The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-24
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PIrrsBuRcH, May 23-M.


Crx6rSSArr, Msy %, P. NJ.
River risen A inches. Weather warm
Flour dull. small sales, extra S9,4O; Whisky
sac; Bacon dull, small sales, shoulders 7Sc
declined; Linseed oil Sl,lOi Butter l5@ lsc.
New YORK, May %, Pm.
Flour advanced 10 to l5c, good Ohio &c..
37@ 1880; southern Sio,5o@lO,75; mixed
Corn Sl,lz@I.l6. Pork sitter, old mess
sl6,75. new si7.75@I7,s7.
New YORK, May %.
Ship Culling, from Liverpool has arrived
with SIS Mormons for Utah. Secretary OF
Interior has gone to Michigan to stay four
weeks. Geo. C. Whiting chief clerk. act
ing Secretary.
MokTPELIER, VT. May %.
Hotel; Caledonia bank buildings, and
Methodist Church burned in Lanville; funds
and books of the bank were saved.
BosroH, May %, P. M.
Great an,i-Liquor gathering last night,
5000 present. strong denunciatory Resnlu.
tons passed.
WASHINGTON, May %.
The National Intelligencer Of this morn.
ing publishes a long letter from Mr. Perry
Secretary Of Legation, to Madrid to the
President. in vindication of himself against
the charges brought against him by Mr..
Soule, of which he speak with much severity.
He charges him with much completely with
the French Revolu,ionists, and says his,
Souls position at Madrid led him to desire
war, that by transmitting erroneous informa-
ton he caused the Ostend conference to be
held, and committed our government before
Europe.
Mr.. Perry concluded by stating that he
has resisted. Mr. Soule. assaulted his cun.
ming undone his woHk, he has done so honora.
bly, entirely, abusing no confidence aud failing
in no duty.
BosroS. May %.
The meeting last evening in Faneuil Hall
in opposition to the new Liquor Law was
large and enthusiastic. Delegates from New
Bedford, Lowell, Cambridge. Worcester and
other places were present. Twenty reso.
lutions were adopted embracing the spirit of
the meeting. The following are the first
aud last of them:
RESOLVED, That the recently enacted SO
called Maine Liquor Law is compound OF
fanaticism, folly and political corruption.
Resolved, That we will protect the pros.
perity, reputation and the freedom of the
citizens OF this commonwealth which are
guaranteed them by the bill of rights.
Six thousand is low estimate of the
lumber present.
BosroS, May 81.
Governor vetoed the personal l. berry bill
as unconstitutional. Senate and House
passed till over the veto.
New ORLEANS, May 81.
Arrived, Empire. Departed A. L. Shot.
we'll and Midas.
PITrsBUReH, May %, M.
Six feet 6 inches water in channel.
CIxcINsArr, May %.
Weather warm. Flour dull, sales low az
50 20. Whisky sac; provisions firm. Mess
Pork SIG 90; keg Lard lie in bbls DC
Sugar 6@63c; Molasses s5c.
trtfr New YORK, May 22.
Flour advanced 10 12s to lsc, good Ohio
Sl0@lO3l Wheat tri1e higher; Corn
higher, sales, MIXED 81 Is. Pork trifls higher
Sat II 75@ls 81; Lard higher, in bills loA@
l0ac. NO. Oats 6l@63ac.
New YORK, May 10.
The jury in the case Of the Williamsburg
rioters this morning brought in a verdict OF
guilty against tour Of the sixteen who were
indicted.
A church property tenure bill, similar to
that recently enacted in this State, has been
introduced into the Connecticut Legisla-
ture.
The steamer United States, which was to
have sailed to-day with the Kinney expe-
diton. still remains here.
The Herman, for Bremen, sailed with $50
passengers and $50. 900 in specie.
The steamer Ariel, of the new Havre line,
also sailed with 1913 passengers and Sl26, 00U
in specie and California bugget valued al
$4,000.
ST. Louis, May 10,
Gen. Gratiot died here to-day.
Accounts from the Upper Missouri, state
that the Sioux Indians are very hostile and
are assembling to make war upon the
whites.
The Missouri is very low at the mouth o.
the Platte.
BosroS, May 10,
The new liquor law goes into effect to
morrow. Yesterday and to-day there was
an unusual activity among the wholesal ID
and retail dsalcrs-dispatching dimjohns ant
mysterious packages to all parts OF the city
The suburban liquor dealers hold meeting
on Monday at Faneuil Hall.