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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-14
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East week We alluded to the repeated fail
svesof our Eastern msils from bsiag carried
BY on the mail packets. and spoke freely of
those, who alone were blamable for the gross
negligence. During our absence the latter
part Of the week, the following document
was sent 70 the editor Of the louisville Jour-
nal, in which paper it was published. 1t ID
to be hoped. that being thus reminded Of
their negligence 10 90 public manner, those
who were to blame. will hereafter attend q
little better to their duties. II hereafter we
have occasion to allude to the failure in duty
Of any mail agent, we shall give his name, &C
that those SCENTS, who are faithful, may mol
come in for any share of blame: gc
MORE MAIL FAnuREs.--We shall look to
the Mail Agents on the st. Louis boats fol
an explanation Of che matter complained Of
in the following: ...-~4s
To tie Editors of tie Louisville Journal: -
EVANSVILLE, April Z, 1868.
|, Gentlemn: The irregularity of our river
mail 10 such that we consider il necessary t.
call vOuI otsCOtIOu W w uosC w soissS>
from the Post Master the following statement
in relation to recent failures: eospr1 : : 80
March 29th-the Clifton failed to delive
the Eastern mail; twas received on the y
Of April. slss s.s- fr
On same day, March 29th-the TELEGRAPH
No. = refused to receive the nail for the East
and il remained until next day.
On shis day, April 7th-the Gen. Pix
failed to deliver the Eastern mail.
there have been other failures, but we ar
/ unable to give the exact date There is o
ouqh, to Be q remedy for this negligence
] sumewhere. w. H. CHANDLER, Pm.
i N. w. FOSTER,
i .eg0se L. KENYON,
JAS. LAUGHLIN,
Il aa9ff CRAWFORD BELL,
JAS. D. JONES, o {
/ s G. w. RATHBONE,
JOHN SHANKLIN.
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Car Mandatory.

Very few of our citizens are probably aware
that the Evansville and Illinois R. r. Com
pany have quite an extensive Car Factory To-
Gated near the Depot, and in full operation.
The foreman, Mr.. Jewett, informed US that
they were making cars Of every description
required on their road. We examined sever
al of the freight, and one passenger car, all Of
which are put up in q neat and substantial
manner, and will answer the purpose Of thi'
or any other road, a. well as il manufactured
at any of the famed Eastern shops. Mr.. Jew
EFT. 10 himself an Eastern mechanic. well &C
euainted with the business, and the compa
ny no doub lind it greatly to their advantag'
to manufacture their own cars.
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HIGH PRICE OF Wool IN EURoPE.-wool
is rapidly rising in England, and on the con.
tinent. The London Times says: At the
late public sales nearly all the stock then in
London was sold, and the warehouses are
consequently beginning to look very empty.
The advices from the continent reprssen.
light and high'prices. In Germany the old
stock is nearly exhausted, and the conse-
quence is that the next clip has already, 10
many cases, been contracted for at much
higher prices than those of last year.
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LABogERs ON STRIKE = Orfs.-
Yesterday the laborers turned out indy to
the number of several hundred, pred by
band Of music, and paraded the from
one extremity to the other. They d the
laborers and workmen on the streeid in
the various shops through the city tothem
and in so doing committed some snce.
They tore down gates, and scaled and
in several instances stoned those wHused
to join them, though no one was sev in
jured. They demand 81 IS per dspbor.
Lo,Sr.
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PHILADELPHIA, April ll.-Spring has been
proved to be the murderer of Mr.. Rink, COM
mitted in January last, by an umbrella left in
the store Of the deceased by the murderer, ],
having been loaned to Spring by one Raglan.
1t is also supposed that he perpetrated q
murder, tenor twelve years ago, on . farmer
a. Gray's Ferry.
New Orleans papers of Sunday and Mon.
day are received. The Picayune has the
Rio Grande Flag of the soth ult., which says
Carvaial had again crossed the river, and had
taken possession Of the town of Reynosa,
assisted by band of adventures, 60 in
number, under the command of Capt. Norton,
one Of the leaders of the FIRST increment OF
this forsy of Cary sjal, whoseems have made
itself manifest at the outset, as one Of the first
acts of his men, on entering Reynoss, was
to sieze the two principal citizens, the Alcaf-
des, and hang them up until they extorted
$4,000 a. the price of thsir lives and the Sc
curity Of the defenceless citizens.
