Madison Daily Courier, Volume 1, Number 92, Madison, Jefferson County, 16 August 1849 — Page 2
DAILY COURIER.
yi . c. i a ti n 1: it , i tor. tiilksuav i;vi;mm;, aioist io. MADISON AND I NIIA NATO Lid PtAILKOAD. By referring to oar advertising columns it will be seen that the evening hue, between Madison and Columbus, will Le put oa the road on Monday next.
OFFICIAL. PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. There is reason to believe that an armed expedition is about to be fitted out in the United States with an intention to invade the Island of Cuba, or
some of the provinces of Mexico. The best in- j Gibson, formation which the executive has been able to i Harrison, obtain, points to the island of Cuba as the object ! Orange
of this expedition. It is the dutv of this Govern- ,kilJ
Election of Congressmen in Indiana. IS 49. 1S4S. Dist. Congress. President. Dem. Whig.
I. lueitsm. Errbree. Cass,
Crawford, Dubois,
597 907 1047 1041
133 maj. 397
ment to observe the fdith of treaties, and to pre-
C5"V'c are free to aJmit, neighbor, today, as we have do::e before, that in the
matter of "your
Pike,
Posey,
territories of friendly nations. I have, therefore, j Vanderburgh
Warwick,
563 1263
230
900 1220 804 512 877
truth will not be opinion about wha
modesty" our stock ot j a imufi pro-
I clamatiun to warn ail citizens of the United
391 maj.
Ot'J 602 1047 961 335 510 1225 471 667 662
Tti 1 1 nr. "520 253 660 1277 760 599 519 763 681 734 457
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE MADISON DAlLT COCRIER.
U" The Telegraphic reports published in the Courier are made up at 12, M ., each day in Cincinnati and published the same day in Madison. The Courier by this arrangement give the accounts of the sales in the Cincinnati market "24 hours in advance of any other paper distributed in the Citv of Maaison.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
ar the dra!: t the Banner
As to our
States who shall connect themselves with nn n-
isorwas, ' i ternrise so rrrosslv in vio ation of our laws nnd our
we have not nor will we venture one; nor . c w ." . ... , nave uo. iiti I eaty of obligations, that they will thereby eubwi'.l we quarrel with you, ne-ghbor, about ject themalvea t0 lhe heavy penaUy denounced suck Irijlcs. against them by our acts of Congress, and will G3-TIie"te7t answer to John Van Bu- j forfeit lheir claim to lhe protection of our counters assertion that the Democratic party j lr' No puch Persons must ePect the inter- , ... i i i r , - . . ference of the Government, in any form, in their lias disbanded, is to be found in the returns i , ... , Delia 1. nn matter tn what mlrom.li' thai' mav
of the elections in Virginia and Connecticut, and more recently in Tennessee, IS. Carolina, Kentucky, and Indiana. The Doily News, a Whij; paper published in Philadelphia, does not thiiiK with the Re
public, and rather raps that organ of the Octagon Administration over the knuckles for publishing such nonsense as the disbanding of the Democracy. Tfie News says : "To a successful party there is no greater danger than a feeling of security; and those who would persuade the Whig party into the belief that 'The Dissolution of Democracy' is at hand, cannot be regarded as true friends. They it is who would seek to divide and destroy the party, and build upon its ruins a mongrel that has neither name nor colur. The National Adminiatration is in more danger from the promulgation of such doctrines by its professed friends, than from the open attacks of its enemies. H't t r; ei t, 'n lhe course i,f a fir v tenth 8 at Hit forth' si. to sie t'.e entire i (-union of tlit Loiofuo party, and to btJtulJ oil e of the vv,8t wn'ed an i de Urmia d ejfo, tt to regain jiocer t'tat this country ;as eier uitlltSSI i." Tho prophesy in italics will be realized, nnd the Whig tricksters who managed the flaughter-house convention at Philadelphia
be reduced in consequence of their conduct. An enterprise to invade the territories of friendly nations, set on foot and prosecuted within the limits of the United States, is in the highest de-
Total, 5319 4676 6357 7423 Cass's ni"j., 429. II. Dunham. Dunn. Jefferson, 1371 2130 1600 2075 Jennings, 723 970 784 920 Floyd, 1195 1052 1154 1013 Wash'ton, 1592 1055 1643 1126 Clark, 1333 1047 1510 1200 Jackson, 1091 556 1071 632 Scott, 19 maj. 447 463 Total, 7315 6829 8213 7465
Dunham's maj., 466. Cass's maj., 753. III. J. L.. lio'nnson. J. Hobinton.
