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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-12
ALECk. CRAIG.
SPRING Stock.
HAYES, CRAIG & co.


Main Fourth Louisville. Ky. Water
NETHoLESALE dealers in Hats. Caps and Straw Goods
80 have in aud are in daily receipt of the
eomplee goods in their line found in
any establishment West of New York City We
selling shall continue Indiana Merchants and
others favorable and low prices the
articles be bought in the Eastern markets
We invite examin alton of stock proof
9fo rra ssprtiou n :
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FINE WALL PAPKRs-UPH0I.sTKRY wO

NEW PAPEkS.
SCHMIDT STARK have received at their establish
~ ment First street large assortment of Wall Papers.
from ities the finest gded comprising
t of the beautiful description ia this line They
also keep everything aPPerainng and
chairs sofas superior style. Having Just enlarged
accCs1modata increased business,
large oek and low prices. ap2s-tf
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JEWELRY! .JEWELKY!!


Il of Evansville and vicinity that he just recev ed
and receiving and large of Jewelry of
all kinds direct from New York which he would ask the
attention of those desrous purchasing His goods all
and of the latest styles and will be sold for cash the
lowest possible prices.
All kinds of Watches and pieces repaired in work
man-k reasonable charges aud work
ed CHAS. BARNUM.
On First street three doors below thu Posoce, the
stand formerly occupied by G. Goshen.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL


Steamer on Grand Trunk Canada, Railway
exploded her boiler. Supposed to be Okilled.
The New Hampshire Republicans send FIRE.
mont delegates to Philadelphia.
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NEW SPRING LINERY.
Ya has lust IeGSyg9 larSs OF
Bennet to which che calls the attention. of the Ladiesof
Evansville and vicinity. F. r. BARKER.
nhji FirsS stEe2t Between Main and Locasi-
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EpR. CARB. sODA-4O half-bbls reed and forsale
81 d mv5 ORR. DALZELL a. co
COAL COAT,ff

TENHE Bediam Coal Company Of Evansville, Ind offer 70
the delivery Four Thousand Bushels Coal
wharf a Evansville.
quality being undoubtedly the best the
Ohio it well worth the attention of steamers which
receiving freight Evansville would time
by coslIng there. .t-' - g. 8.
usville Journal and St. Louis Intelligencer
month. and send ball to this office. myls-In
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OPKINS d REED intending to change their business.
will offer their Ontre stock of Dry Goods
for cash. All who bargains will please call and
and learn prices before purchasing elsewhere myl
COFFEE -25o bags prime received per A. L. Shotwe1
~ and Niagara, for sale low by
GEO. FOSTER K CO.
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EgANDY.-25 doz pure Catawba brandy for sale by
Sd my3 l. & D. HEIMANN.
NNT II. CHEESE.-35 boxes W r. Cheese reed per
SH Ohio. for sale by myl2 j. W. & S. YICKERY.
EE ATTING, &C.-25 bales No. 2 Batting;
ID Bonnet Board; Wrapping Paper reed
per Rainbow by my7 z. H. COOK SON.
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on &NS2Be

HAyING opened exclusively for the sale of cigar
dealers this article
cul call examine
stock the desirable brands Of
Cigars made up 80 to 500 10 a box. shall
keep constantly excellent rtment hand and viii
prices TIE attention of Barroom and hotel
keepers politely requested having brands
to their trade n hand. ID. ANSf ACHkR. &
Frstaad Sycamore streets nearly opposite Bement
& VieIe and Preston Bros, my2
NEW LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT.
AVING moved my Tailoring establishment to Main ST..
4 opposite Court House. could invite hegen@
Evansville inspection of stock that
have ample show themo insisting Of French Kng-
Cloths Doeskins and of
price, Silk Satin and Linen Vesng suitable for
he al which will make order
shor5 me reasonable prices cash.
There having goods if they can't be sold Cali
suit only like Baixe
myls-Im i'4-' W. DAVID o'NEIL.
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Dc RS NJ DONALDSON would respectfully inform the
ladies of Evansville aud its vicinity that she has taken
ahouse next door to Mr. Rubin Harts dwelling. the
OF Second and Oak
enee in Dress making and Bleaching doing up
ofSraw and N9apelitan bonneis aud
work neat and reasonable to invite public
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nRDERS for Wood left at E. E. WHEELER'S. will
- he promptly filled. aP7-3m2wsn
EBABV WAGONS.-1S doz fancy enameled top cabs;
u doz willow cabs; il do willew wagons, sale
HERSHBE&GEK CARSON.
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nyl6-tf Main street opposite the Court fol
T Il E L t T L Z N 4
r z g q T - - ~

