The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-21


there. Col. MOntero with the regular Mex
ican army was captured by him. Canales es-
capped but was since reported to have been
murdered by some Rancheros.
Gen. Moull had got up pronunciamento,
and was marching on Zacatecas with regulars
but was again defeated by revolted National
Guards and returned to Matamoras badly cut
up. ..h .........
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
The differance of opinion between Cass
on one side and Hunter on the other as to
proper Interpretation Monroe dobtrne caused
considerable talk, and various speculatiors are
afoat as to the affect in arranging foreign
questions and forming the Cabinet. 1t is
now agreed that Soule shall speak on Tues
day, and its said he viii sustain Cass.
The American Colonization Society held
adjourned meeting-his morning, and elected
Mr.. LaGrode, of Baltimore, President.
N. YORK, Jan. 10Th.
Eoudon Exchange OF. Coffee firm
Muscovado Sugar, 5@5sc and good demand.
Sales IL 900 bbls -Four, State, So 5O@5 Sc.
Ohio, SIS 62@S5 75-frmer. Sales 1900
bu Genessee Wheat atSI ~ better demand
80 900 bu mixed Corn at Use. Raw Whisky
23ls-irm. 300 bbls Mess Pork sold atSiS rs. |
Prime SIG, dull. 800 bbls Mess Beef at
Sl3 25@Sl3 so, steady. 800 bbls Lard at
I2Q 12tc.
CIycrvNATr Tan 10
The river has fallen "a inches since last
evening; Weather clear.
Flour-Sales $50 bbls. at 81 40@S4 43 |
andsubsequently good at 81 a5-markets at
an advance, but closed at yesterdays sales
Bulk Pork-44oO Hams city cured sold s5@
SC 22OO do country cured SIC 22Oo Shoulders
country-at 7c. Lots from the wharf Lard,
800 terces No. Leaf loc. Sales Whisky
500 bbls from the river; do from wagons at
204c-further demand. Butter 100 l6Ic bet
ter demand. Ashes-Sales 40 casks Pearl
4a@45c; Pot at 81 Molasses very firm at
soc. Sugar and Coffee steady-fair demand
TERRE HAUTE. Jan. 90.
River falling fast; some ice running
Swallow left last ight--Kentucky above
weather cool.
ss yNcEsNes, Jan goth.
River at stand--over the banks opposite
here.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 90, M.
River-Five feet water in the channel and
falling. Weather clear and pleasant
CINCINNATI, Jan. 20. NJ.
River has fallen feet in the last twenty
four hours.
WASHINGTON, Jan. II.
SENATE.-A petition from Thos Ewbanks
for appropriation to test his paddle wheels was
presented.
Mr.. Davis submitted resolution, calling
for further correspondence upon the fishery
question, which was adopted.
a resolution as to the propriety OF recog-
nizing the Republic of Liberia was offered by
Mr.. Miller.
Mr.. Gwynn offereda resolution, directing
inquiry TO be made as TO the propriety Of ap-
pointing an associate justice of the Supreme
Court of the United States for the district of
Oregon and California.
After short Executive session, the Pacific
railroad bill was taken up.
hIr. Brooks moved to substitute contract
with the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, late
ly Incorporated in New York.
A short debate ensued, when the subec.
was laid over and they adjourned.
HoUsE.-Mr. Dean introduced bill to
carry, into effect the resolutions of 1888, pro-
viding for the erection of an equestrian stat
ne of Washington. The bill provides an
appropriation of $4,000 for the work. AZ
ter some debate, it passed
The bill to continue the half pay of certain
widows and orphans was passed.
Mr. Marshall asked leave to introduce q
resolution to place $4,000, 900 at the dispo-
Nal OF the Prseident elect, to meet any emer-
gencies in foreign relations that may arise
The House refused to suspend the rules
Yeas 20, nays lO6'
HoUsE.-The bill explanatory of the river
and harbor bill of last session, was taken from
the committee and discharged from its further
consideration. The bill .suppressing small
notes in the district was passed.
MIR. Polk offered a resolution to pay Clark
Mills $4,000 as additional compensation fol
the Jackson statue-referred-an the House
= adjourned.
WASHINGTON Jan. Is. .
SESATE.-Passed the House bill appropria
ting $4,000 for the equestrian statue O
Washington.
An act for the relief OF the widow an
children of Col. Mckee, of KY, was passed
The Pacific railroad bill was taken up, an
then postponed
Mr. Petit, Senator elect from Indiana, wa
sworn in. aTr fl.gs
Mr.. Cass's resolution reoffering the Nor
roe doctrine and applying it to Cuba, was IA
ken up.
Mr.. Cass commenced his speech, which
three columns long.
He was followed by Mr.. Butler. who genel