Indiana Reveille, Volume 43, Number 13, Vevay, Switzerland County, 28 March 1860 — Page 2

Flags of the Prize Steahehs. — Scve.al of the tenets from Vera Cmz mention a rumor to the effect that tlie Spanish consul had made it demand upon Uapt, Turner for the cap-lu-ed steamer Marques de la Hahana. This was the one that cleared from Havana as a. Spaniard. She was a!>o captured with the Spanish colors flying. The Habana, tike the Mi* ramon, was sailing piratically, had iriuteriaU of war on board, and only showed hercolota when close pressed. There cannot be a doubt at to her real character in the eves of tlielaw.

Proposed Ne<v Clt.rexcv. —In the House of Representatives March 14. Mr. Hickman, of Pennsylvania, ■ from the Committeo on Judiciary, | reported back tlio bill creating and : regolatihg a paper circulation of uni' I form value throughout the ' Uniter, ; States, and for other purposes. It I proposes, on deposits of gold, stiver I and bullion, to issue certificates to circulate as cnrrcncy. Referred to the Committee on Commerce

APRIL ELECTION—.I860. • (CTWILLIAM CULBERTSON*, JH., is a candidate for Uic office of Justice of the Peace in. Pleasant Township, nt the ensuine April election, by request of the citizens of Mooreficld and vicinity. inat7-lf- MANY VOTERS. U* Wc ore authorized- to announce JAMES BROWN as a candidate far tc

FULL COMPLIANCE V.'ITH THE LAWS of. tiie State of INDIANA!

ALWAYS AHEAD)

S|s|itenafefi[sille r

CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE KINO OF SARDINIA.

PLOTS TO ASSASSINATE OA111BALDI

HATHAWAY & CO.,

CONDUCTED BY P. J. WALDO.

The Eco d’ltalia of Match 17, Contains a remarkable* statement, which wo translate. The editor says:

[ 4 RK b*j:rnicp to rfctire, direct Iron lie Eu> | j\. tern U;cir suck of Spring and Summer Goods,

SECURITY*

WEDNESDAY, MARCH £9, 1600,

!; From private letters coming to us [from \lilim, dated February 17. we ilearn that the police of Milan have ■just discovered an atrocious scheme, ! the object of which was to assassin- 1 | ate Victor Emanuel on the occasion I of his entry, into the capital of. Lorn[hardy. One of .the conspirators, a [certain Count Bnunbilla, the sutne [who, in 1S49, abstracted the golden | medals from the Georgian Museum, was arrested, and on his person were found suspicious documents and large an ids of money destined lor the pon litical court.- Other conspirators, till Austrians or priests, ate in the hands of'the police. - By another correspondence we are warned that the indefatigable Fariui has discovered a vast conspiracy, organized by various oRuiuls at Verona, aided by tbs anti-Napoleon paity ’of Prance. .The intercepted cortespondeuce shows that tbcconspitatots intended to niaka me of the dagger and of poison in’carrying out their schemes. One of the intended victims, was General Garibaldi, 'ihtr Courts of Naples cud Romo were ignorant of the conspiracy; but woM have been info mm! of it. '■■The di*' lector of this plot was a famous ruffian of the ex duke of Modenu, one Virginio ■ Alpi, of Forli, tlie 'very type of the desperate assassin.

Fire Insurance Company.

J£J*Xo cfltlce «n be taken of inonjmou* eomtuamnlltmi. Whatever, Utnter.rfeil far Inicrtlaa mail be acUteitticftcd hr tin name tod addrtuafthd writer; notccvcuarilj forpublieiiion, but ai a jiKranteo vf jr’oJ frith. Wo. cuncotUBilectako tO tetum rejected articles.

: aaJ In a if its b- ready la eshitU a csit : eTefint Mlrvti n cf all k!adt of {weeld ■ viu UlieTO- itj 3: rill Iju-trjrictt, at Tit Cheap 1 Oath S::re of HATHAWAY & CO. Vi-var, March 21,AAV 1 . ,

CCce, No. 81 Pine Si., New-York,

election to the office of Justicc'of ILe Peace of Jefferson Township. D* GEORGE M’CULLOCK is a Candida tc for Trustee ol Jefferson Township ai.llie ensuing Apt*t Election,

B\s' C.VK.U 1 AND S.UTcT MODE OF

Jpy*AU Advertisements parable in advance, or when AOdavlt t« made; In CO C1M inl-Jcctto the delay of legal proeeu.

INaE EaXCE. Jf.1

]rj*A!l Irvoienl advertlie meets to bopaltf for tnvariallj In advaote.

DEALERS RECEIVE 75PEECT.

SPECIAL ATTENTION! IHMESS2 SACRIFICE!! Prices Marked Still Lower 111

OF NET PROFITS!

As to the Gen. Mira men', she’ claims no nationality, nor does anybody teem to claim her. It docs not appear that she rai-cd Mexican col ora even during the engagement — She was cruising on her own hook, under the flag only of Commodore Marin. —X 01:Picayune.

£ST Tlie United States Senate lias passed the House lilt authorizing newspaper publishers to print on papers font through the pustollicc the tiate when the sulbcriptioii expites, with nu amendment providing that iliop letters delivered : in huge cities shall only be charged otic cent instead of two ns at present.* .

——>Twenty-one indictments for violations of the liquor law were returned by the Grand Jury at the recent term of the Circuit Court in Lawrence county. ~~~~~~~

, O’ WILLIAM R. COTTON is 0 candidate for Justice of Ite Peace of Jtffet sot} Township. ‘ marCj tc

Cash Cartel, (all jaU in.) £000,000.

sriuM.i.’s,

- STZ.'iSM,

Bargains ' — Bargains ,

SPEUIAJ. notic 1 :s

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DRESS SILKS,

m. - ert twea-w.

The Ktrmu wi Urit-tcha* 3 la-fir clrr-i’i-J r. It3n any raker jujit In th£i part of the >: r.i 1*.- It clT./ntalei freely In this and (lit adjoining o ■ui.:!*,-#

Pinin find Pointal Mcrinoes,

THE PRIZE STEAMERS.

