, and tdve receipts for the none for me. June,], im : . J, J. P.SCHEXCK.Tnn,

PEIUIT STREET, TKTATj the largest awl best rclected stock of alt kinds of ittMutrar Goons both for ladles, and gentlemen's wear, that his tier been offered in either place. The entire Hocks bare teen pnrehared'ftr Cub, at -the lowest market rates.and notwithstanding the advance In th'a price of goods reported by many merchants, none whatever will he made by this firm over previous rales; so far from that, the prices are tint tower than heretofore, which to' former customers wUlh&&nQe!italpuavEAy Trias. TBoe, stock* have been selected by the senior of the firm, who has (he experience of £5 yean and constant {irartlce, to render him tnoec oruKeoi eetecUneudldonriy. In addition, (hey keep constantly on band the largest assortment of; ■ ■. ■ . , .* (spoccrics, QnceiifiTrarc, . *0* ASD GLASSWARE, Jf tn every variety and quality, at low prices.

DT Cyrus W. Field lias gone to Europe again to renew- his labors, in having manufactured during the summer a new Atlantic cable. This . is to be brought out with all the new improvements, and fully prepared, for laying across the Atlantic early in the summer of next year.;\

Several of the British Proyinces and hearty every Slate tu t he'UntDn wqre rep*, resented. The Order in[CanaJa numbers some seventy five thousand menrtewi'and in California, Tennessee, Mississippi md some of the Eastern Stales it is in a flourishing condition. Men. and women are admiited to membership on an equality —co-operating for the spread of temperance principles. Gen. S. P. Carey and oil erdistingmshed temperance mfen were present during the session of the lodge. The members, generally, spoke in exultant terms of the prospects of the Order.

New O a lean?, May 27. The Arizona brings Vera Cruz dales to the 23d and $200,000 in specie.

STOCK HOI.nKUS In the Veray, Jit. Sterling k Versailles Torn pika Company, who havesobscribeit stock to const met the Branch of said road ta VsAvritw M-ctt'.ny House An tvmhy wAWtAttaA the Board of Directors have ordered that FIVE IVOU.AIL3 on each share so subscribed I« paid to C. r. SCIIKNCK, Treasurer of said CooipMi«; on or lefore the STH BAY OK JULY, 1H9, ofwhkh said Hiuckholdsrs will please take notice and pay the same to raid Treainrtrby that date.: - ■ * By onlcr of the Board of Directors. . i' KlIKDKItICK'U GIIISAKO, PresidentTEUUKT [lUKQUlL Secretary.’ Jane 1, !&),—It . ■; ■ .

M'.RVTM. 0? HIE OTESJASO XML.

Santa AnnVs have btc.n vestovtd, and Miramon invites birn to return, via Tampico. •

St. Loos, May 23. -TheOv’fcrlond California ma t), > with'dates to itje 6|h inst., arrived here jksl night. Thenews is unimportant. •; -.j. ■ s i A letter froraToit Belknap. daicdMay 22d, says that 'on 'Eiprcss had. just arrived from. Camp Radziminski, bringing a report that. Major Vaii Dorn had! hod a fight with the Northern .Camiocbesrbn a fork of the Arkansas river, on the tfith inst. He killed 40 and took 36 prisoners. Two soldiers were killed, andEeveral wounded. Among the latter were Uapt. Smith end Hem. Smith. The letter also says that between 400 and 500 Texans were encamped twenty miles below Brazos, on the Indian Deserve, with the avowed intention of attacking the Ueserve Indians. Much excitement prevailed.

IT A new German paper, entitled, Gotti Frrund; dtr Pfojfen Frind (Cod's friend, the Pope’s enemy)' ha* been started in St Louts, published by L. G. Reset, which has 1 undertaken to publish, in successive numbers, sketches of alt the Popes who . ever occiipicd the Pontifical throne.

:. ■ ' Baltimore. May 27. arrival of’the U. S/sutveying Schooner, llowel Cobb, eight days from Kj*'y West, brings intelligence of the destruction of .the, principal portion of that town by fire.

ID* The Democratic Stale Convention or Ohio which met at Columbus on the 3t*lh, nominate*! the following ticket. For Governor—Rufus, P, Itanney, of Trumbull County. . Pot Lieutenant-Governor—W. H. Sa fieri!, of Hof s County. For Auditor of Slate—G. V, Forsey, of Alia nit County.

