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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-16
JOURNAL.

o-~AssEnrissns. yearly 80 Ell others. ere
islslfsd 70 our hfst page for terms, &e.. froa,
~hith - daei aaion wtll Be made IN any caas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

Louis church refused to bow the neck In this We
ry city of New York, we have the singular and in
structive spectacle of a church, owned, held, ad-
mnstered, governed and possessed by one single
master-spirit We allude to that Tabernacle, of
which the Reverend David Hale is the presiding
priest. This remarkable man combines in his own
person the laymen and the ecclesiastc. He is at
once prophet, priest and king in the jerusalem,
which he lets out one night for glorious spiritual
revival, and the next as political bear garden
Who can say that this system does not work we'll
Religion promoted, the church is at peace, and the
Rev. David Hale makes money by it. With great sim
cerity, recommend the right reverend prelate to
study the practical operation of the mode of eccle-
siastical discipline and government, which operates
so advantageousy in the hands of the accomplished
and discerning David.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18
Foreign Markets.

Rio DE JASEIno Market Feb 24-The transactions in
every department of trade have been extremely limited
throughout the week.
Imports. -The following sales have occurred since the
date of the postscript to our last
Candes-32O boxes sperm, in bond at price equal TO
700 refs for consumption $50 boxes composition in par
GELS at $40 re Portugal taow at $500 and 100 river
plate at 9S, cash.
Cheese--5i boxes ordinary at $50 reis
Flour-Arrived 1867 brls Gallego. 800 Baltimore. The
Sophas cargo damaged and will he sold at public
ton. Sales 800 brs Galego and 300 Baltimore. por
ton of the Cordeas cargo proved slightly upon
which some deduction in price has been claimed and a.
lowed Stock In first hands increased 1877 bls
Shipped coastwise during the week. lisa brls
Gunpowdcr- kegs at $50 res fine. in canister and
in kegs at 900 refs, less duty, for export
e Hams-40O American, ordinary, at 800 refs.
TJerked Beef-On 22d and 23d we had several arrivals
from the Rio 0rande and the River Plate previously to
which the market was bare.
Lead--l3 rolls sheet at l6$5Or.
Teal24 chests hyson at about $4,000; Is super $500
wheat-A small parcel sician at $4,000.
Exports -Cofee-sales about 1000 bags at further
reduction in prices Exported IS bags to Africa e3a Al
tona 900 Cadiz $50 Cape Good Hope Genoa 2o5 Mar
settles 5os, Naples 1884, New York ASA Philadelphia s35a
Smyrna $40, in ALL
From 18th to OATH Inclusive. ..........I5eas bags
spg.r.alcs Of amncs 400 casa, nsarv iii Co.,
quotations Exported for Africa SO Cape Good
Hope 7s River Plate in all from the 18th to oath, nclu.
Hides sales 900 River Plate at 100 reis; 900 heavy
Rio Grande at 1856 300 light at go refs. Exnorted,
a.iOo to Altoona. os Genoa 3sa Marsecs, 400 Naples,
in all from 18th to 2lth inclusive, 5s72.
Frcights-Unatered and little DONE
Money Market-Dscounts-9 per cent il the current
rate, and monev not abundant.
Exchange-Except for the closing transaction per LIN
net packet, 18th and 10th, the business has been tr,
fling and unimportant There s however, more
in the marke and although our quotations are u"Teu,
doubtul money could easily be found 70 any ex
tent unless at an advance the rates. The united trans
actions may be estimated at ESQ 600 upon Lonoo,
600 francs upon Paris and OF 2oooo '"a'o' "po" Hs"
burg .,-... $500. -,
been made at 60 ia and 90 lIa: -,
prii;onThe demand continues and in the absence OF
any quantity coming to market, prices have again adj
shauosBenk have been sold at $685. Steam Packet ct
osos and Niheroky AZ 305S and 3l0S.
Eh o5th-The Flour, per Sophia, sold this morning nj
i;c auction obtained about 800 barrels 1890 IoS700
Zoo barrels 800 to $780, and the remandcri3t7oo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18
Common Council.