Il
B Z q g T q q IKE
no can dress person in Wool. Linen silk Cotton
ENERY Gentleman desires to be neatly and lilly
~ ed 1t emnenty proper that this should be the
OF ALL and have noticed chat nearly all the
deniZens of our sity purchase their Clothing at
A. LOBENSTINE'S
Western Star Clothing store.
under the Pavilion Hotel
Everything the line Clothing Furnishing Goods
be had. ready made ORDER only
manner style. but at the very lowest prices,
general Hats Leather Trunks,
bags and Nases. everything that
rouse. you may find at the Western Star. ap3
Oranges ANDLEAIONS.- 10 boxes reed per Mont.
" gomery, for sale by Uyl0 PRESTON BROS.
ft0LORED CAMBRICs.- @
- cases dark c0ors
do ligh
5 do black do; reed o-day and forsale hy
my26 JAMES Low & co.
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RCTER CANDLES.-Is of full weight Star Candles
y ed and for sale by my20 J. W. & S. YICKERY.
SEO.oOO WORTH OF PITCHING.

$4,000 WORTH OF DSTCHENG.
TENHE CYPREss~foSn DRAINING COMPANY. incorporated
q by the4s AZURE of Kentucky have about
dftehno be done through their lands in
Union county. which they will pay cash. the
work done and will equal 50 cent on
the second month the work
JuryS&nd he finished in December
The land will be shown and full particulars given by
applying L.. Churchill. Geo Henshaw. Dr. j. D. Ames
ieo Payne living the land. Clerk of the
Board IN Morganfeld, KY. - ,,--o,,,,,
ap2t-2m d&w WILLIS II. HUGHES
HEAVANA sUGAR.-25 boxes rod psr Niagara. for
e sale by S. (. GIL BERT & CO..
Guc Nake
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW AND CEEAP GOODS.
MCKINNEY 81 COOKE

WATER ST. NEXT DOOR R. BARGs LOCUST.
RE receiving and opening most desirable
IA spring and summer goods consisting in part every
variety usually kept in dry good Silks Chaas
Berages. Robes. Lawns Brantes. Bonnes Grape silk
Lace and Neopolitan Ribbons Lace Edgings Gloves
Hoseingin great varyCoths Cassimere Pant goods
i'm inr lie nrnfnsi &c Ec ar2
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TEDECAL.

TAT W \. H0RRALL Eclectic phvsieian. tendsr=1 i
services to the citizens of EvansvH Ind vi unity N
practice medicine sud Office Main
the court house the oee merly occupied BY
J. n. II Gill, N D. myl-sm'
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TO HI6aICHANTs. SHIPPERS AND IITHIl

He has placed for sake of stages
of the river at the foot of Vine street He will all
hereafter be pleased give and careful
receiving and shipping well all other business
thai be entrusted TO him.
The patronage therefore Mere ants Shippers an
others of this city aud of the interior is solicited.
ap3-tf JOHN s. MITCHELL.
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NEW LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT.
PRINCE & co Is MEIoDE0NS,

dYided swell, steurcd Ittters
F7Tz-=z1 ilzlszltent. May 23d. 1855.
r n m II M means of this swell, solo passages
= u ube played with the full power Of the i1stru-
ON is SOFT and subdued- Here
Melodeon made by Prince Col will be fur
nished with this atia"h ent without extra charge
Messrs Prince could realize -han dsome fortune by
posing ofrghts but they prefer
make it only be OBJ
tanned by purchasing Of -
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NEW COODS AND NEW PRICES.