. WXM3E!'; TIMR,’ the mostviredous of all.jwMseision', Is commonly the feast prized.' Vye know that It U irrecoverable, yet throw it away wantonly.— The time thrown awax.hT many people in endear* crfnz .to pet satisfactorily plea-cd with a.neat and durable Job of Painting, it mandomly .great; whereas did they lint employ none hot nreltnift to do llidr wort, they would be certain to he nub(led. In continence of the beauty and finish would he put upon work, amt they wonbl not only 1 rave Time, butalargo percentage upon all work done. Try It.: s -•■■■}> ~ ' 1 return Uiank$to.my-Wends and patrons for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to' me. amt hoping a continuation of the same, t now take pleasure in Iptbrrotng the public that haring endured nosmaU amount of trouble; and spent a great 1 ileal of lime In making myself master of. my profession, I now assure them that I can do’ai nest and as durable a' piece "of Fainting as any other one who bas been no longer In the business than knyself, I shall emtearor letuetueh materials only as will giro entire satistiettun to my cmplorers, and which win aid lu the eulaiwnentof mybiwfnewu": lit my work no pains will bo spared, and entire satisfscllon guaranteed In every case,' ISAAC HUMPHREY, ■ - IToube Fainter mad Paper Hanger, Jnnel-tf .,v ; >; * ■ - ’ Veray, Indiana.

• Hardware and Cutlery , in all raddle*, We are prepared to furnish any kind of Hardware at the lowest Cincinnati prices, and of the very best quality. Our arrangements, an inch with manufacturers and Importers, that we ask bat a trial to conduce the most end qlemv that we will sett them any article in tbs abate line much bdow' the until rate*. Persons -who cwhtem|i(ate building will find It to their advantage to given* a cal) before makiug bteir purchases. We always, keep -I

(Kr Dr. D. D. Owen and Mr. E. 1'. Cox left Kew Harmony,-Ind., on tba j 0th May for Arkansas, for. the purpose of proceeding with lbs geo: logical survey of tbat State.

RIGHTS OF WITNESSES

A very serious mistake, we ore inclined to think, prevails, with regard lo the position of witnesses on the stand.* We are by no means opposed to the most liberal latitude In the scarclrof evidence, and that every probe'should he applied which is likely to open a vein of truth; hut we ore decidedly opposed to the spirit of wholesale slaughter which falls upon witnesses, as though they were bullocks in the shambles, to be hewn down wilh sledge, cleaver and am. The witness is not necesmrity to be regarded as a criminal, holding a criminal position, and intending to act with hostile intent towards cithe. patty, or towards the truth sought to be elicited. The idea should be rather lo enhance the condition of a witness; lo heighten his self-respect, and lo impart lo the character o sanctity and importance which shall command the respect of'the law courts and Juries, by his best endeavors to sustain it.

Millions of Locusts,—The . Western slope of the Blue Ridge; in Virginia, is now covered with millions of locusts. They appeared first near’the (op of the mountain, about two weeks ago, and seem to be moving in a westerly direction.

, For Secretary ofState—Wm. Bushnell, of Ashland Cunnly. For Treasurer —Jacob Reinhardt, of Franklin County. For Judge of the Supreme Court—II. A. Whitman, of Fairfield County. For Hoard of Public Works—James Tomlinson, of Washington County. For School Commissioner—Charles N, Allen, of Harrison County.

(Kr A comet is now ranging tho skies; at such a distance, however, as to bo seen only by the aid of a largo telescope.

Pannel Doors, Window Sash, Blinds, .Glass, Paints, Oils, &c.

The first lot of new crop wheal sold yesterday, to A, W. Fagan, el five dollars pet bushel. The wheat was raised by Ur. Dockery, of De Soto county, Miss.

• Also—A. large stock of Crasx, Hemp and Cotton Cordage, sold auhe lowest possible prices, nitboat men ana others will do well to make a note of this. FjpeeUl attention of the trade I* eased to our stock of -

Tits Sracn Exodus.—In the last eight weeks,, eighteen millions of dollars in specie have been drawn from New York to pay European balances. This Sangrado depletion is now going on at the rate of about three millions a week.

Baton Rocok, May 37.

The democratic State convention, after three days* close contest, nominated Th'os. Moore (Slidell dem.) for Governor, on the 16th ballot. ■ ‘ .

BO.QTS & SHOES. For duality, 'durability and price, they cannot be luTpused.; They are all purchased of manubda* rtrt for cash,'.and are decidedly a prominent feature of onr trade, Do not fall to call and examine an I fully sathfy yourselves of (be above. Our stock of Donnets ami Trimming* calls for especial mention—** for style, quality and cheapness, they cannot be equaled. Ladies remember, if you want

For the first time since New York was a port of entry, the imports of general merchandize for the week escaed live millions dollars, making a total import of over seven millions. Including dry goods the total imports for the week ate: 1859.. $7,124,817 1858.. 9,431,1-10 1857 1,328,297

Nnw Yoai:, May 23.

The Jacksonville correspondent of the Springfield Register says that a most terrlffic tornado occurred twelve miles south of that city yesterday. The violence ol the whirlwind is described as 'exceeding anything of the kind ever witnessed.— Sixteen persona reported killed, and many others seriously injured. Houses and barns were demolished and blown lo : toms. Not able yet to ascertain the names of those killed.

Chicago, May ‘23.

Kr So popolnr is'the "war m Franco, that.Paris alone has famish* od Itventy-fivo thousand volunteers to tho Emperor's army. .