BoARp OF ASSISTANTS, Monday, April l7.-Petons re.
ferred or w. Pauldng aud others for free hydrans in
Leonard street Hudson street. and from sundry per-
for at the OF Duane and Rose streets
of w. W. Lyon and E. Racy, to be relieved from OF
Thomas Sheehan and Others TO be remunerated for dam
ages done to their property by mob in the 18th Ward of
eadand others for free by ant, of Sd Ave-
nue. and nth street, OF S. B. White for relief from
tous litigations
Reports adopted-In favor of relieving from tax Hen.
~ H. Watson, D. H. Comstock, John Sims Mary Petit,
Theodore Bernard, Charles c. Ingram, William White,
D. W. Catlin John Clay, Samuel Lewis, Peter Schermer
horn and Edward Jones' E. L. reynolds, Alfred Under
hill. Noah Bigeow William Ross John r. Bartlett,
Charles Satram, George Freeman Joseph G. Allen, St.
Andrews Church. the Murray street Church. John 8.
Howell, Philip Carney, Christopher Mantems n H. De.
Bouck for monies expended in arrestng Silas Dean in
favor Of leasing south side pier foot ofCedar
for year. rent of $1,000 and in favor of
letting pier foot Of Hubert street, to A. Barmore for
year. at $500.
An amendment made to the first resolution of the re.
port that the lesees be required to grant to the
boat Columbus berth at the pier every other day. at
the rent of $3.50 in favor of extending the sidewalks Of
Nassau street.
Reports Laid on the Ta6le-ln favor oftaking up the
wooden pavement in Broadway above Blocker street,
and substituting stone rails in place ofh in favor Of
linquishing from tax Thomas E. Davies and James B.
Murray.
Papers from the Board of aldermen concurred in.-In
Klief vs. Blouck.
ordinance to regulate interment notwithstanding the
Mayors objections.
reunions fteJeTTed-OI COrueS StOne, LOT lease OIL
west side of Pier at Peck Slip
Or Clark and others, for fire hydrsnt. corner of
Blocker street. OF H. Mallory, for relief from tax.
Inpitaton.-To attend a meeting of the Young Mems
Temperance Society, the 2lst inst at Concert Hail.
Accepted.
Papers from Board Of aldermen concurred in.-ln
f.vor of transferring stand No. Centre Market to VIM.
Hayes In favor Of reducing the of Joseph Crowel
for hay scales at foot of Charles street. In favor ef
permitting Jesse Amerman and c. Murphy to the
remains Of their relatives In favor Of selling g. G.
Hollers and Others stone Blackwels Island 10 erect
church at Flushing.
Petitions Granted.-In favor Of N 7. Beach to
the body Of his relative.
Resoiuiions-fo instruct the Street Inspectors to
the fire hydrants in the different wards be kept
closed and that they report all violations Of the law in
relation thereto to the Corporation Attorney.-Adopted
ATo inquire into the expediency of lighting Leonard
street with gas To publish the ordinance for regulating
the removal Of dead bodies from New York. in the Corpo
ration papers.-Adopted. To pay the Water Com
nssioners the expenses incurred by them in OBJ
tanning the decision of the Supreme Court, the
construction ofceran acts OF the Legislature relation
to the Commissioners After protracted debate the
luton carried.
The ultra locofocos smoke against time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

FonEIeN PAPERs.-There was foolish charge in
the Commercial Of lastevening against our ship news
collector 1t is that he took the foreign papers belong
ing to that establishment from Captain Cole, of the
Columbus, promising to deliver them to that con-
Germ. We do not believe the Commercial had a
single paper on board that packet. She brought no
regular files, and we were under obligations to Cap
tam Cole and of his passengers for the papers
we had. We know that our news collector did not
touch single paper intended for any other office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

GRAND JUVENILE MUSICAL FEsrIvAL-Mr Brad
bury gives Grand Juvenile Musical Festival at
the Tabernacle, on Wednesday, the 18th He is
well known in this city as a thorough teacher of
music. I'VE believe neither he nor his audience will
be disappointed on Wednesday evening. swe ad-
wise all to go early
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

CHATHAM THEATRE.-The engagement of Mr.
end Mrs Brougham will be hailed with delight by
the patrons of the drama, and crowded audiences
during their stay may be anticipated. They COM
mence this evening with two superb pieces: the
first the admirable play of the Love Chase, in which
Mr.. Brougham performs the part of Widrake, and
Mrs. Brougham the beautiful character of Con-
stance, and the other the laughable farce of the
Irish Lion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWs

PHILApELPHIA, April I7-Arr Virsiuis Howe poston
DALTIMoRE April i3Cd Atlantic. Mon'sgue est Indies;
Michigan. Terry, NYork.
GEosGErowS. DC. April is-Au Ener. Boston. ca
Scituate, Salem.
ALEXANDRIA. April liam Bolivar. Nantucket; Forest.
NYork. ''-'
CHARLEsroN. April l3-An Lagrange Porter Boston, Ire,
mont. Chase, NOrieans. "
SAvANNAH, April l3An Bradshaw. (Br) Young Ivs mi,
!avina Brl Downing LancasteI Eng Sid Seaman Alsr.n,
dna; Leonldas, and A Brown, Havana.
Spoken.
Uncle SAM from Wilmington, NC for Demsrara March a.
lat 20, Ion 49, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18
Second Board
$4,000 Ohio 6s, 1850 6sH 400 State 6s, 1869 I,
New York Public Stock Exchange.
state OF Trade.

The weather has been unfavorsbe out door transac
tons to-day The foreign news has had visible effect
upon the market
Lime-Sales at so cents.
Molasses-There slight reduction in prices but
they recovered at the close. MaanZas went of at 10
cents; New Orleans 20 2lc; New IBERIA 81 22c Porto
Rico. % 25lc.
Oils-The sales of Whale amounted to 1000 brs at soc
Linseed ssc for country, and o. Csc for English In
saerms there no change the low prices rule
Sales of Olive in casks at SOC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

PROFESSOR WINES HEBREW LEcTURE.-The
weather was very unpleasant last evening in con-
sequence of the light fall OF rain-yet Mr.. Wines had
toerably good audience TO hear his third lecture.
II was an analysis of the Hebrew constitution and
plan OF government, with preliminary inquiry into
the qualities and tendency of ldolatry or polytheism
and also into the nature, design, and limit of the
theocracy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.


State as 1884, 40; $500 do 1859 io 2oo DO 1853
1000 DO 1854 So 2700 do 1870 loi 2ll do 1858 40
a. 90, 1863 4o 1000 Tennessee Bonds per cent
Philadephia Bank 5os 10 do Pennsylvania Bank
500.
AFTER BoARD-$3s4 State per cent 1854, annual a.;
1850 State 6s ls43 ash $50 State S. 1889 B 40 shares
Union Bank Of Tennessee, 39s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18
Cattle Market.

About 800 Beeves, 800 Sheep and rs Cows and Calves
in market.
Prices are down little.
Sheep ranged from So rs to So ell sold. Cows and
Calves fetched from $5 TO S25 each fneen left
weight.
Quality pretty fair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

AMERICAN MUsEuM.-Tt is surprising to what vast
amount of amusement talent and attraction OF all sorts
put forth at the above establishment for the small of
% cents. Few persons would have dared, like Barnum
to encounter such great expense and nothing short
the constant crowds which daily and nightly congregate
there would remunerate him for his princey cxpend
lures. No person spend evening more agreeaby
hant here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18
Married..

On Thursday evening April the 18th, by the Rev. Mr.
a. H. Smith, Mr.. JOHN BRArIoAr, OF Newburg, to Miss
EtLys CopR of West Point second eldest daughter Of
John Corris, Esq.
On Monday evening nth instent, by the Rev. Heman
Beings, Mr.. VIM. w. CORNELL 10 Miss SARAH H. daughter
of the late Moses Lyon, all Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

ARRIVAL OF THE WARsPuE. crack English
frlgate Warspte, the same that brought Lord Ash
burton over, arrived here yesterday from the West
Indies She is to take Sir Charles Bagot, Ex-Gov.
General of Canada, TO England
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18
Court Calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-Nos. 49, 81, q, 6, 10, H. 1917, IS.

notwithstanding the unfavorabe state of the
ther last night Peaes Museum very we'll attended.
The gas star shone with all its wonted brilliancy The
contrast that it formed to the general gloom striking
in the extreme. The performances went off well, DR..
Valentine surpassed hmseand appeared to great.
advantage. Signor Blitz performed some truly won.
derfu feats, his ventroqusm excellent his plate
dancing nmitable. La petite Cerito warmly well
comed and her dancing drew down repeated bursts of
applause. Had the evening been anything like fine
have doubt that with the powerful attractions the
place would have been crowded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

hussEIL's LAST CoNcERT.-Mr. Russell gives his
last Concert IN this city this evening at Nbos. II
aiens'hy notice were likely to increase the au-
aience' We should withhold it out OF sheer humsni
iy-ior ms last Concerts have been insufferaby
crowded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