EXCITEMENT IN KENTUCKY,

V. J. VvAU)O t , AG EXT.

New Orleans papers of tho 21st, contain a statement mailo by the prisoners aboard the Mexican prize steamer, corresponding snbsl ant (ally with tho accounts already published. The Miramon .bad . a crew of 250 men, mostly Spaniards* forty of whom were hilled, and wounded in the engagement. :They state, that the nmutunition, etc.; was put on board at Havana with the knowledge of ilia Cuban government. A large portion of her cargd consisted of powder, * which was thrown overboard to avoid detection. Some of tbe barrels of this powder have been recovered, and proved to be tbe taint f.s used in the arsenals at Havana.

LEXINGTON, March 27.

VEVAY, Indiana

It Inilliai aii-l Kentucky. The Itivtiu t i‘.ri <>M and writ otitilltlitJ |>a)cr. atw! t. ant of llu |nrmanetit Eniliimk-tu of Vi-riy and Sb itrerSan'l ouitlr. Forletnitcf a-Ivertlilnp. tee first ii,c. For further parlkutart s.-Urui the propriavr, F. J. W.i Veiny, Indiana.

COBURGS,

A man named Hanson, recently expelled from Berea, Madison Co., Ky., with John G. Fee, returned.— The committee again ordered him from the county. Hanson, with 25 or 30 associates, armed with rifles, fired on the committee. Nobody wounded. Hanson's party returned, and barricaded themselves in a house, The committee numbers 25 or 30 men, armed with revolvers. A military force has been ordered from Lexington. It is thought the disturbance will soon be quelled. ~~~~~~~

' Some women of Centerville, Wayne county, Ind., made'a’descent on a liquor shop in that place some months'ago and destroyed it. The owner of it brought suit against them for damages, and a coup!© of weeks ego the case was tried. A judgement for 8150 was rendered'against the fair rioters. ,

w tu? tr s-: xi c: xrsr* Of vm; su-futiv inshianc:: vomFAXV, January 1. lee >, uilt It the Av> It.a cr mi Suit if Im-i in*;

An t all Lindt cf W1XTER DRESS G OODS!

Cu’.i no !,ir,!.

Chshig Out Saks

" la fi'niln-r.t.'.t l!a.tk. TJ-.’! V7 ■*, la i>‘k if c-utiniaviinth. J.t'l. U

Fur?, Embroideries, &c,, &c.,

UtM O.ar.-i R.-.nV cf (Vca-v rec.

; " W:.i.r. ra*i !!\cl. lUnl V'* '•■.fj-iinj Xv*.’,\tk.- ' •• i;asti-fX.T‘li Aitcrifa.

At TVi -ttti;. L'=»u £;ort"*r.f . ' . ’ '.■Vs HATHAWAY L CO.

Tar ITarltl vr.:-*. .a: 1 !,—I sj * t';t 1 .1.1. ■•■-nrril - I '..‘.ir-.; I va's-.'. J'.vr:; ij. :s ;■(’t iLiiti <*t' lira!! s'-l■ !'> tJ.tf < l*J *?J r«va'Vi'ii»n 1 i:> irn:’i; l..'.mulii : i :u'.s < C’3 w ISrcm'tttn niii.'il’i-. - ;;'!. -' '/JvJ K Ac.ru -j ' n !!•'n-Iajr4r!;;:i^Ci n;id tii . i! J' fivia Ajctit*, . I.JIVJj

Winttr Tiolhics:- ai Siimmer Prices.

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ClNTINXATl. Mur. 27.

HATHAWAY*t Cl*.

ACCIDENT—15 OR 20 MEN KILLED! HYDE PARK, Pa., March 26.

Mesa pork ,617.00ulT,25; -Bacon Lard lu*il I; 'Fluor dull ut~ S5.50tii5.$5; Sngor S;J idje; Md-la.sse.-t : 4-l:o45.-; Coffee ; When! $l r 20!ol|33; Bm-kwhi-al OU; Corn 43hj5Ic; O.'tis 43u40; live $1,03A1,05; lidrliry K5iS7; Hay dml at 61S; L-Iiccfc lOalUc; Uniter 11 loloe; (fiesnapples J3i2u to $4,25; PbiJitue.i iliill, prime northern $i;75 a 1,85 per hr!; common 90to IS; mixed 25c a Imsliel; Uloverseed S4; 55 to'4 ( G0: Timothy seed S3a3.25. . N e tvO tiLua it 3. M arc It 26. : Corn 70c; Sugar 7£c*; Molasses 49o; Coffee. 12Jil3$. '

la* o'&v 'j'a srjsr a4 > Iymini Stw Sufi.-; tyC>r, Jti-e, st Icin' , J.furti, C."cls Siv«”.*f f \ HATHAWAY t CO.

A terrible accident occurred at Chittenden’s shaft, 4 miles below here, this p. m. The pumps broke whilst the working men were being hoisted up, and an explosion of five damps followed., Some 15 or 20 of them were killed, and many more seriously wounded. ~~~~~~~

STllfe I..VTER FROM VERA CRUZ. ; Ntw Oiilcass, Mutch 24.

Cj:.vsjei

. jsiva. je»:so: / ‘U'C'J w;U asJ Uic prettiest anti cheap--1 i--'. IT -:■ ’* ml |!:nn-t at “Tl,t Cii>-.ip Co.!i Slurt,-*' cf : UATiJ.V.VAV i. CO. .

The schooner Virginia Antoinette has arrived below-wjiih . Vera .Crnz’ advices to the evening of. the 15th mat., one (lay later. .■ - ■ . • lift . military conference, which was mentioned by the last arrival as having met, amounted to nothing. Thu Lombard men iwcs iccommcn tied by Mimnionon the morning of (he 15tji, with redoubled energy..end the shot and shells were taking effect |n the city, killing several of the inhabitants and soldiers, arid doing much damage, to property;. Many of .the shot felt among the>hipping under the castle of San Juun'U’Dl|oa, bat without ' doing" any great damage. i ;' Two Spanish wftr stenme/s arrived pff Vera Ctuz on the 15lh, the day the Virginia Antoinette sailed.