Editorial Association —Tho next semi-annual meeting of this body will be held at Indianapolis on Thursday, the tMstdayof July. We hope to seethe meeting well attended by editors of ail parties.

Batiay Notice.

a sum msssssmsa for one-half of wlai others will stirge you, call on uv, and yon will not tall to buy.

IIBT of Propefty taken up adrift In the Ohio I river, near Log Lick Creek in Switzerland county, Indiana, March tW, ISit), viz:

The present notion that the witness U a son of scoundrel, with his head full of alt soiUof sinister plots and designs, debases evidence, and, particularly in criminal trials, vastly increases the difficulties and dangers of rendering a satisfactory verdict.

The Express of this evening says the statement of the Banks of this city, to be made in public Monday evening, will show a decrease in loans of a million and a quarter, to a million and a half, and loss in specie of a million and a qaartcr.

Finer New Wheat.—Tho first now wheat of tho season was sold in Memphis, Tonn., Tuesday, for @2 50 per bushel.

2 pieces Iron Pipe; 1 Pilot or steering Wheel; 2 Iron Pullics (or eased In iron]; 30 doors and Shalter i; 1 lot steamlioat Lumber; I Oil Can and Gallon Oil: 2 steps, of wood: * Carpenters Planet; 2 Canges; I Butcher Knife; I Carpenlen Chest; 1 Card Tabic; 1 steamboat Dining Table; 1 brass CbiuJcllcr; 10 Cotton Mattresim: 13 Husk Mattreve*, (damaged); G single Cotton Comforts; IS Chairs, circular back; 27 Dolts and stamps with Nut*, 1 lot of rod Iron, 130 lbs. Apprised at $<53,37 by James A, Snider and Joseph IJunneH, before James II, Fatter son. J.F., May lltb, 1M0. A true copy. OLIVER OIlMi'BV, Clerk S. C. C. June ). IW.-3t $2

TCo 3L n n.x*sm,e3K?au We cal) your attention to ear rtock of UI kinds of Farming Tools, such u noes,'Baits Scythes, Cradlts, Forks, Shovels Am We are also agents for the sale of Rill*ton’s Patent Thresher and Cleaner, and can furnish all that may order them. tRT For Cun, we are prepared to ftifnlsh any goods in our line, at Itts than can be purchased drew here. To satisfy yolrselves of this tact, Just call at our stores, diner in Rising Son or Verse, and by ei ami nine the goods and prices joa will without doubt b* fully taiislltd that the above Is no empty round of words, but a f.lrttil Fscr. may-' HATHAWAY k CO,

O* One of our agricultural exchanges assures its readers that the leaves of the elder, scattered over cabbage, cucumbers, quashes, and other subject to the ■aroges of insects, effectually shields .hem. The plum, and other fruita tub* jecl lo the ravages of insects, may be aved by placing on the branches and ’.rough the trte, bunches of elder leaves.

57* "My son, would you suppose that the Lord’s prayer could be engraved in a space no larger (ban the area of a halfdime I”

JST Humphrey Marshall has dc* dined the American nominalinn for Gougross in the Louisville District.

O’A fellow living near Evansville kilted himself a few days since by drinking forty-five glasses iof lager beer in fpiick succession.

Indianapolis, May 25.

"Well, yes, father, if a half-dime is as large in everybody’s eye as it is in yours, I think there would be no difficulty in putting it on about four limes. 1 '

The Commissioners appointed to locate tho new penitentiary have designated Foil Wayne. Their report has not yet been signed by the Governor.

There arc nearly 30,000 postoffices in the Unitfcd States.

VEVAY HIGH SCHOOL; ri’HK tmilM-tfcnfr-I. li»vJnjt Utn ion? I*ruf("**or 1 In one tf the l'ul!c;« of llrt* yi3lp,'att(l * f«hlu< to forai 3 (ostUntc ai Vcray, Ini.. *J11 couimwirt! In <MJ Fcliuvj Hall, la Verayj on lV«ntne*ji7, Jur,e Hh. vtll conifnne 10 irccti, onJ raiw LcU.f fajoemriiarj;* cU lij- Mr. HbnJ, itaxable when [he »c[*!on I< half Uironch. TV, mum Vevay, Jim* 1,1W0.~fit - - :. - ■ '

■BAKERY- & CONFECTIONERY. CHARLES tWSER,' ' EKSPECTFCI.I.V iDfrnoi (he dUcen* if ibU ’ place uni vicinity, iliat he.intend* keeping at all llwci a large and tine »l«ck of ev «r thi up in hi* line. All kind* of I! read, Coker, Cracker*, Candle*,' Fmits, Grocer!w. Tobacco, kept constantly on land. , JM' Fancy amt Ornamental Cilw, FrniU. ic., for IVcdJlrptand 1’anlc*, mppUcd onthcibortcat notice. North ride of Main Street; Vcray, fml.