The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-03
TELEGRAPHIC!
ARRIVAL OF THE
IL II E r VI A N N
AT NEW YORK.

$50 passengers.
The Uhion arrived at Southampton on
the Ilth.
WASHINGTON, Sept 20, NJ.
The Angel Gabriel was arrested last even
ing while attempting to speak, and this
morning he was committed to Jail not able
to give bail to keep the peace. He has no
sympathy in this quarter.
PITTsBURG. Sept. %.
| There were but twelve deaths from cholera
yesterday. The disease continues 10 abate
and the alarm has entirely subsidized. Srran-
gers may safely visit the city.
CIscISNArI, Sept. 90.
| The old line Democrats held meeting in
Fifth street market last night, which was
addressed by the Hon. Geo. Z. Pugh and
others. The meeting was very much divid-
ed, and the Know N othinas seemed 10 be in
the majority. The excitement increases as
the election approaches.
BosToN, Sept. 90.
Thos. Casey was executed in the Jail yard
at East Cambridge. this morning, for the muir
der of Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, at Natick, Is
months ago He made no speech, and died
very hard, showing signs % lie 40 minutes
after the drop fell.
New YORK, Sept. 90
A police officer, named James Cahill, " as
shot dead at o'clock this morning: while
attempting to arrest some BURGERS. Three
men were arrested on supiclon.
| A private despatch from Hong Kong. dat
ed July 22nd, says that Commodore Perry
had arrived, and that Canton was quiet, but
large numbers of Chinese families were leav-
ing.
The Dienesian convention balloted four
times for bishop without coming to a
choice.
On the last ballot Milton received 1876;
Palter 1856, and Height a.
The other votes were scattering.
! PITTSBURGH, Sept. 80, NJ.
There are Is inches water i'm the channel
and falling. The weather is clear and
pleasant.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 90.
| The State Fair closed this afternoon. The
attendance to-day was equal to that Of yes
terday. The whole number Of visitor are
estimated at 100000. In consequence of
the large receipts, an addition will be made
to the premiums as t. double the amount.
The blowing match came off to-day
Twenty plows entered and the premium was
awarded to Newell French, for Michigan
plow; 20 G.. B. Buckman for Virgins
plow; and first To Jacob Sabbot for the best
blowing; Geo. Blake second; G. Blake 3rd;
Robert Blake fourth.
No annual address was delivered i'm con.
sequence of the sickness Of Mr.. Meredith.
by arrival of a steamer at Charleston, Ha-
vaDa letters are received containing the de-
tails of Concha's reception, which appears
to have been very'enthusiastic.
Puzuello received his successors and es-
corted him to the palace and then retired to
the country.
Concha took the oath Of office, and was
then presented with a carriage by his ad-
mirers.
Orders were given to place more Cubanos
at the other forts.
NciNNATI, Sept. 90, P.
| Kissane was delivered TO the New York
officers to-day, and left on the afternoon cars
for that city.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 30, M.
The river is stationary. The weather is
fine.
PIrTsBURG, Sept. 90, M.
| There are Is inches water in the channel
and falling. The weather is clear and pleas.
ant.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 90, NJ.
Flour-Is firmer, and good brands are held
at Sc so.
. Whsky-Is dull and held at 30tc.
Provisions-No sales.
Sugar-Is in good demand, 200 hhds SOLD
at 5@5Ic for fair and prime.
Cofee-Rio l2ic.
Molasses-lS@l9.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 90, P. NJ.
Flour is firm at Sc 50@6 60.
Whisky is soc.
Provisions are stagnant. Other articles
are the same as at noon.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 80, NJ.
FLoUR-6rmer, with sales of 600 bbls a
Il SO $500 Sc.
). Whisky-30c.
!. Provisions--dull, no sales. Sugar is il
=. good demand and generally held for an I'D
. vance.
Chcese--l0c.
MoIasses-2OO bbls sold at lSc.
+ Coffee--tirm at l2@l25c.
Linseed Oil--smali sales at 7Sc.
y New York, Sept. 80 M.
The stock market is full, and prices ar
= lower. Money is active. The followin
$ rates Of stock are reported:
Illinois Central Railroad 100; Clevelan,
ID Columbus and Cincinnati Coal Compah
lO2k; New Jersey Railroad Git; Pennsy
wanna Central Railroad SS5
Flour-Sales of 1850 bbls. Good Obi
= S7@7 Is; Southern is steady with sales
1900 bbls.
Grain-The Wheat market is dull. Pr
all ces are easier for Corn; sales Of 43 900 busi
ne Western mixed 72a@76.
=, Pork--Dul, with sales OF mess at Sl3 u
Beef-Unchanged, with limited bushes
al previous rates.
II Lard--Sales al l05@l05c.
IN. Whisky-Dull.
. New YORK, Sept. %, NJ.
. Money easier.
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