A rumor was current 4 Brownsville that
the town Of Edinburg had been destroyed,
from some cause growineout of q new fill
clustering movement, buthe Flag was unable
to trace it 10 reliable SURGE. Edinburg is
an American town, situted Immediately in
front Of the Mexican tow, of Reynosa.
The Picayune has private letters which
confirm the seizure of Rynesa, and mention
threatened attak upon ldinburg.
Impertans udichl De els ION.
| PHrLADEIPHIA. April This morning,
| in the Supreme Court, Chef Justice Blake
delivered his opinion in eference to Phila-
delphia county to subscrie 100000 to the
Sunberry and Erie RailDad, granting writ
Of Injunction. He hold that the action OF
the commissioners appplriating the public
money to the purchase o nilroad stocks, and
to create public debt Without the consent Of
the county board, is illegs.
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GrMSAsrun.-Mr.s FIuegel has estsb.
lished gymnasium 81 his residence, corner
of Third and Walnut xDaets. an enterprise
which we should think well worthy of sup.
port. He has shown ne paper signed BY .
number of physicians recommending bis ex-
ercises as highly beneficial, and well adapted
to the purpose Of developing the capabilities
Of the human body. Exercise is what every
person of sedentary pursuits requires Mr.
F. has been principal of gy mnasium in the
old country, and knows what exercises are
best calculated to strengthen the System
We hope not only youth but y Dung men viii
give his schools trial. @7 .e
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@By reference to Telegraph dis patches
it will be seen that an entire change in the
Cabinet is spoken of very plainly. The
Senate has been re-convened. The Intel.i
gencer speaks Of the rumor as being entitled
to some belief, and that paper is not otter
mistaken in its surmises. But another dis
patch says. there were no changes in the Ca.
binst submitted to the Senate after its meet
ing. -. -, ..s.s.
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OF Senator Soule has been ,intet
Minister to Spain. He is a ranlaitor
This is the fourth important offichich
Mr.. Pierce has given to Secessionislat is
to saw disunionists, that is to say tral Da.
Wis and Dcbbins are in the Cabinet, npbel
is on the bench of the Supreme CO and
Soule Minister to Spain. gl
Treason 10 at a premium with tPresi-
dent who has made so much ado { his
extraordinary love for the Union ans in
comparable reverence for the Connise.
The Union Democrats of the Sothave
scarcely got stop, while the disunie are
high in the favor of the ExecutivTh ley
can appreciate the pledge or promisst the
President gave in his letter written. be-
fore he left New Hampshire for that OF
government, to the effect that the cipal
object of his- administration shoue to
strengthen the hold the COMPROMISED on
the country. He recommending thnpro-
mise by putting its most rancorous IN Of
fce.- Lou. Jour. %
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF. SrArE.-This
new and important Office is filled by DUDLEY
MANN. The Herald says this appointing {
is the most important that has been made bv
the Government, not excepting the heads Of
departments, and is indi cative of the deter
mination of the President to assume high
tone with reference to our European politics.
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It's expected that Franonisyeat Hippo.
drome will 60 into opersion clhe first Of
May next.--the first thing d thednd that has
been introduced into the URed States
Two hundred and fifty hosesxu be daily
employed, and there will be ant an equal
number of artists and employeesThe steam.
ship Washington, to leave Sou<mpton the
both inst, will bring seyenty-G persons
connected with the hippodrone, nag whom
are Franconi, and Mons. and Mad. Ierenie,
who are distinguished in their line business,
at London and Paris.
The celebrated "Car to Roses oBacch-
us" will also soon arrive by theaip Sea
Duck from Havre. Thirteen artisare on
board the packet ship Cumberlsndith os-
triches and elephants, and are dailypected
to arrive at this port.
The Hippodrome is located on thth Az
enue at its junction with Brosdwpn the
west side of Madison SQUARE, antktween
23d and oath streets. The grouniss for
many years been occupied by the ,erican
Institute, at the time OF the annua'air for
the cattle show; and the Madisoiottage
Gone of the old land marks) is beidemol-
ished, to clear the ground. The Htdrome
is in the form Of large amphilheats50 by
200 feet, and will seat from l2,OOOl5 900
persons. The surrounding wall sne seats
are nearly completed. The intefiwill be
laid out in the centre, as a garden, iur sec
tons, with fountains, flowers, and sbbery,
and be covered by decorated t. The
buildings are said to Re more comp, cap.
acious, and better arranged, than sof the
kind yet constructed.