gree criminal, as tending to endanger the peace, I )ecalur '
and compromise the honor of this nation; and
therefore, 1 expect all good citizens, as they regard our national reputation, as they respect their own laws and the laws of the nation, as they value the blessings of peace and the welfare of their country, to discourage and prevent by all lawful means, any such enterprise; and I call upon every officer of this Government, civil or military, to use all tlTurts in his power to arrest for trial and punishment, every such offender against ihe laws providing for the performance of our sacred obligations to friendly powers. Given under my hand, this 11th day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and forty-nine, and the 6eventy-fourth of the independence of the U- S. By the President of the U. S. Z. TAYLOR. J M. Clayton, Sec'v of State. Another Terrible Warning. Captain Kendrick, of the steamer Cambria, gives us the facts relative to a circumstance which occurred on that boat on her last trip from this city to St. LouisIt is another and a startling evidence of the danger of early burials, where the patient is supposed to have died of cholera, and being substantiated by undoubted testimony (that of the passengers and Capt. K. himself), it sheuld serve to arouse those having charge of the dead in times of cholera, to another duty to the duty of ascertaining whether they who sleep actually sleep the sleep of death. A German paessenger was taken with cholera, passed rapidly through the several stages, and finally died, as was supposed. He was laid out, his coffin was made, and he would have been buried in the course of two or three hours, had not
pounds lawful money of said State, to be bv them ! r . i- . ( - . 4l . , , , , , 1 ' ' j Capt. Kendrick oruered that the body should be put out at l.twtul interest, and the annual income ' j . ., , i 11 . f , f j .. . , Kent 11 nil! t rrnt ro LI. i the, Lift of rierith pstah.
li-hed. Altera lapse of about eight hours, Capt. K. examined the body and found it cold, and was therefore satisfied that tho man could be safely
Franklin, Ohio, Ripley, Rush,
1532 1115 1801 1373 1241 1146 ' 1096 1245 1299 1209 1695 1411 459 414 459 439 697 923 933 1114 1469 1534 1392 1442 1173 1001 1106 1096 8113 7337 8537 8122
Robinson's maj., 773. Cass's maj., 415.
IV. Wayne, Henry, Fayette, Union,
Juiian, Parker. 1734 1693 1373 1441 892 938 213 maj.
1532 1005 765 637
2085 1215
1040
526
will be taught forget.
a lesson they wid never
Curious Will. Among the legaces which the corporation of Trinity Episcopal Church, NewYork, has long had in charge, is one made many years ago by John L-ahe. He leaves 1,000. with the following instructions: "I give and bequeath unto the Rector and inhabitants of the city of New York , in communion of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the State of New York, and their successors, one thousand
Total, 4212 4077 3339 4666
Julian's maj., 185. Taylor's maj., 1027. 0. P. Morton (dem.), got 13 votes in Wayne
thereof to be laid out in sixpenny wheaten loaves i of bread, and distributed ou every Sabbath day, i in some part of said church, after divine service, !
in the morning, to such poor as to them shah ap pear most deserving "
V. Jiro'm. Herod. Marion, 1776 1920 1739 1877 Shelby, 1356 934 1414 1121 Johnson, 1181 631 1114 676 Barth'mew,1075 997 1167 1011 Brown, 526 120 503 70 Hamilton, 834 694 805 808 Tipton, 225 173 235 183 Hancock, 811 671 806 665 Madison, 997 882 993 824 Total, 8731 7272 8326 7236 Brown's maj., 1509. Cass's maj., 1590. VI. Gorman. Watts. Daviess, 799 762 702 735 Greene, 1070 885 829 881 Knox, 664 925 741 1044 Lawrence, 907 993 1031 1070 Mai-tin, 523 373 497 342 Monroe, 1047 775 1034 760 Moigan, 1234 1142 1029 966 Owen, 897 835 953 882 Sullivan, 1235 463 1142 465 Total, 8093 6923 8003 7185 Gorman's maj., 1270. Cass's maj., 623.
HIBERNI A.
peiled to leave before the terrible onslaught of the May gars, who fought with unexampled courage. Another letter describes the retreat of the Russiaa through. Banakiss, as a disorderly flight before Dembiaski's huzzars, and state ihat the Russian were only saved from annihilation by the arrival of Remberg. It was admitted in Vienna oa tho 20th, that the victory at Wartzen has been complete. There has been a change ia the Austrian ministry. France. The French President has been on a tour to the South, and on his return to Paris he reviewed
the whole of the army of the Seine, amounting to 150,000 men. There seems to be every prospect of a moat abundant harvest throughout France. Ia some of the departments, the wheat crop has been cut already, under the most favorable circumstances. Funds are also in abundance. The President is still accused of aiming at tha
Buston, August 16, 1S49.