HANKLIN RELY beg leave to call the attention to
their friends and to their large aud well Sc
spring and summer dry goods reed
during the weeks comprising OF the most desr
oRnd in the city, which they her at whole
their and the public generality
prices prompt time buyers con-
of the foowing-Bread cloths black and fancy
Casmeres Tweeds white buff and fancy Marsaille and
Y4sng Co'tonades Croton cloths and and fanya
Drills rich Calicoes of Philip Allen spragues Bnc
State printed French and Scotch Jaeo
Lawns rich printed French Robes plain and salty
Bereg, black eolOred Grape Mantz hie Cash
plain and fancy Ginghams rich printed organdes
Cha de white Shawls black
AM fancy shawl stla shaw and black and
Capes Mora tqua Parasos silk and Bingham
Panama. Beghorn and Braid Hats English
fancy Bonnets, rich bonnet Ribbons HOsiDg Gloves;
Fans boots and shoes Carpets floor ana
Oil Cloth and printed window blinds. together with
sc sc nyI SHANKLTN Il REILLY.
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TO CONTRACTORS

q "
the of June for the grading and paving with
lime stone not 2inehes 100 feet from low
ter mark next and Rraved to Water street.
the gravel to put inches hck also gutter to
he made II inches Deep laid in gravel and IL
op that ton of the river 'front.' from
to Sd cross above the public square.
PAYMENTS secured lien the Wharf Ten
cent per will allowed upon the cost of said Wharf
the CITY reserving liqdae the whole
discretion The arising from
said Wharf to the extnguishmen OF the
principal the whole amount OF principal and
extngUished by the CT within twenty years
from the Jmpletion of said Wharf. -- :,
Nav m
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PREPARED BY
] A III e S G.. A Y E X,

LII wishing buy Coke CcaI Tar of the Gas
N Company requested call the office of the
Locust between LIST and I'd streets and cash
advanced hereafter viii be delivered
works without order from the President. tf
myI O. G.. KEATS. Pres't.
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FOR RENT

