The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-28

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- The City Council at their meeting
last Monday night, remained in session un-
Gil IL O'Clock. Considering il was about the
hottest night Of the season, and that they
don't get paid for their labors, they certainly
deserve great credit for their zeal and indus
try. An abstract of their proceedings will
be found in to-day's paper.
We have tried some fine plantation
cigars from the establishment Of Mr.. Jacob
Scheurer, on Main street, between First and
Second streets, and pronounce them little
better than anything which has been offered
under that name for some time in this city
Mr.. s. keeps always a good stock of cigars
&C., on hand.
- Fred. Snyder fell sun struck upon
the wharf yesterday forenoon. He was en-.
gagged in boating gravel for DR.. Ross. The
Doctor being ia company at the time, ad-
ninistered the necessary restoratives, and
Fred. was soon coayalescent.
- Mr.. Bchm has at his commercial
school in this city pupils from Vermont and
Massachusetts,, besides others from distant
places. His school has already gained an
excellent reputation. We can commend il
to those who wish to learn book keeping in
all its details.
- Madame Adolpho started to Louis
vile night before last. She as;onished some
even very intelligent persons with her revela-
tons Of character, Gibbs and tides of 'ortune,
&c, while in other cases she blundered hor.
ribly.
- We were mistaken in saying that the
fight which occurred last Saturday afternoon,
and to which sllusion was made in yester.
days paper, occurred in front of the houses
next to Mr.. Carpenters block. We have
been called upon by the proprietor of the
house next to the block, who explained the
circumstances fully, and the blame Of the
disorder does not belong TO him. We have
known him a long time, and had never
heard Of any disturbance at his house before,
and are glad to find we were mistaken in this
case. He uses every effort to keep an order
ly house.
The weather for several days and
nights past has been exceedingly warm
We hear Of the ravages Of cholera abroad. in
some places to an alarming extent, though
but little has actually appeared here.
- The river is generally falling at al
most every point, and getting low. About
feet water between this point and the mouth.
- The canal packet line 10 again in full
blast between Evansville and Terre Haute.
The P. G. O'Riley left night before last q,
81 O'Clock. her advertised hour being P. M.
Several passengers were left in consequence
of this error in -starting-Chief Engineer
Ball anu others.
The mammoth steamer Peter Tellou
broke 40 of her timbers, in the Mississippi
river, by striking a snag. She has beer
taken to Smithland for repairs.
- The good and fast packet J. 6. Cline
was at our wherI yesterday morning, from
Louisville. She brought mail, but very
small one. Westhsnk her, clerk for favors
The fine Canal packet Pennsy lvania
the first boat which reached Evansville OF
the Wabash and Erie Caaal, from TER,
Haute, lis the packet for that city This eve
ming. Capt. Sharra is in command. w,
need not say anything ir his praise. H,
will gender passengers comfortable as cir
cumstances may admit.
Look out for the Fawn this afternoon
1t will haze 10 BE an UNUSUAL accident, an
she is not USED 10 accidents of any kind, t
keep her from being here promptly to he
time. Those wsntihg pleasant trip t
Louisville-or sny intermediate point. will d
we'll to take tire Pawn. She does not t0uc
the bars.