A despatch from Washington on the 26th inst., states that the President was;cagcgcd with the Secretary several Hours in bn*iness connected with Mexican affairs. The. recent actions om (he. Gulf of Mexico occasion much solicitude in-official quarters, as it is feared (hey may'conflict us with foreign powers having large interests in that country. . .

!V'-;Vtj'.y =r;r;l—i i:i_- t l ‘t i.;l iulj-ijy ijI J.itiuiry. A. i>, Ir.t i'r. i* I-Ti:ur* rtrri'i’y. i!.i 11: t;.,'- n; : r.-i* <; t;if .; • •■"•S tiCIru.'.i t:.i- vlTi'-Iii >4L- -rrii>. : 3, ti. iu t.\;> I ■lliOJI.li I ., i t'vIoi.U.L. lA'itE.iiii.-c. f,r iai-asn; .

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All Ubus'Ge:/.r yv.-iiifhir.f: <lco£$,' ■ . il/.VlSAV.AV&CO.

ST. JOSEPH, MO., March 26.

The first rail ever laid in Kansas, was laid to day on the St. Joseph and Marysville R. R., in presence of many citizens, among whom were the city officials and other distinguished men. Emigration to Pike's Peak is fast reviving—trains are seen every day. ~~~~~~

Aptfpd’s CVriiiji'sie cl’ AuileriiV;

ilict’D it Ecforc (he People, I’it ['.'ntc i'> 1.5! v .ill kiiiJs-of | i ■ Hardware, Cordage, £1:0,, [is'r: ’*TU SloTo*' if . ; ! "bpO • . I! ATI I A.W A Y 4* CO,

PF.IlEitX3.who have.ulMcrirei itin.c; 10 rat'd. Ihc erection of a rrc.hyttrhui .CLuvirl; In Vit*y, will idti-C talc nollev that they are rv (uaj:*, 1 1 la pay to the underdone ) tK? Flit irrii ar. t U.: Instalment of Twcuty-Cvc (-cr'cer.l. of the aruo:-.; jtiWHWil, on dr Ilford (he 4THJIA V Ur 1 A I’ HI L, ISwSU, lly order of the Tnuteeu [*nitmrr m’torii, Treuarjr, . .Verar, )Iarch2J, Itm-Jt

n:z •jr.rrt: or j.yau.va

■vciio;; uv.Er.u £-s *.-Fries, i la ■■.iiir-i ,

The Homo has been officially in* formed that the President has signed the bill for the protection of female

A I, IIA SAC, Fo* tucWKKK EStltSR AI'IIIM

Tl ,; M.r-.;;; 3 Ire in-iiiav ■ Co. rn Cled i'i thistl.r.'.-srul-ao.-ritati :’,i1:; .hioi.a-;.. Uiia.-: vf -S:£i.ota;.riii ,v.d r* f ; , .V'y v rJiC.il:>, :z-'. i’.t ivr.:;-;; i:;»; uii;1 tr ;y j iu and i-.ihwli;;-(hwa IJJ’.’y aaA a;.;tv;iv;Ilv i ;- of ;a ft ■ A’>j’;.In jir,-; .! lh: regaini.rv;.:s..f “An es::;:-“l raAe: r*rtl-c lurtrj-; < j iv.:—riEcn C. n.;;»nl* violin! v: iJi-'lr «■;.! -,;,■) (!! J-p Shtir diri-i,*’ .-,*,3: 2,'1 0'.'. lavl.i* j p It J i-.ni-fiii'ry .A-Ilicv- r.v ‘'. r fail c 1 i-.tri in reinhC 'ifsM .;f* r’i:r 1 JOHN V. . (((‘j’.'.A-j’ijr -f I ’i £*.'.rt rj Indlir.i, tli.hirshy HIFlrK ‘Y’A;f Vi:VAV. « (>i Atr. : if wi t CVrartnv A* ;nihorized (ho l-a-Jr-ii <i JSf l''|LlSiE. tr C.t? A *■;!,! ■•.{ Ii;> 'MI srsrlty IU-i-.v>tfep;. uy,In.th:.- .-fir!.*, Kpo.'c'y hr. I'-C?.'t.. t-:,: I !:f ii.ny I-.- c nun 1 ?ii sail anJ ap~-jl:.:c,l hrll.c "Md (.Vpijrvr, . •\ lii .IS*.ij:;;/l < ■ *,ri iah*;rih- - v fJ ,-n* ( f t ‘- L J-i -ary. i i v ■■■■'■ JOIiS Conr>;

; . € ’n r p *0 si! c iv 5i To p i s, - ' Gc r» iixl; v/c -s pit Fiipply, and r'.'jj (!■:;>', s’: *■ Tlf Clitap Caih ■.Mrots* i.i* liATUAWAV AcX'D.-

BAV uF.j n.it or nuk. trx sv\ l xunx WP.'IIII, (, ■’■■ ■. , KIAU. 5ETJ. I EtTS.

■ ■ : 'I '. , 25 ■■ , Welcetdiy. •hj TImrnlay. 30 CrWny. '■ 31 b'atiinlay. 1 - t Sunday. 2 . MojuUy. 3 ■, Tut-day.'

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passengers on.lhftEea.

Cf.dak Rapids, Pa,;March 27.

Ot ilLXAiV Ai;:’, Glassv.-.aic-,-i'Talt:e L’niltry, f'.C;,*rr! r'toj at ;Jdiv f.riCrv.'st Ottci'i) L’asll tUm’* of ii AT .'t A V.* AY Cir,

(KrThe Bedford Independent an* -Bounces that two young men, Thos. It, Jolly and Russel B, Jolly, brothers, split 1*230 rails in a little less than one day, commencing at the csml time in the morning - mid quitting' an hear before urn*down, the timber (oak) having been previously cut. One of these yoahg men, net long ‘since, cut, split end tunica 0 cards qf.rrood in S honrb.'

