The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-09
TELEGRAPHIC!
N. Orleans papers of Friday have been re-
New YORK, Oct. 8.

N. Orleans papers of Friday have been re-
ceived.
There were deaths by fever at Augusta
on Saturday. The alarm had subsidized sumo
wha., blu, there is nc abatement of the disease
There were los deaths at Charleston last
week, IS by fever. Only 2 deaths by fever
on Monday.
The Union publishes the opinion of Attor-
ney General Gushing on the Reciprocity trea-
ty. Fl is four columns long. The substance
of the decision is, that the President cannot
issue his proclamation until he has received
satisfactory Evidence of the enactment, by
the Imperial Pertinent and by the Provincia!
Parliaments Of all four of the provinces, ~an-
ada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and
Prince Edwards Island, of special laws to
give full effect to the treaty according to the
terms of the act of Congress.
New YORK, Oct. 5.
Stocks dull and lower. Money is unchang-
ed. Erie 44s. Little Miami Railroad Al.
Reading TAI.
New YORK, Oct. 5.
Coffee unchanged, business limited. Sn-
gar firm, tendency upward; Orleans 505k.
Molasses firm, transactions moderate. To-
bacco firm but unsettled.
Flour, 1000 Dbis sold; straight State 62
al 49,, good Ohio T20a7 81, Southern 80
@794. Sales of 5000 bushels corn, mar
ket firm. Whisky dull at 40c. Mess pork
II 509l2 IS, closing firm at l2 80. Prime
Ii 5O@lI 62. Beef unchanged. Lard dull.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. ), Z. n.
Is inches water in channel. Weather
clear and COOL
CINcINSATI, Oct. 5, p. NJ.
The river has risen inches. Weather
clear nd cool.
Flour firm. demand fair; l,Ooe bbls sold
at So 5O@6 20. Corn GOOSE Oats 45c.
Wheat 20@l %. Whisky 3lc. 600 hnds
sugar sold at 4f@53 for fair and prime. Mo-
lasses lSc. Llnseed oil 75c. Cheese l0c.
Money scarce.
Eastern exchange is dull, and selling in
the streets at ! premium
NEw YORK, Oct 4, p. NJ.
Money in active demand, aud rates firmer
Stocks closed dull, but not quotaby lower.
Coffee and MOlasses are unchanged. Sugar
il buoyant, and Mus ovado has advanced &c.
Flour improved l2ac., with sales oi 5000 bOls
at sc $40 81 IL for State, and 81 I2@S7
% for good Ohio. Whisky has declined TO
40 &c for good Ohio. Wheat and corn are a
shade higher, but the demand is not active.
Ness Pork is offered at SI2 s7, aud Prime
at Sll SO without fnding buyers. Beef is
dull, but nominaIiy unch aged-Lard is dull
with declining tendency.
L. rye POli:.c,i meeting at Washing
WAsRINeToN, Oct. 4.
| The meeting al the City Hall last evening
Of those styling themselves the true friends
of civil and religious liberty, decidedly
the largest and most enthusiastic ever held
IN this city. Resolutions were passed set
ting forth that America is the home of the
oppressed ot Whatever creed or nation, but
that Americans should rule the country.
The meeting was Il couEtermeettng 10
thct Of Friday last, which minated that civil
aud religious liberty was in danger. Strong
ground was taken by the speakers against
| The administration, on account of so many
Government officers having participated in
| that meeting.
The most perfect order was maintained
throughout. The demonstration shows the
strength OF the Know Mornings in this city.
a S well as we could judge, there ere about
$500 psrsons present.
- AUBURN. N. Y. Sept. %.
The Temperance Convention it, session
here, has endorsed the Wing nominations Tor
State officers.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sep. %.
Rev. Thomas NJ. Clark, was elected Bish-
OPP OF Rhode Island yesterday by large ma
Ijority of both orders.
| PITTsBURG, Oct 4.
The river is stationary with fifteen inches
water in the channel. Weather cool and
clear.