HAcKETT AT THE PARK.--This old favori,e com.
mences tonight short engagement at the Park. 1t
is his second appearance in this city for nearly
three years A host of admirers will give him well
come
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18


DEAR SIR
You will doubtless ere this have received advces
of the instruction among the negroes, between Ma
tanzas and Cardenas, and of the burning of five SUI
gar estates On the first rising OF the negroes the
whites fled in every direction, and some few were
murdered; but they were enabled to make
head, and attacking the negroes. held them in
check until the arrival of troops from Matanzas
when the negroes took to the hills, whence it will
only be possible 10 eject them by determination.
work almost difficult as the celebrated Florida
war, from the nature of the Countrywide hills be-
ing full of caves and preclpices and but little known
to the whites. This Instruction is very generally
attributed 10 the nstigatlons of abolition emssaries
from the Bahama Islands, who are thus in their in.
cendary efforts endeavoring to make this Island the
prey of intestine wars, and urging on the gno-
rant negroes to certain slaughter One of these in
cendaries a black, who landed with Turnbul some
eight months since, expated his crimes on the scat
fold yesterday. The rlieness and rankness of ru-
NOR during the late attempt. and the rapidty with
which every version was circulated, are strongly
indicative of the state of public feeling here in re-
gard to our situation. The remark that we are on a
volcano, that may at any moment burst and over
whelm US, is in every ones mouth, and the move
mens and exertiOns of the government show their
sense of proximate danger. The two steamers
built two years since in your city, and which are
most efficient arm at present., kept in con-
slant state of readiness, and steps are being taken
10 establish line of teleg 'aphc communication,
one of the greatest safeguards of a government,
based like ours, not upon the support of the people,
but upon the promptness and energy of the rulers,
from all parts OF the Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

news from Europe, out fourteen days this noon.
She is now due.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

HE GREAT NAPOLEON OF THE RNe-Not Ben
Caunt, nor any of that ilk, but Welch, Rufus WEIGH
Gen. Rufus WEIGH, the great Napoleon of horses
IN ring-is, like the Comet-with its head in one
place, and It's tail in another No one city ii seems
Is big enough to hold him altogether-Welch him.
self being at this moment in New York, while (the
tails oD his horses are in Baltimore.
Welch is real comet-goes streaming, and blaz-
ing, and starring away through the country and the
world too for with a comet-like contempt for all
latitude and longitude, he is about giving his horses
the benefit of little seafaring life in the way of
cruise up the Mediterranean. We hope he will
stop at old Ilium, and pay his respects to "that
horse, which the Greeks presented to the Trojans
BV the way, il oud not be amiss for him to give
his horses few lessons in classic history the voy-
age-scan few lines occasionally In Virgil
Quadrupedante putrem tonitru petit un gua campum,
and look the plays of Euripides and Sophocles
ct I'd omne genus; for they have been reading
Shakespeare so long at the Park and other theatres,
that 1t will be necessary to refresh their memories
with altte Greek and Latin, before they set their
feet upon the classic soil of Italy and Greece. Mr..
Welch intends to call at jerusalem, and also stop
at Mecca, and show his horses the coffin of Maho-
met. From the Red sea he will shoot away through
Persia, Affghanlstan, into China, and thence to-
parts unknown, being in the apheIion of his orbit
We shall ne'er look on his like again-till he re-
turns. In the meantime we shall get DR.. Lardner
TO calculate the period of his orbit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18
Literary Dep

All the new and cheap literary publications. OF the day
sre for SALE wholesale and retail at the HERALD OFFICE
northwest, corner Of Nassau and Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

Mr.. TMM's CoNCERT.-This gentleman, so well
known in this city for his great talents as must
clan, and particularly for accompanying singers,
gives his annual Concert, at the Apollo Rooms, this
evening.
The programme, which may be seen in another
column rich in the variety and quality of the talent
engaged for the concert, both vocal and instrument
tai.
A great feature of the evening will be quartette
on four pianos, by the very first artists in
try, and never before been attempted in this city
Mr. Timm also performs on new instrument,
which may be called double piano, being in fact
one piano played with the hands, another with the
feet.
In addition to the beautiful music which may be
expected, Mr.. Timm is a universal favorite, most
oblging TO all with whom he comes in contact, both
in and out of the profession, and tits only necessary
10 bring his Concert to the notice of his numerous
trends and patrons, to ensure him full and bril-
Liant company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