The style of entertainment will htirely
new in this country,-quite differ thing
from the circus. The Roman car ,figure
conspicuously, with races by femalhario-
teers, steeple chases, "fiat races" emale
jockeys; ostriches rode at the rate wenty
miles an hour; A rabs in the desert. sed by
Genaves; ostriches hunted by Bedou stage
hunts, &C., &c. m
The Hippodrome and Crystal Pc will
be rival ettactions.-- Jour. CON-
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0TThe Rising Sun lind. } paper says:

The Memphis packet Charleston, of which
we spoke last week as having been sunk al
the foot of Plumb street, will, in all proba.
billy, prove almost total loss. After re-.
moving a part of the load, she settled down
npon log. which has SO materially damaged
her that she has been abandoned by the
owners, and no part of her will be saved ex.
cept the cabin and engines.
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Losr MAIL.-We learn on enquiry at the
postoffice in this city that themails made up
and despatched on the New York city, Hart
ford, Ct. and Providence, R. J., have either
been stolen OF most mysteriously de lsyed at
some intermediate office. The New York
mails contained a large amount in drafts, sup
posed not less than $500, 600, from the
merchants md bankers of this ety.
30 fCin Com. 1OM
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HTThe steamer H. M. Summers, which has
been loa6ng about our wharf SO long without
any visible means of support, has been sold
to Mr.. Porter Of Csnnelton, to be used as .
coal towing boat. She Is rePoted to be in
good condition-and we are glad to know
that she is going to work.
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@Levy, the mail-sgent. recently arrest
ed for purloining q package Of money from
the Nashville mail on his way south, was ex-
amined last Monday before Justices Johnson
and Price, at Louisville. The Court requir.
ed $4,000 bail to answer the charge before
the U. 5. District tourt Of Kentucky, in de.
fault of which, he was committed.
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MORE GoLD.--A new gold region is said to
have been discovered near Msiacca, in India,
which promises considerable increase Of the
precious metal, asif Australia and California
were not enough to support the wants of the
world. tfa
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A GREAT RuH.-The Telegraph No. 2, on
her last trip from St. Louis 70 Louisville made
the run from Flint Island to Leavenworth in
two hours, distance of 80 miles, against the
current.
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DF"Mother, l shouldn' be surprised four
Susan got choked some day" SO
"Wby, my son!" s1.l
"Because her beau twisted his arm aroup A
her neck the other night, and if she had not
kissed him to let her 60, he would have
strangled herr - ~
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~ "a Z Is no "a 81
MOST EXPEDITIONS AND COMFORTABLY
lOGsnd amer Thussday, tie jth d April. the
VIII run as follows. -
The -ExPRESs MAIL TRAIN win leave
Vile daily, Sundays excepted. at 3 o'clock,A.'
only 4 assryPsei TO- Snsa ssc W. Wen
lord and Columbus. and arrive at Edinbure q
O'Clock, A. M, In ample time 70 connect Wit
Madison Express Train to Indianapolis,
Returning, this train wilIlesve Edhbarz at
clock, Z; n, or as soon as The Express Train
Olson Road arrives FINN India nspo1ia, and co
way II will set down and take up Passengers
The Recommendations TRarNvsrss.nf \
burg daily, Sundays excepted,) at O'Clock. al
soon the morning Train from Indianapolis .
~ l-s O'Clock, p. NJ. r<srkr "a
Returning, il viii leave Je6ersonyiIle az
z. M, and will reach Edinbure ut = O'Clock,
NIL time to connect with the Accommodate
T ne Ma din Road rom thsnce 10 Isdi.nApe
Stations along the line. both going and returni
~ these affangements. the ExPRESS sTRk
direct connections with the Sheibyyille Kni
ana knshville Railroad Trains; and with the
BE- an,n from Madiso9 % Indianapolis, Viii
and Terre Haute Roads the sailIe tIay' 70 mir
latter. connection with Stages 10 St. Lsuis
connection u el0 made By h0A6C0NMC
KAHN With the afternoon Train or the Nadi
Thereby Passengers arrive In Indianapoiis a
By these connections. travellers from anv NJ
running: to Indianapolis, taking either OF the
and indianapolis Trains, TO Edinburr, and he
Ihis Road from thence. can arrive in Jefers
Louisville ip a few hcurs:
That person, from roSi, n ssnn,. "a -.
ag we'll ns from All DoInts fhfs "a. - go =
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CLAREMonr, N. H., A pril .. 3
The house of Arnold Farr, of West Clare
mont. was burnt last night, and three of bis
children persisted in the flames. ID
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Hon. James Buchanan has been ap
pointe ed and confirmed a. minister to Eng
land. ne-tas ...as.5s ~ q.