The news by the steamer commenced coming j ast night about twelve o'clock, but the Express 1
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ceiving the news, the steamer arrived at Boston, " 1 ...r. j
about midnight.
Liverpool Markets. Liverpool, August 4. Cotton. Trade continues quiet, but steady
Cotton is in moderate demand, though to a less
extent this week than for some time. The sales amounted to 42,200 bales, of which 4,300 bales
were taken by speculators, and 5,700 for export. The following are the quotations: Upland, 4)2"d
(dbyZd; New Orleans, 4d;2!7d; Alabama and Mo
bile, 4Jd53d.
In London Money is abundant, and can easily
be obtained on terms previously quoted.
Advices from Havre, of the 7th August, state that the excitement given to the Cotton market on Wednesday by the America's advices, via Liverpool, came to a complete stand on the following day. Sales reached only 300 bales, at an advance of Id.
The weather continues fine, and the prospects for an abundant harvest are of the most favorable character. The harvest has commenced in the South and East of England, and from present appearances, there will be an abundant yield of all kinds of grain crops. There is great depression in all kinds of Breadstuffs, particularly Indian Corn. White and Yellow is quoted at 24sffi25s per quarter. The sales of good and sound American Flour are to a limited extent, at 2As(325s. Prices are in favor of buyers. Inferior brands are offering in quantities, at 20s21s. The funds this week have been less buoyant. On Thursday Consols opened at a decline of percent., and is only partially recovered, leaving off at 9294j?. Yesterday they closed at
VII. Cocker!:,.
Railroads in Ghokcia. The Savannah lie. publican gives an interesting account of the niii-
!v conMrurt-
that
:tat. Tho
miles in
roat.s aire,
road from Macon to Atalanti is 11 mil
length, and cost . 1 .5 M l,l '00. That from Aatalanta to Augusta, is 171 iiuiVs in length, with a pide tine to Alliens 40 miles, aad cost i-.'t.5',i',t i0. The Central Road, from Savannah to Macon, was completed five years ago, being 14 miles in length, and costing $:',00U,O00. Another bhttrt road, seventeen miles long, from Kingston to Rome, at the head of Coosa river, was finished last year, at a cost of ,lo0,00d. The great Western and Atalanta road, from Atalanta to Chutanoega, has been opened for travel to D.i'ton, IbO miles from Atalanta, and the remaining 39 miles will he completed bv the 1st ot" November. Its estimated cost is $l,0l'0,000. Whn finished, it will give Georgia a continuous line from Savaun ih to the Tennessee River a distanco of 432 miles. All of these improvements have been made within the past fifteen years.
Gcv. LrTcnfR Mission to Mexico cr Berlin. We have receive.; a letter from a wtll acvised POUrce, win h s iys: 'Gov. Letcher ,cfKy.) gevs to Mexico or Berlin, whichever he c hases. He will be i ft for Washington City m a week to receive his instructions." Chronicle.
Clay, Hendricks, Parke.
I buried. Tiie boat was lauded near Hawesvilie, ! Putnam
j and the grave was oug; but as the lid of the cofi fin was about to be screwed down, the man ' opened his eyes, gave a gasp or two, and actually recovered! ie mio aire and well.'.'! The : carpenter who made the coffin was buried in it : the next day. ; The above is the best authenticated circum- ! stance of this fearful description that has yet met j our notice. The facts, as given above are certii fied to by all the passengers on the boat, and the : certificates and signatures may be seen by calling on Capt. Kendrick. Since the fact of premature burials has been so cleaily established, we think ' it time that the law was curected to it. i j Cin. Commercial.
. , 4ueuiaiii A Qcefr C.e. On yesterday, a man who j ! has a wife much older than himself, (we forbear ; Benton, J to give names,) made complaint at Alderman i Cass, ; Bulkley's again-t a boy who has been living withf Elkhart,
. him. for kissinc his wife. Quite an excitinr i 1 '"'Oil,
' r. ' scene occurred. It seems that at the house of the ! incivi.iual making complaint, the boy was char- , ged, in the presence of his wife, with grossinsult, 1 and upon denying it, was attacked by the incen
sed husband, first with a knife and then with a pair of scissors, and pursued him around the room,
697 856 1109 795 714
JIcGtiughry. 410 1064 1435 1663 1390 800
V !gO, Vermilion,
Total, 4909 6732 3IcGaugheys maj., 1&75. VIII. McDon-lrl. Lane.