The Iowa Legislature has conferred upon the Cqdar Rapids ami MisKomi River Rail to ad Co. a land grant o< 700,000 acriift recently reserved for the Iowa Central Company. I. This is the most valuable grant in the State and ’ensures thp, speedy extension of that line to lhe;Missouti river. ■

n'HK undcrilfinnl, living ntir A!;;' Surllay,!« l L’o.. Ind./ wlil oC.r a- I'uhiic Eahf ca h'alunlfty, Lhe .' .

: 7th day of April; 1SG0, the fulb-xlnj portal)at to*wit; Tire 1 of.hnrFr*, 13 lica l of Caltb; 23 heal of Shd;;-, 1 Fana with *!x I (a-o l:=n; C.-r-riajfe/r Allea’A ilowfns llAdime, I VVi.tit Drill, and many other farming ntetirlli., ' - . Abo, a lot of n*a«ohoI<l and Kltchrn ramilare.

!■...' Ea'Gvr'AD*A.;. JU ST-: 1 ’ICll’ VI:-'. -;-cc! f(c'r>;Lt-laan-. n f>r., ry. ’I. f. Itu l-vf-l njike.aitil t,t ‘ ■ tjtr-CiOivs, at 7Vir • C'.ifp C«t?Ii S:,irc * ' ’i-J liVi'il.UVAV & CO.

THE WAR IS MEXICO'

aiO* Hauer Enmlay, A|.rll Sth. ‘ Eqcinos.—Vernal Eijatpos, June 21, Ph. 3A n. A. Ha ; V ' : ■ ■

. Oo looking over our filvi of Vera Cruz papers wo Rud some inletestiug particulars of the.’-progress ■of’.the. ivai*, and the prospects of parties in the interior of the country.; . The reported capture of Zacatecas and Angus tlalumics is. confirmed. AiK-se nvo iropuriaiit cities are the capitals tcsjiectivcly of the. States bearing the same .name. Zicalecas was captured on the 9th ol February by the l.iheral fprcc?. xmlef: Silveto Ramierz, having evacuatedihc place without firing a shot. Ibimierz fled precipitately toward*' San Luis Poto* si, pursued by Ortega; . Go! the 13th (hero was a slight encounter oT.mit* po*t3 at Silinas, Ramictz’s forces were much reduced by desettion, entire dutacbments with their officers having abandoned liim. L - - Ortega,-despairing.of oycrlaking RiimuMZ,;abandoned, the pufsnit, and turned Sonthward, in the direction of ; Angus Calientes, which city he entered on.the 15th, taking pusbesston in the name of the O.onstitutional Government. He immediately installed the Legislature of the State, On tho ISth, Ortega op his march for Zacatecas, whchca : he wooid proceed to assist Garza and Hinojosadn their opcraliohi against San Luis. At last dates Qaiza was at ’ Tula, waiting far reinforcements from Zacatecas or Kew Leon, '

03" D.-ij'* Lenjlh, Jl3rdt 31, i31t'n30mlnales.

•Hcos’s 1‘mjts.—Tull Huon,' April TtiirU QuarUr, 12, Xew llo<.n, 21. . fini Quarter, 26. - AS*.The Sun will twori.the curli.'fti Wul.ingtan, u fulftwi: Ajirii I, at 12 o’ e!wk 3 mlrnito 4i t^'jnli.; A.ril 1* at 12 1m. 23?. Ai.ril 1*. «i II <iV-e. 2J». Aimi 25.ai it W-./-IB*:.

EyixHviLLE, March 27. - Tho eteAme^ 1 'Anglo Saxon Iroin Cinuinouti for Arl-»nsas liver, took ore m tne iiuuuV sue wa* smtuvu and sunk.- Declc caigo saved, ami nil lives lost. Boat insured fur 6S. ooo; • ;■ ■ - 't j- ,:v-. -x

TEUJin OP : >AI.K.

S. MOREHOUSE,

, On all .nitns ovor three d-tlhrs a en J!t ef n-re miitui, with Itttcrcii from date if net i.-iinrtuiily laid when dut; u:i Jer ihne jQlbm, r-*. 1 ' ' , - ■ j.ijii;.-} If. U.-.X i A, ’ MI. PterUnE, Ha rib 33.

Book Binnor o;;;! -Blank Book

.VciCi T.f IIMr.-t',-,'.? Chsir; I a::r, II.Vflil'A*, f.L'IAAA, .

' Si.im,—Saturn kill t* icumins itnr until 1VK ] I, then eienitigUar (mill Aue.22. Vrnn>kill re tvcniuif iUr unit July 16. Hart will Kr moreiiss itar until July I*. Jujilter niil be evening >ur until JulyiV. * 1 , ■ Yen lit wit) be erlliHritbr the moon onlhp 2llh cf April, vUIble pitn-mlli 4 the cimiitry. The plane .will (ibapp'Mr behinil Um 31 non at t-h, 33m.T. 31., and reappear at l?h.?m.' - Jupiter will *!?> he celipn-dby the moon north: of 13.Ie2.on thi 2Ctli April, about ac Lour lehire the ntewn KtJ. ■ 4 .

■ -Thk Cisr.tsr b.-fj ; .-.Tt’fipV.I;: p't-Jri, ML.wlueihe •■sriteiiaj’unj-lrr.tjlni'te qI ;>* co lint III:: t’.Mtr; , .- ■ ■

Notice to Contractors.

i * LI ilr.d* of III :i.I; V, j ,2* rMe,! euJ B •■it-t ; 1 i. W a y jiVyrn. i:.: ,2; f -v .'-tTrv.-... Rvri'hlrj?, i-t: er*. J'WH'slt, ll.iv U, .\rir*;ojr r'. 1 Mu-Ic. Ihi.j’ij. iV.-,, ,t, ij,- U- ; t.-'I l!> lit* St !?1T prift-f. I li'r Give Di«a call L.-I.-r: elMirLj,-.*. nr. 1 My Ll’; MOLLlieU'l;

CCf* A large meeting of the' members cf the Union Party was held in Kew-Ycrk City on- last Saturday night ct Cooper’s Institute. The great Hall, capable of. bolding 3 or 4000 people, was filled to overflowing. The meeting was called to order by Wm. E. Dodge, and was addressed by Hoos. Thos. R; R Nelson, Horace Maynard, and others. Great enthnsuim was manifested.