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0Tvice President King has arrived at
Mobile from Havana, with health unimprov-
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A. o. RUNYAN. itfs
N e X c HANT TAlLO r,


-. - LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY.
receiving large and superior STOCK II s.
summer Goods, Of the besf make and mat
"a every color and style. F. Biolley & Fills
terviers: best Drap D'Com French Cloths
SKINS. Simonis Satin D'Sore Cloths and Doe.
enons Doeskins and Cassimeres; large stock {
English and American Fancy Cassin1eres. In
veautnui styles, pafterns !. nd designs; Line
me very nrst quality, white and colored, bca
Piersant TOT summer wear: the fargsss and 4,
OF vestings ever brought to Louisville. Plain
sIk, SIX and Linen. Valincias, Cashmeres anc
eade; white and coloreG Narcotics, of eIera,
sno ssyie, very rich for. tasty goods; a large
tents Furnishing Goods. OF all kinds and
HIS ooods are Of superior quality. q hieA
has Proven to be the eheapssf. M
~! 1.-The well known and distinguished C,
wAhhhN w: WELLS, presides over the
y o.si1 t4a f.. a. o. RUN
apS-Smd al ai-4al4. -ii.atf. Pro
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NEAT AND FAsHIONABLE BOOTS.
-. DANIEL w. FOREST will make SUPERIOR
"a d article Of French Calf Boots from skins 20
II which awardej prize Medal at the Worlds
" Fair. No mstakey for all who will fay or hin,
With their orders nj his shop. First street, between
Main and Locust. AN work made from the above .kins
warranted not to break. - f" 80
I Also-Lsdies Buskins. Clesh Buskins Gents Caters
Half Gsissr, Slippef and Jenny Lind Ties made with
nsatnees and dispatch. spI3dIy
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OAK HILL LOT OWNERS
WILL please to remember that my term Of once
w having expired. 4 am required 70 square up all
accounts with the City forthwith. GENTLEMEN whom
have accommodated BY taking their notes for lots In
Oak Hill Cemstary, will please come to my ONCE with.
out delay and redeem the sae either in City Orders
cash. -lzf f3t
apl4dlw -rsr. : WILLIAM HUGHRs.
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- NOTICEe
FrHE qualified voters OF the Town Of IAmasco City,
are hereby notified that Election will be he Id in
d town. on the arst Monday In May next at the ONCE
81 Nathan kowey Eco. for the purpose OF eectng
shall TO for year from rst Monday in Nay
l53 All Interested win please take notice Of his ORDER
Per Order Of the Board Of Trustees.
Attest DANIEL CHUTE, Crk.,
apl 4d&w3t Town Of Lamasco City,.
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MILL Be received By the Common Council Of The
wv CITY OF Fvansville until Saturday the 10th day Of
April 1885, the excavation Of Water Street between
Mulberry ard Gum and Of Gum between Water and
Second Streesthe earth ESTIMATED TO be $500 cubic
yardsl 10 be placed Gum street between Fius and
Proposh win also be received during the time
Cor he vaton of Eighth Street, from Sycamore 10
Dfyisiop street estimated at 3231 cubic yaTds.I 49,
.plS,d d'''' y w JSosy. CHANDLER. Clerk.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION.

Albany, May 80, 1853
OPPOSITION TO THE JONES' WOODS PARK
Mr.. MORGAN presented the petition of the Mayor,
Messrs. F1agg, G. w. Lawrence, and others, against
.Jones's Park.
peooKLYs AND WILLIAMSBURG WATER WORKS.
Mr.. VANDERBILT reported, complete the Brooklyn and
Williamsburg Water Works bill.
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC SOCIETY.
The Roman Catholic Society bill made the special
order for Thursday.
JUVENILE DEINQUEyrs NEW YORK.
The bill for appropriang $50 600 to the Society for the
Reformation Of Juvenile Delinquents In New York passed
in committee.
RAILROAD AND PLANK ROAD MORTGAGES.
