The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-18
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Reported for the Evansville Journal.


at the instance OF some Oiu SpdnilduS, Oy
pre- udicing the mind of the Captain General,
and persuading him to declare that the un-
Outstanding with Judge Conchlihg referred
only to one voyage of the Crescent City.
A Spanish war steamer was cruising off the
Moro TO prevent the Crescent City from
entering the harbor, with orders to stop her
at all hazards.
There were no further difficulties with
any other American vessels.
The steamer Ompethee put in to Havana
for coal and water few days, without a
bill of health, contrary to the quarantine
regulations; but this was overlooked. The
vessel received every facility and sailed
again on the 18th inst. for San Juan.
The British steamer High Flyer, two Brits
ish sloops of war, and three French war vess
sells were at Havana, but no American naval
vessels.
The Black Warrior brings 81 passengers.
Ne YORK, Nov. IL. NJ.
Todd g. Brothers paper mills, at Coopers.
town, were destroyed by fire this morning.
The steamer United States, from Aspinwall
has arrived with 40 passengers and 3 l,000,-
900.
Last night, off Barnega. light, the Black
Warrior came in collision with the schooner
Sarah Emma, bound frcm New York, for
philadelphia, cutting her down to the waters
edge and doing other damage. The schooner
was Abandoned in four fathoms water. The
crew were taken aboard the Black Warrior.
WAsHISGTeS, Nov. II.
The Republic has long defence of the
administration relative to the Crescent City
difficulties. 1t denounces the course Of Law
as fllibussering device to fan the fame of
public excitement, and If possible, involve
the two countries in the horrors of war; and
the repeated sending of Smith to Havana, as
a discreditable attempt to bully the Captain
General into surrender fhis position, right
fully held. 1t concludes by asserting that
while the administration is prepared to up
hold the rights of commerce, and vindicate all
proper privileges of citizens, it is neither
prepared nor disposed to call in question the
prerogative claims of Cuba with regard to
the exclusion of Purser Smith.
The administration will sustain to the full
est extent, the rights of American vessels to
trade with Havana: and will guard unfiinch-
ingy the personal rights Of our citizens visit
ing Cuba, who do not compromise themselves
by an infraction local laws. Furthermore,
that it will not enter iato war 10 crafty the
caprice Of an ndvi dual or a company, and to
subserve the purposes of desperate adveutu-
rers, or to punish Spain for an act in which
she has been sustained by the common law of
nations. 1t stands where it stood Is months
ago, rniniuenced by clamor at home, and I'M
awed by threats abroad.
1t will adhere to the principles ofhonor and
honesty, and will carry them out at sea or on
land, without reference to consequences. The
Republic, however, states that the refusal OF
the Captain General to allow the landing OF
the mail and passengers, was an act which
admits of no Observation-Disclosures to the
government, and calculated to excite etalia-
tory measures on the part Of the American
people.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL, M.
Mrs. Rebeccs Miller was shot this morning
while on her way to market, accompanied by
her SON l2 years old. She was shot by John
Dimond, an insane man, who was laboring
under the belief that that she had bewitched
him. The ball entered her back, inAicting
1t is supposed, fatal wound.
PIHsBURG, Nov. II, M.
There is 4 feet water in the channel and
falling. Weather cold and cloudy.
CINCINNATI, Nov. l6, NJ.
Flour-Saes at sf9sj; supply light. Oats 2sc.-
Whisky islsI9c. Hogs firm with sales Mt IS SO and
shate Sales new mess pork ut Ga IS. Linseet
oil 60G6ac Groceries unchanged; $40 bags coffee SOLD
at Ole.
Nxw YoRx. Nov. IL, NJ.
Flour-9Oo bbls State sold at s. 1885 81 Gense,
S. IOa5 81; Southern s. 4a9s 5s-nrm and in gooC
demand. wheat-ls.o0O bushels white Michigan sold a
81 slGl q buoyant but less export demand. Barley
&c $500 bbls whisky sold Ohio 2sc. prison 27i9asc-
unsettled. Mess pork SIS IS; prime sls-heavy.
Nrw YoRx. Nov. L. M.
Sales of 5000 bbls nour-state IS Is95 Is Ohio
IS I2s5 "a; Southern IS 5695 c. Sales 100 bbls Rye
-four at 81 379s5 and Ohio buckwheat at 81 s7@2 C.
Sales of $500 bushels Gsuesee wheat 81 g. with
good shipping demand. Mess pork SIS; prime SIS i9
EASIER rather dull Sales 800 bbls mess beef at ss 81
@s9. Prime hogs7sc, Lard l29i2lc; scarce.
A PATRIoT's PRAYER.-When my eyes
shall be turned to behold, for the last time,
the sun in Heaven, may not see him shin
ing on the broken and discordant fragments
of once glorious Union-on States dis
severed, discordant, beligerent; on land
rent with feuds, or drenched, it may be,
in fraternal blood. Let their last feeble
and lingering glance rather behold the gor-
geous ensign of the Republic, now known
AND honored throunhout the earth still E,l