q STORE ROOM on Water street next door to n. s.
Johnsons' store, for rent very low Enquire of
ie5-Im JOHN INGLE. JR.
NIHEESE,- so boxes Cheese rec d and for sale by
- je5 TENNEI SOKENSON-
EBVCFx ETS-2oO doz Buckets sale by
Ed ie6 TENNEY & SCRENSON.
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Becky Hill. (Somerset Co } n. j.. July 81, 1884,
Dr. J. @. AYER-Snce your medicine has become known
here it has demand than other cough remedY
have sold spoken of in terms of
by those who have of
where the best they much for the COED
it has done. take pleasure in selling it, because know
that giving the their money
l feel gratifed in seeing the benefit it eonfers.
Please send me further supply. and believe me
Yours, with aspect, JOHN G. WHITLOCK.
p. s. Almost number certificates be you
i wish
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WATER STREET. BETWEEN MAIx AvD LOCUST STREETS
EEAvE Just received new and large gSppiv of fine ana
cheap Mantlaa fine sets Application Undersieeves
Collars, Cemzes Undersleeves and finest
They invite aspeedy citizens of Evansville
and surrounding country examination themselves
before purchasing elsewhere as they promise to sell
come and all. my22
& tLARET WINE-Ioo boxes in store and for sale BY
a NLEs ESQ sett Buggy and Wagon a5Ie T 5aIs
Es ITTIXG-1oo bales No rec this day and for sale
HE by ap22 .. PRESTON BROS.
EHAsON's BL4CKING.-5O des Mason,s challenge
mY9l I. & D. HEMANN.
9 a. AMP sopas II
to their the above articles also
which We will sell very 1Ow for cash. myi-2m
g SEaLs sse Gp IS S B Hsn seF. Just
BY apo T. H. COOK SON.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
.as at OF ssy desirable Mourning PFSs
tHEESE-5o boxes reed this day and for sale ~ s
cases oosonpas; reed this lay and
"A lE5o 99 more Of that supeiOr Pha4elghia Ale Just
sENIGLisH TOILET 4UILTs7-
for sale BY anu JAMES Low eS5 CO.
my29 AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky
6hUIGLEI HA3IS.-A supply of these very superior
Hams per steamer 30 Tlg TssH red and f2 sale by
VERY FINE UMMER SOFT HATS.
EVE best ghest and finest shaded Soft Hats that
my2S vAUTIER & MARooNNIER. Main street.
EXTRA FAMILY yINEGAR.-25 bbls for sale by
~ my2S :. u. GILBERT & CO.. Syc. near Water
EEICKoRY and Ash Wood for sale by load
u q larger quantities. Leave orders at
myZ5 Family Grocery, Main st.
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ENOLBURN &c HERSHBERGER have removed their
~ of Mattresses the building lately put up
Mr. Hughes Water street. door Canal Bank:
they will keep constantly hand at wholesale and
retail of Mattresses of all sizes and kinds
viz: Spring Cotton. Moss Shuck. Hair and Jenny Lind
ALSo-Bed Comforts of all sizes
ALso-Cotton Moss Hair Shuck and Feather Pillows:
Mattresses made order. AMI guaranteed to give
ton Those good article will pleasegVe US
The Country Merchants is
to Main next dcorto Canal banA'
Ind. 80 MHi0
Is ETTER AND FOOLsCAP PAPER rs Ream'
y A for sale bv mv2S ; r 'tthl.I-reI q ~
sT7gars - JOHN A. sTURaKs.
8 l. ST. HSTSIiRGES & BROTHER,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PRODTTCE OF ALL KINDS, AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No 27e Broadway Franklin and ash street,
1bII-iyd ST. LOUIS MO-
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TO GENTLEMEN OF TASTE.
CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs, vEsTINGs, &C, sc.
JUST RECEIVED
D. S. A n d E r o n
Merchant Tailor. ~
inst received beautiful articles for Gentle
wear, selected by myself. and superior in quality
anything before opened in this CITY, and
latest styles Invite the attention OF
cloths spring cassimeres yestings, &e &C. ANY
these goods will be made order the most
styles. and warran ted to IT. ID. ). ANDEKSON-e
ap29-tf Firt street. between Main andSycamore.
CLARIFIED sUG ARD hbls crashed and powdered
a New FORK and Phade phia best brands Tor sale
myS GEo- fooIE q W.
SWEET POTATO PLANTs.-i,'oo Sweet Potato
IN YT TiaG d1w rec Per ~'1'- g. II. COOK & SON.
sSIsH-New Goldfish and Mtkerel for sale by
IL myI - F." . "a -
a CHANGE TO MAX e MONEY
EVANSVILLE point in the Stas for the est@S
81 lsbment Pork aud Molasses Barrel Factory, a.
n the right kind company Of men, VIII en- e
in the business wi the Right for 5e county ano @
aud viii oushaf Of the amount IN stock OF the
concern NfF'' JOHN DEGREES.
,ox,.-1wd lniianaPoliss Ind
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ny YIOvE NEW SpIsINss GOODs

subscribers receipt of their spring stock
comprising every variety and kind of Mems Women's
Misses outh and Children Boots. Shoes CATERS
Baskins Slippers &C. which they call the attention
purchased early and selected
the Eastern
markets. HENDRICKS Il MeREA,
nah Firstst Main.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
UP TOWN ITEMS.
REPORTED BY UP Town, Esq.