1*U01*0S.\I_S wilt l« r.V-ivM vpi; O tho Aril daj of IPGh. to fun.l-h tsitl-j-rliilfaii'lchiulrticlTUq XEW over Goom l‘rtVt, amf hnc ort-r VVadu*.- - Run, nrsr Pntrlitt—nciorLui: t<» fit us end Eju-ciCra-. ttnn« which may re* stvu si thi Auditor’s OKre iu Vcvtty, Switzerland Cotialy, InJIir.a. - -Also, to It e pair tho Ilriugo over Grant'* Creek; Pcrwni wishing tnVrssalna the prouiul.i on which the new hridfei are to be.eotlilrottvd, can call on Bela Herrick In Patriot.'

- ■il.7tc-f>»irlh»<jf the netprott* cf tit i-jv arc enntmBy dirMfd tJ i. elc-ur.-ii. i -

fjf.viilja fU-mti !c»iasc{(ca D»r'.tIar*»ml I’rupirt*. , ’ t. . Iiijurtini*! cl Jair r:spoa : Ji'i’eL’tapa-.y. ■ ;} ___ K. J. .WALDO. A ok xt, 553 tnnrMr VIIVaV, IX P. 1 M, ti!A KEESEY; Apem, Bt-iWioi. Vcr *-' M V^ fr!;n *, fc . •' . $ X 1 iunir!;: Cosiest, iIjoUvmqV 1 * ♦ JCriW coii‘r.:c; i!ie iJrrncho(»aJtJ rovl

Dostom. M arch 24.

The sh t p Korway ,o iK ew York, ; when five days oat. oil her passage from Macao with l.POU coolies on board, was the scene ol a terrible mutiny! in Mviiiuh ,80 coolies werekilled and 90 wounded. Thu fight lasted frota 6 p. mV till day light the- yvheu ilio coolies: yielded Capt. Major, had his wife end two' daughters, and also n lady passcuger aiid her child on board/’ /Thu Jody passenger (Hed from fright, and her child expired soon afterwards. .

■ ’ Kh~ Toawcrl&in the length uf the day and night >1 atiV I ini* of they tar. a<lil IJ hours lo the time of tli- tup’i rutting,nm) fnim the mm julo tract the tlioeof Tiring, fur the lenglJu-f the ilay. Subtract' the tfmo or .vitlius from 1J hours, anil to the rt*hialndcr »W the time of rising oc.it morning, for the length of the night. ■ rfiril.cic will a total eclipse nf the run, July ISth, In the morning; thl-f ttltpsj i* vfslKc, litre, hut.oniy toiat In Kunv;«s, A>fo, etc. - A partial ecii(« of (he mooti, August lit, in the ShcmnaD; Tluiileut on tbeo]n‘o*!tc.ii>Ieof Ihcearlh. - A care plitno oenon vidlilc throughout the I'liiteJ States without a to!e$c«(<o. , T

‘ On the flrrt ilnyof May A, JV If&l, iho Hoaril. of Co in nilsilo iters will meet rit the Aiuiiior'i offico in Vcray, lo ad upon the I'ro it's ah that may be filcA. ' : _ - IlyotOer of CoramliuloncM, , ■-LAWKESCii W. CORDO.V, 1 marSt t( , ■ Auditor S. C.

t>i)»' orn i i j loJalrdcrhowJtSrcljrrc’jyc^iC^ltlrU B1 STA1K A li niORITl. ; u.« cr b;«c:<,h b»v C t u ; T i..\ ■ IJi'Ll.AltS ca m>l-e r»fJ to i U. I*. SCiiL’XCK. Trtnurtr cf jsid tosiiiiy,on t or borcre its 27th day, of APKiU UW, ofvhteh 1 »aM cill ji'ei-e take notice uid j.»y : the *sjce ton'd Trrmrtr by thit Ore. * By o.-i!ercf thel’oird oTIHrceror*.KKEI>i;kICX U CK!S.\RD,Pre;WiDe; PEaPEf Bl’FOL’B, See.-rirr, . - Vcrjy, Much £1, ItM.—St .

CirTha "Constitutional Union Convention" in Lawrence county, appointed a committee of fonr to confer with the CcmmiUcoat Indian: tpolis oh the 22d of .April, and endorsed Edward Bates es a suitable candidate for'President.

RELIABLE NU.RSER1ES,

NliW ADVK11T1S KMKJf TS.

PETTIT TREES, &C. 1 *t iii* *?T?C PLUMB US XVRSRRY. OTA N DA Kit ASH mVAUr.AlM'LE i- DEAD O Trccr of, the. One*l varie1t:>; al+n, Feacti, VIam and Cherry Tre« n all kind-. iBR-d to Ihlicllitfato. Kew Hardy Cn|>e Vlne»,aucti at Ottawa re, Diana, Con toiu, RtbccM. be. Kce uur Descriptive Cotalopic, Just printed; ; Small FrnlU. ; -Currami,K‘T<T>lnew , 6n.l Improved rarielier; Con*ebe tries. Ubcth-Trie!. Kospberricf,several oe*r »ortj; Strua borriei, a) varieties, elc , elc. ; .Ornamental Tree* and Shrni>», Ever* tee OS, Hines/ctc., lit “f.*ate*l varivlj; alio. Double Ibhliat, Verbenas, anti other flowering ManU, nt low price*.- {.SejiJ' Tor a Dc*cripUvo Catalogue.) Articles aecurelf parked, lo a* to go tiycaiiai or railroad almost any distance with safety. ' V 31. B, BATE HA 31 & CO., ' . .March Si; 1800.- if ■„ 'Coin mom, Ohio.' '

New Blacksmith Shop!

fl’nfc I.ai Jaaf 01*01 ed x Shop an. JL Walnut Street, Cppo>iii Soldo) T. Golat’t Vv ' V SL'ip.Ttcrateliprfpir- : \V__, ■ c i t I'toalltiL&qf wat't , ;n hU lia? la a rcpirkt ■ , ■ . rJ minnereltbprompireu. I'arllrular attention git-m ij Lcolng tTsgeoi, Caru, HW4, lioriiiboiiaf.ttc. AUklndlof Hepairing done on ibrtlno&e. -■, ■' | - So* I fcJpettfttllr illicit a fair (bare of poUle patronage, and frill cn&aror to tiro ntlracilco in Mica.** CIURLESH.UEHB.1BO, ' ; Vtvay, lod., March 7, ] WC.—If

FORT WAYNE, March 24.