ExTRADITIoN LAw.-France and England have
entered into treaty for the mutual surrender of fu
gitives. 1t has never been done before. The same
has been effected between this country and Eng
land
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

Yesterday, the 18th instant at o'clock, P. NJ, Mr.
ABRAM v. STEVENS, in the 2sth year OF his age His
friends and acquantances without further invitation
requested TO attend the funeral this evening" at O'Clock
from his late residence, ~ Clinton street.
Mr. Stevens ajourneyman printer, and has resided
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

Consul. GENERAL OF BRAzIL-Louis Henrique
Ferreira de Aquiar, Esq, has been recognised as
Consul General Of the Brazilian Empire, for this
country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

AGAIN NO CHolcE.-Another unsuccessful attempt
was made last Friday to elect Mayor OF Port.
land
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MONEY MARK EFT.
Monday ApriIl7-6 p. Nj.

We yesterday made some remarks upon the precarous
position of the English currency Later dates give the
March returns of the banks which, compared with the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

pD-MR. EpIIoR:-
Having noticed most ridiculous and absurdy written
puff in the columns Of the Sunday Mercury of the 10th
inst with reference to intended wonderful and
astounding Concert which "pen is able to describe
TO be given by Shore f. Benedd on Friday evening next
headed Long expected News" would beg to avail
myself Of your valuable journal to inquire OF the talented
author OF said puff 10 the follow ing matters:--
Is Where was the Long expected News" Of a man
who has resided four years in the city Of ". to
FRONT
ID. Where will he procure those eleven astonishing
professors Of the guitar? there but three this
city, and those only tolerable to say the least.
3D. Who is that musical genius who travelled through
Europe and Italy to hear the distinguished and incom
parable +. Sor and Aguado, (nol Aquado -Mauro Gu
lian and f. Carullo and shows his fine taste and
judgment by comparing the very ordinary execution of
Sig Benedd with that Of the above mentioned artists
either OF whom have forgotten than Sig Benedid
everknew2 ] speak particularly of Aguado and Giu
liani, whom have had the pleasure Of hearing. All
stuff.
4h How will Sig Benedid pay his friends after using
their best exerons for bm7 Surely not he served the
most valuable and worthy ofthe performers at his last
Concert. ANTEHUMBU0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-18

90 WHO rs NOT ACQUAINTED WITH THE
virtues Of Dr. Sherman Lozengesf They have been i've
years before the public and used in every country
on the of the earth while other articles spring up
into notice and die. These pleasant medicines are still
increasing in popularity. They are truly the medicine
Of the people, well they know it, 80 great is their
reputation that Ia difficult to supply the demand. See
you get the genuine shermans Lozenges Warehouse,
LOG Nassau street.
AeErrs-lio 27a and lse Broadway 2q7 Hudson street.
II East Broadway 1870 Fulton street, Brooklyn; and
Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia
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Important from Washington-The Finger
OF the New OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and APP
pointments In New York-Thunder, Light
ming, and Rain.

Important from washington-The Finger
Of the New Observation-Disclosures and APP
pointments In New York-Thunder, Light
ming, and Rain.
The news from Washington is quite interesting
Alderman jeremiah Towle is Just appointed by the
President, Naval Officer for this port, in the place
of Thomas Lord removed. and Mr. John s. Nc
klbbin Appraiser, in the place of Edward Taylor,
also removed. They will take possession this day.
II is said that Messrs. Towe and Mckibbln are
well qualified TO fill the stations TO which they are
respectively appointed, and thet President Tyler, by
and with the advice of John c. Spencer, will make
vigorous demonstrations, particularly in this State,
which will be the great battle ground in the cam
paign OF 1914.
This is only the beginning of the grand movement
in this State and throughout the Union. Other re-
movas will take place Immediately.
The first symptoms of these removals created
greatsensation among the government officers here
Mr. Webster, who has been here for several days,
left Immediately for Washington, in company with
r. M. Blatchford, Esq. In the afternoon, Edward
Curtis, the Collector, also started for Washington.
Mr. Taggar, the Surveyor, syet at his post, but he
also will be removed pretty soon. Mr.. Webster
will probably leave the Cabinet next month, but In
what temper seems TO be uncertain His old Wall
and Secretary Spencer-but some think he will find
itmore prudent 10 leave in friendly and peaceable
way.
Important news may be expected from Washing
ton every day.