The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-08
DAILY JOURNAL.
WAsHINGroH, Sept. /; 1883.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l. 1853.
Contrary to the statement made to the Ell
feet, Mr.. Gushing did not write the article j
the Boston Post respecting the rights acquire
by foreigners who have declared their int
ton to become American citizens; aud tn
Union will, tomorrow, tisavow 1t for him
Mr.. Gushing, however, intmates bis aPprovs
of its most important positions" This vii
add largely to the embarrassment of the Rus
sian Ambassador, Mr.. Bodisco, who rave
continually over TIE Costa affair, going SO ia
us even publicly to express mis- wish that tn
Austrian frigate Hussar, at Smyrna, had sun
the St. Louis and 'her id captain and crew
How long will the American people and Gov
eminent tolerated such gross misconduct o.
the part of a foreign Minister?
The amonnt Of money subject to draft II
the Treasury on Monday last, according L
the official statement, was 1915, 974,223 06.
LExIyGroK, Sept. s.
Eleven hundred the forty five Dollars were
raised in three hours for the benefit OF TIT
Howard Association at New Orleans.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept 5.
There was in immense fire here on Satur'
day. A saw mill, machine shop, gr'st MILL
1ry goods houses and contents, boarding
house, &C., was burned. sweeping the whole
range OF buildings except Henry williams
old saw mill. The dam bulkhead oil the canal
10 considerably injured. The cotton factory
10 obliged to suspend operations tor the pres
ent. Messr.. Williams, Adkins, Hardin,
and Seclone loose all their property. Whole
loss is about SI5OOO0. About 200 girls ore
kbrown ont of employment.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. s.
This place was partially destroyed by fire
on Sunday.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. s.
Nothing was done in bagging or rope on
Saturday.
Sales of about 20 hhds sugar at 5a5!c.-
Small sales of common coffee at l04c; for a
good article l0ac was refused.
Flour quiet. The foreign news per Attain
tic will doubtless cause an advance in both
Hour and wheat.
No sales of pork. A sale few days ago,
but not before reported, Of IS casks prime
shoulders at 6ac, and purchase by dealer
Of IL casks penthouse shoulders at SIC,
packed.
Sales of IS hhds tobacco-3 at 81 80 a
81 80, Is at S5aS5 80, 9 at SO O5a$6 IS,
at 81 O5aS7 95, and l at So 80.
Nothing shipping.
New YORK, Sept. 5. p. NJ
Stocks are steady-exchange is heavy
Sales 1000 bags coffee-Rio IL; the mar
ket opened firm with an upward tendency
Sugar is unchanged, with sales of 900 hhds
Orleans at 4a4i. Orleans molasses 90
Cotton il dull and declining, with sales Of
500 bales. Flour--.ome grades Of State
and w estern have advanced Goethe de-.
mand exceeding the supply. Sales 10000
bbls-Ohio at 8 sc, Southern s 37a6 so, COM
mon 75a7 %, for fancy brands. Wheat
opened active at 5aS advance, which was sus.
tsin' d--sales of 20 600 bushels; choice white
45aI Al, part to arrive, tennessee l SO,
red Southern ! 3Oal IS, white ! ~. Sales
600 bushels rye, afloat. at 80. Oats are in
good demand at 4Sa5O. Corn better--there
is u speculative demands; sales Of 10000
bushels Western mixed and Southern white
7la76, Southern yellow n. Hides are dull
and declining.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 5, m
Flour-Unsettled, and holders ask SIS,
which il above the views of buyers-the
only sale heard of is 100 bbls at IS. Wheat
has advanced to s5c.
Whisky 20ac.
Provisions Steady, with q moderate de-
mand
Linseed oil CSC.
No change in groceries.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 3, P. NJ.
FIour--Is firm at 4 40 45O.
Grain-Sales of 900 bushels oats at 40.
Whisky--20a
Provisions-Sal les $4,000 pounds bacon
shoulders at 6, loose; and so hhds sides at 81
packed.
Oil-Linseed 81.
In other articles there is no change.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 3.
The markets are very dull.
Corn-Scarce at 70a75c.
Provisions-Bacon sides TIC. Shoulders
7a7ac.
Oats-42a4oc.
PIrrsBURe, Sept. 5, M.
There are feet inches in the channe
and falling. The weather is warm and clear
CINCINNATI, Sept. 5, M.
The river has risen 3 inches. The weather
ss warm.
OiNCiNNATi, oePt. u, Z M.
The river has risen inches. The weather
is warm.
New YORK, Sept. Sd.
Advices from Venezuela to August 18th
etate that the political disturbances in tina,
State had been nearly settled. Two othel
earthquakes had occurred at Tuama, which
disturbed the remainder of the town. Nc
lives were lost. Business was dull at Cabel
10,
The steashp Baltic sales at noon, with Isl
passengers. She takes out no specie.
MEMrHrs Sept. I'd.
The steamer H. d. Bacon, which passed ~