Ti p'canoe, Boone, Montg'ry , Fountain, Carroll, Clinton, Howard, ; Wan en,
734 775 1319 1300 852 763
500 1153 1398 1647 1565 630
5743 7118 Taylor's, 1375.
1262 773 1501 900 622 726
Total,
J as per, Kosciusko, Kake, Lapoi te, -Marshall, Miami, P-rter,
ml finally into the street, when the boy made Pu'ask'
good his escape. But the most ridiculous part of the story is, that when the lady was called upon to testify to the f-ict before the Alderman, she denied it point blank; and consequently the case was dismissed. Tiie husband was not a little chagrined at its termination, but thought it was best to say but little
breaking atfair w hieh too p'ace at J.nu-.ca about it, and so departed. There ie no doubt but
St. Joseph,
Wabash, White,
Total, 7
1171 1326 1523 910 803 910 1525 1410 1547 1107 676 1343 661 719 100951 761 964 100 maj. 355 450 700 400 7036 6705 6116 maj., 331. Cass's maj Fit'h. Jt'rij'd. 63 75 73 911 957 829 386 maj. 1050 458 442 404 ' . ! 190 707 690 677 270 164 203 957 1127 677 459 340 423 652 786 770 429 276 401 90 maj. 224 816 924 667 790 866 739 313 275 305 7526 7262 7616
his reception by the provinces did not warrant the
hopes which he entertained of being re-elected for ten years. Italy. Although the French have restored the Government of the Pope, they have not persuaded the Fontiff to return to the Vatican. Oudinot has been to Gaeta, in hopes to modify the intentions of his Holiness, with what effect has not been announced. Austria. The Piedmont treaty has not been settled, both parties having- expressed their determination to make no concessions, and it is said that under the present circumstances Sardinia has demanded the support of France. The Milan Gazette of the 22d, states that rumors were current on the Neapolitan frontier that Garabaldi had embarked for America under favor
of disguise, and that the bands of the Gascon Appenines merely passed up his name as a sort of prestige. Charles Albert, Ex-King of Sardinia, died at Lisbon on the 23th of July. Turkey. Advices from Constantinople state that an army of SO.OjG men have been ordered to assemble on the Hungarian frontier between Gemssway and Lemiiu to protect the Turkish territory, and to disarm all who may cross the frontier. General Summary. The Queen having left Isbourn House for Ireland on the 1st instant, Parliament was prerogued by a commission speech, which contains nothing very novel. The inhabitants of Cork, Belfast, and Dublin are making active preparations to give a loyal and enthusiastic reception to the Queen. All political feeling seems to be entirely forgotten. Russian Polish papers state that a Republican conspiracy had been discovered, and that a number of arrests have been made, and that the whole aifair was divulged by a servant of the Count of Orleans. 200 persons have been arrested. Officers with letters have been sent to Moscow, and to other cities, to arrest members of the conspiracy, which was intended to overthrow the reigning
ADJIl.MSTIUTOIt S S.4LL. WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC OUTCRY,
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script publishes an account of
a house-
riain, Massachusetts, on the li ght of the '22 d
u!t. A rubber broke into the house of Mrs. Shepherd, an old lady who is stone bliad, and the rascal was severel beaten by Mrs. S and her daughters. He was Had to make his escape.
that j-a!ousy, "the green-eyed monster," had so worked upon his imagination, that he thought the facts of the case were as he represented them. f Phi! i. Spirit of the Times
fishy if it originated
The story would be a
anywhere but in Boston. XT The Yankee EUce sivs nearly all th? suicides in this country, are by foreigners. Yankees rarely make way with themselves for nearly every one thicks he has a chance of beoming President, at any rale, h; cunosiiy prompts him to live on, just to see what he will come to.
Tne Pope gave Col. Niel, the Frenchman who brought him the keys of Rome, "a magnificent ehaplet for his pious wife," and the insignia of the "Orer of St. Gregory for the brave soluier." A man's sentiments are developed by his conversation; his judgment by what he withholds.
X.
Adams, Allen. Blackford, De Kaib, Delaware, Grant, Huntington, Jay, La Gi ange, Noble, Randolph, Stent en, Wells, Whitiev,
llarlm 435 964
Cass's maj., 232. Kilzr'Te.