Up Flown Esq expected to have reveled in "feast of
fat thing on ascension day. He anticipated glorious
column Of fights DRINKS runaways accidents, &c &c
but the day passed of doefully quiet Alas for
the uncertainty of hunt IN expectations.
II PPassng down Main street yesterday we observed
son of Erin one of ltest arrivals standing the
pavement with both hands thrust in his pockets up TO
his elbows and peerng intenty up dark fight
of stairs the base of which projected striped pole
indicating the proximity of tonsoria establishment
Pat ed the pole, then up the and Then
at us as We approached. When up to him he
addressed in tone full of irish confidence. Sir,
Misthor if ye place sir ye the kaPes his af-
flee op there, sir.
"rhat," replied rs a barber shop"
"a Barber shap, age" Pat plused, he didn't
know what barber "shap" was, ef We PLACE, sir, diz
the town council mate up there sir"
No the City Council chambl is Elrther up the street,
Who do you wish TO see "
81 want to say the town Council, SIR"
sThe Board disqualification is in session is that what
you want to see?
''Ys SIR"
"Perhaps its the City Clerk son are looking inter-"
'Ys sir"
Now tell me which DO :ou want the City Council,
the Board of Equalization or the City CIelk'
s'Yis, sir"
''Well, though which one?'
"The town Council, ev yes Place, sir
"What is your business wi tn themf"
81 want, sir to say the declaIashun of the town Coun-
Gill;"
''what do you want with the declaration of the
Councl?"
"Why, sir. if yez Place, ye seez bes very exceed
ngly poor and want to go the poor house. SIR
'where you froIn7 When did you arrive here.
and whats your occupation?
"och, yis sir, did; here but last night from
Kentucky. sir, and work the public works sir, but
now we're stopt off,"
swell, why did you not remain in Kentucky"
"Bekose, ST., there's no CORPORATE over there"
One of the overseers of the poor happening to pass
just then, called his attention to the subject before
u.s. and after few inquiries the Informed hp
poor house.
"Well sir" said Pat, "it's the poor house I'd be
goin to; iv coorse, but want to git money take
out v this
We couldn't help feeling sorry for the poor devil
And we LEFT him talking with the oyerseer, wondering
how many more ''town Councils" he would apply to
for money to get him iv this" between and
the next time he commences operations the public
works."
| IL There il class of would wits, who always
attach sort of ''take particular notice. pardon the
pun, some similar expression to their je prtt
to indicate that there is effort at wit there and to
prevent its passing unnoced oblivion, from its
obtuseness. They remind off certain amateur paint
or, who made the picture of lion and for il would
nat be recognized, wrote under it ''Ths is lion."
DIsGR AcEFUL.-An Irish woman was yesterday even.
ing lying dead drunk in gutter corner Of Vine
and Water street.
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TONES WON'T Do /!

YTNHEY never did do give
IL they will. It is because they don't touch the
the atmospheric poison called Miasma Malaria
Neutraze this its NATURAL ANTDoTE and all dis
Ague this antidote Malaria aud it
medicine The certificate the celebra
ted chemist R. Chiffon, of New York this
every bottles therefore if it does good
harm.
This is said Of Qunine Arsenic any
their is ruinous to the constitution
feel perfectly single moment In illustration
truths extracts from received
from o Physician; -
JAS A'RHoDEs Es4-DearSir Yours of the I'd inst is at
hand arrived last year.
getting it greatly increased from the fact
vor with the public being better than using
KIN that the remedy they needed escape
taking ouinine. contained the drug itself:
ably BRE it did would
return vigor Thi circumstance deemed
in your favor could institute comparison
il and your CURE. The following is the result:
took Cure all of which of
Intermittent Fever - of weeks standing.
missing chill in all such slowly
ing laying the foundation of other and
maadies eectug radical of all
OF these with remedy and they have not had
chill since these the Smith Tonic
had would before stated break the chill
hut after period had elapsed it would
the vantage ground of other remedy in
| here &c, sc. WILLIAM BUCKNER, M. d.
RHoDEs' FEVER and AGUE CURE ANrIDoTE NAL ARIA
only harmless remedy in existence equally certain
PREVENTIVE as Take it when you feel the chilli
| coming on and you will never have a single
/ JAMES A RHODES, Proprietor Providence, r. /.
! Wholesale Agents. st. Louis H BLAKsLEY; Chicago
For sale in Evansville by HALLoCK sToDARD.
| WOOLSEY & SAWYER,
| KELLER. FARNSLEY CO..
And Druggists Generally. je11-3mw
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POLICE MATTERS.