A fire this morning destroyed the Times building, containing the stock and office of the Times, Indiana Freemason, J. J. Thiem & Brother’s clothing store, and other occupants. Loss over $15,000. T. & B. were insured for $5.000. Burglars entered the drugstore of W. H. Bringhurst, at Logansport, last night, and robbed the safe of $1,000. ~~~~~~~

Lost Steamers.— Commencing witK tho .loss of the President in 1841, twenty steamships hays ' been lost between Europe and . America, sod California, including 2,917 lives. The.total valcaiof the steamers was about sixteen million dollars;

; Jo'su Vasques Ptida. Nicaubr Arozlegni, and Carlos dul Htiyb, have been imprisoned at Zacatecas, for haring given aid to the Reactionaryparty. Sonor Aroztegni; who had protested"against the McLean treaty, has been removed from (he office of Superintendent of the Mint at Zacatecas, f :

• : (t!li)drlcr perpetual)- i <7IS51 €A 1*1 TAL$400,000 OO.i TOT A L ASSETS, 8«82» BS« 91' V S. L..LOOMIS, President: i ' ■; 1L KELLOG J Branch Once. 31 and 33 Wc<I3J »L, 6 Inti a nali. ] ./ M. MAG1LL. Generfll Agent. Jj Aecnlitn tho principal Citle> aud Towns of Ihc ’ It ii jnii.*. LAmscs Promptly Pnlil. A poll- - cations received andFolicleilssacilA;renewed by , F. J. WALDO, AGKMV . YE V A Y, IND. ; | K. Jorgenson, Agent,*Florence, Ind. j IRA KEEN E V, Agent at j Patriot.! G. j; Dalmazzo, Agent, Gijeut,Ky.j

. NOTICE, j J SVLVK3TEH TV, EDTAKP3, and ill wife and \ child. after boarding with Hn. Hirrlet Bants j f >t nth; time* left about 8 or 0 o’clodd at night on | the lih ijf Hsrch, without settling tteir bill, Mr*, j lianta bad done a great deal for,thenj—attending open M :J- Edward* when the ni ttckJknd paying ersrynttinUontofccr- Theyattemptedto clip off. vttfcoov lln. UnnU knowing It. Mri- Edward* (Minted that they did not Intend to pay Ihelr board bill, Mrs, ilantaitepped out la the yard and ft and', Jin. E. bid by the fence, and when diieorered ihe retnmedtathehi.uieand got the child and ilopeJ. Said Edwardt left for the Inter country, and bit wife and child are pretimed to be in tnwa ycL—

| LlTlIEStll, HOTCUKIS», ' jiaxtracrratE or ‘ , Carriages, Baggies, Spring Wagons, BEGS Irate ta Inform Vhj public that fee k manaiartcrinpand keeps evnitaotljba bud a rood wMOrtwi-morilie Uteri «j)a of natrlaBofgkj, Suit lei, Kxprtw Wagon*, dte.. all mcJe of the boil material! and, of.tbc ben . iti-lcrla)* ami In the bc$t styla Of vorktn stub tp. He trill 0U0 wake to order and On abort nod re ant article In bit line, and trill variant both lb a : quality of matericli and aort of alii articles told. Bernini tvhhlnc anythin* In bli Una art I reipcctRiIly requeued to give blm a call before ; purchasing elr*nhtre.' ' ■ Alto,' all kind* of Repairing done on abort , notice. He aim keeps on hand a rood assort* ■ tnem of Hut best quality of HABSbSS for salt," 1 • TCP Shop on the Vcvay and VertaUki Road 1 rt o Xorth-wert of Bennington. • I LUTHRR M. HOTCHKISS. | ."treh H, lECO.-Stn

IBS«£l3B31.4>'W~XmX X ALFRED SH.UV having torn ivt; tii OM £::re Kwn far tie purpose of pal Hag up t Xw Daihiisf, Lu rvuiotcJ Stock at Goodi to Ferret Hafonr’a Brick, Opposite hit oiJ stand, xhtrc he wllibe pltuodto watt up in his oitl caststaer* ead rttppiy thta vrith gjodi >t loir prices. Vcviy, Ind., Feb, £3, ItiO,

FORT WAYNE, IND. March 26.

JK'JSL‘^ r^3

05“ It is announced that Messrs. Lane and Hendricks, candidates for Governor in Indiana, have agreed to canvass the State.together, commencing soon after the Presidential candidates are nominated, - *

On Saturday night Leamon’s grocery store in this place was entirely consumed by fire. The goods were partially saved. Loss $800. At Columbia City, Sunday night, Tuttles tavern, a hardware store, and a saddler shop were entirely destroyed by fire. Goods mostly saved. Loss unknown. ~~~~~~~

Notice of Dissolution. rjUIF Cotortncriblp heretofore esl>tIng between" X Kdwanl 1), Ropmand Terry K. CottOO, Itu tb!* day beau tlUaUTCil by mirltul conwtit, Terry! K. Cotton rctlrltii? from the Brm. The barinc.-i of t!v; Arm will be settled by K. II. Ilojtr*.. Witness our hi*.ds. this aih day of March, Isttk - . ■ ; > EKWAUD It. ROGERS,' i . - FERRY K, COTTON’.’■ , Moore add, lad., March US, IbW. , ;

SPLENDID STRAWBERRIES.