332 709
210 maj. 565 302
626 maj.
751 14 " 100 " 140 752 403 344
"What does your husband deal ia, Madam":" "lit deals card?, chiefly, sir."
Total, 46
64
lO 707 60 313 306 4103
1059 231 hi i 694 623 463 392 636 613 767 352 416 373
261 991 61 347 622 325 457 257 629 479 631 315 252 316
Hungary. The Hungarians continue successful. They have defeated and out manoeuvred their enemies, placed the Austrians in peril, and cut off the Russians from the base of their operations. Three great Generals are now in communication with each other, ready to act together if necessary Their respective positions are rendered secure by the nature of the country, while there is nothing
to prevent them from emerging from their fast- j dynasty and establish a republic
ness when occasion presents itself. The whole population serve them heart and hand, bringing them food, horses, and intelligence of every movement of the enemy. The London News of August 3d, has Vienna dates to July 2, which contain news of Georgey having beaten the Russians at Japeo. He then entered Raschan, and crossing the Pheiss, reach
ed Vienna. Already there were rumors of iuten- j
tions to negotiate a peace. j 1. &. I. IiAIL l&OAD. Lenswar is reported to have surrendered to the EVENING LINE.
Magyars. j Ban Jellachich is contending with Paskenach ; towards Smyrna. J
Bern announced hir victory to Kossuth in three
wTords: lien .ban LSoun. In a later despatch he says, our army requires
now to conquer only two Generals mere Julian 1 and Augustus. j Letters from Cracow, June 23, state that a j number of Russian troops who were on the point of leaving the above city for Hungary received counter orders. Seventy Rail Road wagons re- ' cently arrived in Crancow filled with wounded ! Russians. The Liverpool Courier of the 4th, h ;s accounts from Hungary through Paris, Vienna ' and Cologne, announcing another battle. The , Hungarians were victorious. It appears that the troops of Dembinski and Poskewach, came to the ; engagement at Gylaw, which ended in the defeat of the Russians. Paskewach was cut off irora his : line. Dembinski, Bern and Gtorgv, in communication. Heynau is described as beiDg in a moft perilous situation. Maygars. Gen. Masters holds tiie Hue from Essey to Assomba, thereby facilitating communication w ith Belgrade and Surkush provinces. The cabinet at Vienna are obviously alarmed, preemptory orders having been issued not to pur- ; chae foreign stock, the object being, it is supposed, !
to prevent the money from being seat out of the country. There was a desperate battle fought at Wartzen on the 15th Jul v, between the Prussians and Geor- 1 gy, in which the former were defeated. Georgy's I
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rjnllE partiiirship in tlie Boot and Shoe taii rn liereli. r,nre H is' m liwee., John I. lira-ami f-fAli Beer, hs ;hn day teen diilved i.y inn ual c"i,j.Pi)t. The i f'Mn.1 ha!)-!" if- of the roiKerii wi! f e re rivt-ti and .1 .',--tiir"d f Mr. Luca-4, Vkh;j will ror t niiP itie t-us-.n at Ui old stand J if V t I .Vai -on, Auir 16. lS;n. SKI'll BKKKrf A 1 1 jj r.oiis ! now ma t riernlvs ii.d .-j!f,l t. w i fifi'erD rl pife rail and settle the same. J. Il'OAc". nu r '"
TIIO.TI1.S JT. ISOI5I.NO., wholesale and retail GliOCEU AM) PKOnrCK DEALER. Mulberry, a few doors below Main Cross street,
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an 15
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7614 6132
a.uz lb
OA ,,h1 N' - -'fiAII, prime and B'ediuni
T. J. RORINSOV.
ua ity , lor ,e hy
T. J ROBIVHOV.
mm Jr lof.vf 6f T. J. KOKlNsoV.
IIt't, fpper. lea, Coifee, riaieraiu.
lu.i-CO. ll ler. t opera. Alum, ramll--. Hap,
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Casa's maj., 1432.
army broke through the Kussian lines, marched 7"'wfre' "u",4"n U:i"w, Brm.m-, iwi iongu. , " -inc Wa-nr-oard. ana every article uoal fl ia a fortn, effecting a junction with the main army. i Grocery ore. Letters from the seat of war say that the attack 9u Lou , aM Nw YoTknW cru-h-d and pnwd.rM ofHain upon Paskewach's division was tremen- ! wa i tfar. N. O. Phut, ;rT-e and Ta oil aupenor dous. The Russians were borne Cowa com-I t, J r.Or