BKvoRE ESQ. KEMP, JUNE 24-State y. Geo Tngen-
committed Assault and Battery
on George Heinlein. Heinlein complained and Ingcn-
brandt was mucted in 81 and costs.
BEFORE RECORDER MILLs JUNE Go City Us. Gsergs
Shu"in6Urgh.-George allowed filth 10 accumulate
around his stall in the market and neglected remove
it, thereby violating of the market ordinances He
was reminded of his duty by the infection of a slight
penalty, 81 and costs.
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THE INDIANA AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL-
WAY MEETING.-A meeting Of the citizens of
indianapolis was held at Masonic Hall in pur-
suance of call of the Board of Trade, on
Tuesday evening, June oath, when on motion
of VIM. Sheets, Esq, Jas. Blake, Esq, was
called to the chair.
At the call Of the chairman, Judge Roache,
President of the company, addressed the meet
ing, going into history of the road, its means,
amount of work done, its claims upon Indian
apolis, and his plans for completing the work.
tie was followed by the chairman, Mr.. Blake,
Hon. Q. Fl. Smith, VIM. Sheets, Esq, Gen.
Drake and James NJ Ray, Esq, with appro-
pirate and telling remarks, all going to show
the vital interest indianapolis, as city, and
Central Indiana, as well as the railroads point
ing eastward, have in the competition of this
great thoroughfare. The company ask the
citizens Of indianapolis for subscription o
100000, with condition that the road shall
be finished before any part thereof shall be-
come due or payable.
A liberal cash subscription was started
headed by James Blake $4,000, James 2
Drake $500; Sheets & Craden $1,000; nj
G. Bright $1,000; r. J. Calling $1,000, &c.
and committee, consisting of Messrs. Blake
Robson, McKernan, Gatling. Dan'l Yandes
and j. S. Spann, were appointed soliciting
committee, with authority to appoint assis
tants,) to make thorough canvass of the city
for the necessary stock.
q The meeting adjourned, with full deter
mination that the required amount could and
must be raised. JAMES BLAKE, Chairman.
Ind ,IOu7.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
-. A S [ A
New YORK, June q.

NEW 1Otth, uue
The Cunard steamer Asia arrived off Sandy
Hook this morning.
Cotton has declined 1s, principally on fair
qualities. Market opened heavy, butimproved
at the close. Sales for the week $1,000 bales
of which spectators took $500. New Orleans
fair 63l, New Orleans middling 6 SIG. Sale
Friday of 1000 bales. Sales Saturday esti-
mated at $1,000 bales. Market fair with an
upward tendency, and an active speculative
demand.
Consols for money are quoted 81 to "a =
Money is easier, Ma hester adyices are favor
able.
Breadstuffs are fair but transactions are
limited. Prices during the week are unchang
ed. For corn, prices are trife sitter. Pro-
visions market irregular.
The government is undecided about dismis-
Mr.. Dallas.
The journals assume warlike position.
ST. LOUIS, June 81.
Arrived-High Flyer from Louisville Mel
motto from Cincinnati, National from Mem
phis, Maria Denning and Edward Walsh from
New Orleans.
Departed-Jno. J. Roe, Falls City and Ne
braska, for New Orlean Bunker Hill No. IS,
for Cairo, Jacob Traber and Bay City for Pitts
burgh, Northerner for Louisville, High Flyer
! for Louisville.
River about stationary. Weather hot, Their
mometer 95e.
RISING Sun, Qnd.,) Jnne q.
i The steamer Moderator from Pittsburg
struck log last night opposite here. and sunk
Immediately. She had large lot of dry goods
on board. No lives lost.
MEMPHIS, June 81.
J. B. Carroll, Democrat, was elected Mayor
by 294 majority.
PITTSBURGH, j une q.
: River five feet 5y the metal mark and rising
Weather cloudy.
CINCINNATI, June 27.
River four feet six inches scant and station
e airy. Weather cloudy and warm.