HOOKKIt.—Very productive; Urcc, bMaiifut, and or UNEQIMLKU , QUALITY. . . wiLSOX’S ALUANY.— Exceedingly protu:Ure; FIXE FUlt U AUK FT.

; On the 8th of February ; 550 caynlry, said to have been well mounted and perfectly armed and disciplined, and commanded by the - Spaniard Florinlen Lopez, were completely rooted by tho .Liberaliatu under pedro Hinojoso, near San;Juan ■ de Yanegas. j Another parly' of 500, Reactionists, which bad sallied ont from San Luis, under Cairo, was also attached and ronicd.

“ TKIOM PH K ■ DE GAN t*. (- IMMENSE SIZE; ■pteodJil appeanoce, and Ai£t Jtaror.

■rvhAMIDAt CHILIAN.—Very Imn Dome; prod Derive,' hardy, tnd Jfaror.

: LAHGK EA BLV: SCAR LET.—Til E EARLIEST; prod active and crrr//cnt. : A m It It tmpoMible to rcenre all the excellence of thli tnovt popular fruit m our runny; «e offjr the above m compriMuj, tn Bvu iurt., (I.c vurmv./ point* deftroNe.

‘(O - An edverlisement in this paper has been inserted in 800 papers, at an expense of over 812,00CT=-and this amount for six week’s advert!-, sing. Who says that advertising don’t pay?

The burlncis triU be continued by the under-; tinned. Feel ins thankful f>r uavt favors, I would still avk a routinnanre of public mironafn*. .. ir.ariS-St EIMVAIUHI. RfUlERS.

WisnisGToN, March.24. * The House Post Office Commit tee to-day almost unanimously resolved in favor ol restoring the inland service, which was curtailed by the ipost Office :Deparlmcnl by the failure of tbo appropriation bill during the last Congress.

\\hite Wheat Flour. .' TT J*E hare Jmt received a frcih vupjily of White 1 | and Red Wheat Fbmr. fur >a!e low by nt*r.bi CLARKSON & WALDO. ;

U’c again .'conjldtntly REftU/Jf.E.YD Iht HOOKEH. ntijjtr the bitt/jr family use, if ort/yoaewrlf* (o be a greater number of crcrWntnr* than nny other ritri*/y. - ifir All of the above have j.erf.-ct eo«M,ond vrlll produce cscellcht crop#. If p’anied alngly or together. . .. ,

Zuazua was marching southward from Monterey, with 2,000 men and two batteries of artillery. The city of Durango had fallen into tbs hands of a. band of robbers and roalfactois—so they arc called by the Liberalists —commanded by a man named Cojen, and acting in the Interests of the Church party. Tho Liberalists, at last accounts, were still beaeiging Villa Jaurez, in Ajaco. —iV. 0. Picayune.

*TTTE hate Jmt received a lot of fupirlor Sblev, f V Ham!, and Shoulder*, which ire offer low for Cash. - CLARKSON k WALDO.

03" P. T. Barnnm, a few days since, paid the last of bis Connccticot Clock Company notes. The to* tal amount paid by him for-the con* cem foots np about 8400,000,

PRICES—(Securely picked t> be forwarded by cxprere); ■ ' Per J«i plant* of any of the above variellci, ?*,C0 '* 100 *• SO of each variety, 3,00, “ 5U0' ** 100 of each variety, 7,10, “1000 of the Hooker, , 10,WH II. E. HOOKER t CO.. ! COUliCKCtAL XUtntics, KocAttUr, fTrjc* IVfr. |

vOac^m-XOKiix WE have* totof p>id White N'whan nock IV tatces for table u*i or »e-tl, for sale by 1 marts CLARKSON k WALDO.

MEMPHIS, March 23.

■Garden Seeds—Garden Seeds. ■\\r- tivc receive! bar supply sf Fr«*t Guff ilea SrecU, u foRo-n :

The steamer Persia, loading for Cincinnati, caught fire to-night and burned to the waters edge. She had on board 300 bales of cotton. The boat and cargo is a total loss. Insured for $5,000. ~~~~~~

This notice la paUluhtd, that others may be put on their guard. .mwH-lhr-pd

marl l-’w

FIRE AND SMOKE. ; riiHE uuderalencd reipoelfuUy inform their X friends and the public generally •wa Ibat they hare taken the aland for- ftr-fjljL-merly occupied by K. 1). Aiider*pn,2SSuX (the old Jail), wbero they will carry on tlm Black smithing iltulncis in all Us various branches.

BLACKSMITHING! riMIE undersigned r« port fully anno a net to the ,L eiliieos of Veray and the D rron ml! ng country that they ■ have'e.-tiWisheJ themselves In SfiSSlgp the th'iii fjrmtriy occupied by EytSl Joseph Jagera, on Perry ttreet, ‘ and are tio»prcpared to doail BHrofl 1 * LiuJs ef work la their line, /mn®ij such at Ironing Wagons and / W IS Buggies, making Hay Press / M Irons, Plors, 1 lor >c-S hoeing,/ B/M and erery tiling site pertain.* On) Jug to this business, la a satis. fietory manner. A share of public rains sure ti rcipeclfutly solicited. - JAMES ARMSTRONG & SON. Teriy, March IS,

- Shiitr, K&cji md ?K\a't xuUty, All cf vluch vc arc tow offering far Ml*. febMl CLARKSON I: WALDO.

. IT Those'persons who are continually sending us anonymous communications for publication, are requested to read the notice at the head of this column, and govern themselves accordingly.

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WE bare Jm; received a njpCriar article ft NEW MACKEREL—No*, 1,3, tad A

Alatof Uictml isKlu, Kew Uiadl*., udfor *o!s low for cti. fch^

/3T In tho United States District Conrt at Keokuk, on Tuesday, a decision was rendered in the Hock Island Bridge case, declaring the bridge a nuisance, and ordering its immediate removal.

