The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-26

Heavy FafIUrs.
Bes1ox. Nov. 50.
A heavy house in the Yves: India trade. 10
Gated on India wharf. failed yesterday fos
large amount.
CounteFeeiteF Arrested.
STANFORD, Conn.,, Nov 20.
Noah N. Lee, charged as being the Chief
of gang for passing eounterfeit money on
che Saugatuck Bank, was arrested this morn.
ing at his own house.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 26.
The city council have not yet acted on the
application for the endorsement Of five mil.
hons of dollars of the bonds of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad.
New Orleans papers of Wednesday are re-
ceved. They contained full details of Mex.
lean news
His most gracious Excellency, President
Santa Anna, was pleased 10 consent, as a
proof of his desire by which Ne 10 sctuated, to
maintain and render yet clearer the good re-
latiOns which exist between the two govern
ments.
The Diaro contradicts the reports that the
U. s. ship St. Lawrence was at Acapulco
and has threatened to bombard the tOwn.
Railroad ASstgmme4ts
BOSTON, Nov. 23
The directors of the Rutland and BerIing-
ton railroad have assigned the property ofthe;
road to the trustees q the second mortgage
bonds for the benefit of all concerned, being
unwilling to pay the president Ugh rates OF
interest for money to meet the floating debt
The last of the mackerel fishermen have
arrived at Gloucester. The season has been
more Improbable than for many years.
Pri~ters' strike.
CINCINNATI, Nov. %, P. NJ.
A difficulty is now existing between the
publishers and journeymen printers Of this
city. The latter have established q new bill
of prices. which advance the prices Of com.
position from Is cents to IS. Publishers con.
tend that at the old bill Of prices printers
made from 81 SO to $l2 90 per week, and
they have, we understand, resolved to resist.
and the result will doubtless be general
strike to morrow. The publishers object, not
only to the price, but also to the rules sought
to be forced upon them for the government
of their establishments. Some OF the offices
have resolved, in the event OF strike, to en-
ploy females.
The Erie RaiIsoad.
BUFFALO, Nov. 23.
1t is reported that the Erie Railroad Com.
pany have backed out, and determined not
to alter the gauge. The report is doubt.
ed(D
Psliticai Affairs.
WAsHISGroH, Nov. %.
The Union of this morning has an article
headed the "Campaign of 1885," on the sue
cessiOn, and declares il has long been salts
fatal ssentions in New York had formed a
deIibera'ed design of breaking dow n the pres
ent administration for the purpose of elevat-
ing upon its RUNS its favorite usprant'fo for the
su :cession, and that it can conceive of no pro.
position more hostile to the administration
than that of the new opening Of the canvass
for the succession.
PrrrsBUKG, Nov. %, p. NJ.
There are feet 9 inches water i'm the chan
mel and falling slowly. The weather is clear
and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, Nov. %, p. NJ.
The river has fallen inches. The wealth.
er 10 cooler, but it is still much too warm for
pork packing.
CINCINNATI, Nov. %, p. M.
Flour-Opencd with good demand at e32o, but closed
heavy.
Whssy-Is unchanged.
Hogs-Nothing done. Nominal prices o. <09% so.
Pork-Ssl Of 100 bbls mess NJ -, and 5OO deliver
able within ninety days. at the option Of the seller at
Sll 50.
Lard-sale Of 40 kegs prime at lOc.
Salt-Turks Island &C.
Erw ORLEANS, Nov. 90.
Bacon sides have declined &C; old pork ol3 IS:
new mess 10 held at 3 10 50.
Lard-kentucky has declined: prime hell nj Zee.
McIas: s-has decined prime il held ~ ts@6tc.
Whisky-25c.