The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-06
Missouri Election.

The follow ing Is the result OF the election
in this city: Judge of the Land Court, Ed
ward Bates. Wing; Recorder Of County
Court, Keemle, W.; Clerk Of Circuit Court,
Hammond, Dem Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, Hikes, Dem; Clerk of the Cri.
minal Court, Kutschman, W.; Clerk of the
County Court, Thornburg, W.; Clerk of the
Land Court, Manly, Dem; County SESSIONS,
Risly, w.
In the third Congressional district, Jackson,
is said to be elected to Congress.
In the seventh Congressional district, Car
futhers, Wing. is said to be elected.
Havana News.
MOBILE, July 81.
he Black Warrior arrived to-day from
Havana. She reports the sugar market at
Havana quiet. Freights have advanced.
The frigate Columbia sailed from Pensaco-
la on the 10th for San Juan, with Minister
Borland on board.
Gen. Gadsden, Minister to Mexico, left for
Vera Cruz on board the steamship Texas.
Com. Newton is still sick at Pensacola.
Vessels LOst-Yellow Fcvcr-Mail Rob.
berry.
SAVANNAH, August 1--WE learn that
British ship from New Orleans for Liverpool,
loaded with cotton, went ashore Monday
week at Kant Island, took fire, and burnt to
the waters edge.
The chief mate and several Of the crew
died previously with yellow fever contracted
at New Orleans.
VIM. Tunim, post-office clerk, was arrested
at Fayetteville, N. c., charged with robbing
the mail. A stolen check was found in his
possession.
n. =. L.
Men Killed.
BosToS, August 3.
The latest dates from Halifax fisheries
state that the excitment was subsidng.
A general election is to be held this fall,
and it il expected that the conservatives will
obtain power.
Yesterday evening the platform cars on
the Delaware and Belvidere road, containing
about 200 workmen, returning from making
some repairs on the Delaware canal, ran off
the track near L,mbertsville, killing 10 and
'wounding IL or l5-all Irish laborers.
New YORK, Aug. 3.
The Crescent City has arrived with Hava.
ma datas to the 29th. Two new war steam
ers arrived at Havana on the 10th for the de-
fence of the coast. There are now IL
Spanish war steamers there,
We have Porto Rico dates to the l6th.-
There has been drought since the middle o
June, and the stock of sugar has decreased
and prices are hardly maintained.
CHARLESTON, July 80.
A despatch from New Orleans says tina
the total number of deaths for 4S hours end
ing Monday, was 900, of which 253 were o
yellow fever.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3.
a duel was fought this morning near this
place between John Danovant, of Chester
and j. Davidson Leigare, Of Charleston
The latter was killed at the first fire.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 3.
The barque Lecog arrived yesterday from
Rio with dates to June %. Coffee has ad
~anced slightly. The crop is coming in slow
ly.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 3 p. NJ.
81 inches water in the channel and rising
The weather is wet,
CINCINNATI, Aug. 3, p. NJ.
The river is falling slowly.
HAVANA MARKETS.
Greceries-Sugar is inactive and lower. Molasses
dull Coffee is scarce first quality, $685. Spanish nou
Lard Is Ie.9Ie..
Nrw YoRK. Aug.3 p. NJ.
Flour 900 bbls sold at; State 81, lea5 IS ohio s.
ls95.3I, steady. Southern s5,s79562. dull
Grain-5.OO0 bushels wheat Sold western l3la 10
better. $4,000 bushels sold, mixed yellow 'o
There is a speculative demand.
Plour-ls steady at $500. The supply and deman
is light.
ProvisioBs-Not IN uch doing.
Tobacco-ln better demand
Choese-Scarce and In demand at "a for good,
Yarns-Coton have advanced lc per b.
Groceries-Dull.