The Committee of the Whole proceeded to consider the
bill respecting railroad and plank road mortgages.
The debate on this bill continued at some length by
Mesrs. Williams, Conger, Van Schoonhoven, Taber,
Bartlett and Cooley The committee reported progress
The CHAIR communicated the invitation of the Central
Railway 10 the excursion TO Niagara.
Mr COOLEY moved the acceptance OF the invitation.
Pending which, the Senate took recess TO four o'clock
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Domostlc NIlscelInnv.

The Rev. DR.. Atkinson has accepted the bshopric Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in North Carolina.
A man by the name of John Duff shot In Jackson
vle Teair county, Ga on the 10th inst, and died i'm
medatey. He sitting in the chair at homo, when
he was fred upon by some unknown assassin.
The jail Of Carroll county Md, is now, and has been
for time past without prisoner. The sheriff has
deserted the premises, assigning that 1t is
entirely too lonesome there for him.
The constitution Of South Carolina forbs the Cover
nor from going out Of the State during his term Of Office
William E. Brainerd, an insane bookbinder,
who has worked in Boston, lately murdered his brother
and his mother in Melbourne Canada East and escaped
reward of $3.50 Is offered for his arrest.
boy twelve years Of age died ia Ba River 17th inst
Of disease of the BRAIN which, ding to the verdict
of coroner's inquest, caused by blow upon the
head from the hand Of his father Michael Maoney about
three weeks previous Tho father had been arrested and
committed to the New Bedford jail to await the action Of
the grand jury.
Mark W. Foye driver Of the mail stage between New.
buryport 0id lawrence convicted in the u Circuit
Court in ,oston on the 9th inst Of robbin1 The mail
Of etvs containing ss. but was recommeaded to mercy
the court Is ten years imprisonment
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THE CABIEET-DEPARrURH or LTEUT. wHfPPLE FOR
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD sUEvEY-PREsIDSNTIAL
APPoINTMENTs-rHE CASE or JOHN CH-txLEs
GARDNER, ETC.
wAsmSoros, May 80, 1858.
The cabinet had prosrscted session today
Lieut.. Whpple, with several assistance started this
evening for Fort Smith, Arkansas, where immediately
upon arrival be will organise his party sad proceed to
survey the Pacific railroad route via Albuquerque
Tho President has appointed B. B. French Commits
sioner Of Public Buildings, ycs Easily resigned Albert
G. Allen Navy Agent at Washington, vice Lathrop re-
moved Both the appointed formerly Of New Hemp
shre but for several years past have been wen Known
residents Of this district.
William 8. Kittle. Esq, of Albany, New York, has
been appointed Mail Agent the Western Railroad be-
tween Albany and Boston. Mr. Kttle will be qualified
Immediately and enter upon the dschasye the duties
Of the Department.
The President this morning appointed Jonah D. Hoo
Marshal of tho District of Columbia vice Richard
waach Mr. Hoover is President of the Jackson Demo
cratic Association and active in the late Presdsn-
tial campaign.
The Criminal Court room crowded this morning,
in consequence of general expectation that the case Of
John Charles Gardner would be taken up The District
Attorney proposed to call the witnesses jail and other
before calling the Gardner No objection
being offered TO calling witnesses, several
called.
appeared, and it was proposed to fix Thursday for the
trial
Mr.. Carlisle stated that his colleague and hus we're
there counsel for John Charles Gardner prepared to
proceed Tho Circuit Court had adjourned Sep
tember. to accommodate them, and IL the not
now tried they would be otherwise occupied and Gardner
would be deprived of counsel have to employ
sci The proposition of the District Attorney was a novel
one. Every man charged with crime had right toa
speedy trial His clients had been delayed two
years He claimed in his behalf the right to trial now
and appealed TO the Court not to accede to the PROPOSE
arry cas- Oyer tn term
longer.
The District Attorney replied that his proposition was
not novel, but in strict accordance with legal practice
generally. The United States party to the
sers arrangements with the Circuit Court. They had
been duly notified Of the present proceedings
JAIL charged with crime certainly entitled to trial
equally with those out on bail
The proposition further argued by Mr.. Bradley
against, and Mr. May. in support OF it.
The Court decided thai any jail case ready
for trial would have precedence otherwise the Gard
must be taken up After further consultation,
the Court adjourned with the tha unlsss
Of the jail is ready by to morning the
case of John Charles Gardiner will then be proceeded
with