FLOURING MILLS BURNED

Something New.

S3T Circuit Couit is in session in Jefferson county; Kit Shortens tried for larceny, found guilty, and sent to the State Prison fur one year.

St. Louts, March 24.—The flouring Mills of Wells & Co., at Clarksville, Missouri, with a largo stock uf wheat and Sour, were destroyed by fire on Thursday last. Loss, 830,* 000; uninsured.

Jtj* work warranted sound, and of Itio best male rial.

CLARZSOK b tjoco.

JCST RECEIVED, direct from the manufacturer, Nev-York, a large and splendid lot of

Window Curtain Papers,

Particular Attention t lionet art not shod like mules, nor mules like hones, in this Shop. DO I’LAN' dc NORISEZ. Veray, March Id, JHW.—ty

Gilt& PaintedMuslin Shades,

CURTAIN FIXTURES, a new and convenient article but recently Introduced. : Also, on hQnd as tutu), a good assortment of . WallPaper and Bordering, all of which win b* sold low for Cash. I. STEVENS, maria Kerry Street Drug Starr.

——>Hermetically sealed glass coffins are now made in Louisville; the first ever made were completed on Monday last. ~~~~~~~

TEAS— TEAS.—Just receiral, a freih supply of Imported Teas, which will be sold at reduced trices, at the Cash Store of' ‘ "■" ’ f ' aug3 COOKYOISIER A LEWIS.

School Notice. QCHOOL will be reopened In the Ifedary Bootes X> on Ferry Street, on Monday tho 1(U day ct llsrcb. For particulars, inquire of ■ lias. E. 0. TOIlD. I MISa ELIZA T, OGLE. I VtTaT.Iod.TlIaitbU, 1M0.-It

Carriage Springs and Axels! ALABC2 SUPPLY, st ftb33 F. L. GR1SAM) k 60^5.

03- Niue convicts escaped from tha Stats prison of California on the 3d inst.

Niagara, C, W., March 26.

A fire yesterday burnt eight, buildings, including the Masonic and Odd Fellows’ Lodges and ther contents.

IX>03Aw»Xl*01S.« CA TON'S Just received and for ails at CiadnnatlptL'cs/or CosA. febi! ¥. L. GRI5ARD k SON*.

SALT —SALT.—Wc Lave JaU nod red 4 supply Of So. 1 Kiniwbi Salt, end for ule bj decSl 0LARKSOK k WALDO.

(ST Hon. Francis Mallory, formerly M. U. from that district, died it Norfolk, Va., oa the 26tb inst.

fizr There are three hundred dwelling houses in Keokuk, Iowa unoccupied.

Washington, March 26

Hay Press >iOpe TTlDES.-WepttT the higtat carte t rnee to T)E 5T QUALITY, at d i?^ f " enI c l o l^TOi6lER&i.KWI s. ID nonii F. L. GRISARD & SON'S.

Just Received,

The Senate has passed the Pacific Telegraph hill by a vote of 28 to 18.

Coiroo amxm«& A LARGE supply br the BAO,. BARREL cr POUND. F. L. GKISARD it SON.

Am supply of the odabraWd 0<Um JWe* m-Udi yttn erf. JXSISnUTBT

-BT.'jr. IVAlillO, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, ; , \m;vav. injuana. • 4< |h<: tegular ftulWiie.I Aj'tnl far llic folia*!iisr veil ■ kr.')»n aivl reliable rnasi'in'cj, »b‘>-h ):btc folly coaiplkj wilh Ibela.- JrJiiC-. 1 o! ike Plate tTIinllsc-a: - ' ' SECURITY INSURANCE CO., , Of New-York; Assets $573,232 ''3. PHOENIX INSURANCE COJIP’Y, Of llJitfurd ; Assets SO.Ch* I’olici« Uiatil uul reterej «E:bo - -iS ro.'t teareto Uiet’oioiiantcj. Uft lasuroacc a"'r3.-J ta promptly. lUiet as Icr at tbAj-;of any wteerA anil safe t'amiiaay.

SELECT SCHOOL.. \TK$ JH.U P. ItKII) wii! ifJ- ''ti Jtf.nJar ciorr.fn?. A(»ril a: h:r fotcii-r Sclmtl Itr*&ru. TV-rau at follow: I’rlnurr StuliK, - • ; S3(3 Illthfr ritmliii, - * - -SC* /■Prenrh, an extra chwcecf • • 2'.J JT6 t&Inctinn for abj:nve, In caret <A jirotraeteil ilcStneai. ' Mir.'l-.t

T lie Fine Can ad tan- S hi I lion, BLACKHAWK, GIAN'. ticsiea a; the stable (>r Ihc ucderaifneJln r Vevay. tha (ir(*e:tt season,— All those (uteres! a 1 In ttieini];rorc* inentuf Jfors-j.arc inviteltocaU and eae tbit hurra fir themselves.; IJf.ACKKA W K n fill e (I j-i-irs.ul J lit June; is full 15.';-hau«!s With: quite lengthy awl heavy honc-I, with ha iimtmitifM heavy mane anil tall; finely mnunteil; is a beautiful hnrne« horse; .trot* a 7 mile about 3** minute*, an >) ha* never Urn train-t-L lie ti a beautiful Ittaii, with a few white bain ntlietl. He was Imjwrtt'i fiom (innaha mr oju lr»t Tall. AH term ns who with to'sen the finest Horse errrhri'i In Vevay. are miaw.cd to call: tcJ examine for themselves. ABltAM PE1EBS, . Vevay, InJ., March i?,.iSC0l—ft • - j

BOOTS AND SHOES. TfrE are now retiring a iujipljr'cf BOOTS M ami SHOES, from the manufactory of 0. D, hlOJirsOX 4 CO., all of which we warrant, and offer for tale low for Caih or trade. Call aad examine our sloci before purchasing elsewhere. raariS CLARKSON't WALDO.

JF YOU if A NT A GOOD ARTICLE OF POCKET OR TABLE CUTLERY, C*u tt F, L. OKI SARD & MIT*.