The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-20
DAILY JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
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NEw YoRE, Aug. l6.
The America has arrived.
The Turkish question is not yet decided.
The Arabia arriv ed out on the 18th.
Cotton-the sales for the week were 4,4oO
bales; Orleans fair ST, midding 6, upland
fair 81, upland middling 81. The demand il
moderate and prices have declined I'D. Mid
ding qualities and lower grades have declined
most. Sales to spectators 1000 bales, and
to exporters. Lard 55; consols 97s.
The weather is favorable.
CINCINNATI, Aug. II.
The fugitive slave case came up again this
morning. The claimant, both by the admis
sion OF the colored man and other witnesses
proved his right to the slave. Judge Nc.
Clane gave an elaborate opinion and ordered
the slave into the custody Of Miller who took
him over the river this afternoon. A large
crowd. chiefly of colored people, assembled
and there was much excitement but no resis-
lance.
The following dispatches are from Mr. J..
o. Harris, secretary of the Howard Associa-
ton of New Orleans.-EDs.
lr New ORLEANS, Aug. IL.
The total number Of deaths during the last
"a hours is 232, by yellow fever goo. These
embrace all reported. The total number OF
deaths for the last week l.532--by yellow fe-
yer l,O69. The Howard Association hrve
taken in charge 5000 cases during the last
four weeks, and expect to have 1000 at $40
Many Of our mercantile houses close at o.
clock. The house of Kendall Yoe, g. Co.,
with its contents, was destroyed by fire last
night.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 10.
The total number of deaths during the last
"a hours is 2l3, of " ich 1877 ere from vel.
low fever The epidemic is as bad as ever
and the weather is uniavorsble.
BALTIMORE, Aug. l6.
New Orleans papers of "Wednesday are re-
ceived. They contain Mexican dates to the
2sth ult. The cholera was prevailing at
Cordovia and Jalapa. An insurrecionary
movement has been suppressed at Guanajua-
TO. the Jesuit question was still discussed.
The New Orleans papers make strong APP
peals for aid.
Gen. Foote was canvassing his State. He
endorses Gen. Peirce's inugural and Ever
etl's letter.
HALIFAX, Aug. 10.
The United States steamer Princeton was
visited by Ear Ellesmore, Governor, and 9TH
ers and were politely CT tertained by Com
manner S0uOrlCK. Inc EngllSn DaVai VeS-
sells are active, but no capture of American
vessels have been made.
LOUISVILLE, August Is.
There is a great scarcity of tonnage at pres
ent, which restricts business much. Consid-
cradle sales of bagging and bale rope have
been made, but holders generally prefer ship
ping before they make. reports. We hear Of
sales ut $50 peices OF bagging and SO coils
OF rope l54al23 and 81, aud 50 pieces and
90 coils ~ ,igs and 81.
Flour quI-tj sales OF common brands from
the wharf at 4 IA and from store at 1 2Oa4
%. Corn sells iruIf wagon al So.
A sale of 100 hhds sugar to 60 out Of the
market at 81 10 hhds choice at 81, and 10
hhds fair at ii. Small sales of coffee at 81.
Nothing dong in provisions.
CisCINSArI, Aug. IL, p. NJ.
There is rather denan nd Tor flour and 500
bbls sold at 4 u5a4 10. III hhds should rs
sold at 6a6b. the latter for packed. 200 bbs
country packed mess pork at it, delivered
here. There is better feeling in provis-
ions. Whisky closed dull at 81 Cheese Is
!. firm at SaSl, and the demand exceeds the sup
ply. l56 hhds fait to prime sugar sold at Al
ash the demand is good.