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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-30

:, CRAWFORD the Sculptor is improving un-
who appears TO have made valuable discov-
cry for which be is gaining high repute in
Europe. The process of removing the can
seri is the application of cauterizing oint-
uent, which removes the eancerous sub
stance, without eating into the sound flesh.
An old and .unednca,sd man has been prac-
ticing near Memphis for the last fifteen years
performing almost miracles in the reno, al
Of cancers by q similar remedy, and though
he has cured thousands aid made fortune,
he has been denominated q quack and the
profession have never given him their coun-
tenance.
The only doubt Of an entire eute in the
case of Crawford, is the near connection of
the affected parts with TIE brain. The eye
has been removed, and the caustc is being
applied to the interior Of the socket We
witnessed similar operation FOR a cancer
under the eye, by a Memphis operator. five
years ago, on young mar from this vicinity
in that case, the cancer had reached the nerve
leading to the brain, before the, carstic could
entirely remove it. 1t would be curious
fact, if the celebrated DIR. Fell was using pre-
cisely the same means that an unlettered
man discovered here fifteen years ago, and
which was ccndcmned rs quackery, but which
the world how applauds as a valuable scien-
tifc discovery. 1t Is little more than two
years since DR.. Fell left New York, where he
was born and educated. Since he has taken
his residence in London, his success has been
such that he has no rival in the department
of medical practice to which he has confined
his studies.
All classes flock to his office to undergo his
method of treatment-ths success of which
has already secured him lucrative post in
the leading hospital of London. 1t is said
however, that he has prepared work, the
publication of which will shortly reveal the
secret which he has used with such advan-
tage to himself and to his patients.
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Further California steamer advices from
Aspinwall, state that proposition has been
presented to the New Grenadian Congress,
giving the President the power 70 settle diff
Grenada, had not been acted on at last ac-
counts. Last advices from Costa Rica are to
May 18th. Gen. Canss still held Rivas.--
River San Juan is in possession Of the Costa
Ricans, to whom, impost duties were paid.
The sloop of war st. Marys sailed. from
Panama on tho 18th, for New Yerk. The
u. S. slUop of war Jno .Adsms sGiled en-
the 10th inst, for Central America. The
English and French Prctectorate Of the Gin
cha islands is confirmed. A French steamer
had left Palao for tho islands, with u French
Minister, to put the Proteetorate in force,
1t is said that the UIl States Minister
protested against the pr ags.
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From Washinyfon.

WAsHsNeToS, ID. c., June "a, 1857.
The Virginia delegation unanimously pro-
test against the removal of any Virginian
now in the diplomatic service, and insist
upon the appointment of William F. Richie,
of the Enquirer, as minister to Naples in
addition. Virginia has now largely over
her share. Minister Mason has not resigned,
and considers an invitation to do SO an in
dignity.
1t is semi officially announced that certain
Mormons will be hanged for treason, but not
punished for polygamy. =
Gov. Walkers recent manifesto on the
Kansas Constitution is bitterly received by
Southern politicians, who denounce him as
renegade and second Reeder.
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New York Market.

- ~ NEW YORK, June w. d
FLouR-Sales of 800 bbls at 6 ,30@6f5o
for State, an advance of Sc. Southern un-
changed. Wheat buoyant. Sales of 1000
bus, ut LES for white, an advance Of lc.-
Corn depressed. 5000 bus sold, at 81 for
mixed, a. decline of &c. Mess Pork quiet
Sales unimportant. Whisky, lc lower
Sales at &c. Stocks dull. Chicago and r.
I. "a; III. Central Bonds Of; Mich. Southern
39LS;N. Y. Central II; Reading 631S; Mis-
sour SIS slT: Galena Il Chicago sl19; Mich.
Central s0sl; Erie %: Cleveland e. Toledo
53K;. Cleveland IL Pitts. 81. Sterling ex-
Change dull 1t l09Ss.
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Serious Riots.

"a -. n New YoRK. J,ne 29-M.
~ Four seriotls riots occurred il the vicinity
Of this city on Sunday. At Hudson Park
yesterday, Party of Germans. who were en-
joying a picnic. were attacked by Owdies
wien battle ensaed, in which several of the
former were seriously Injured. -.
- The eleventh ward was the SCENE Of dan
gerous rot. A gang o. fowdies attacked
Capt. Mckinney of the. ,thirteeeth ward
police, and nine of his men, and succeeded
after bloody fight, II rescuing the prison
ers from the custody Of the policemen. Capt
Mckinney, 1T is believed, was fatally injured
in the melee, and saven of his men seriously
wounded.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

a a Meeting Of the Common Council held on the
IN evening Of the 9Th inst, the following Order was
unanimously passed to-wit: q
Ordered that the of Lots Nos 2nl and 30 in the
Donation Enlargement Of the ctv of Evansville
the side walk bordering Locust street, and extending
between eth street and Canal-along the fronts Of said
lots-to he brought to proper rrade and good sub.
stantal hrck pavement put down along said DESERVED
side walk. and in default thereof the street commissions
eris directed 10 perform sadwork and the costs and
penses accrung thereby viii be assessed to, and collect
Ell by sale OF said lots, much thereof viii satisfy
said lien and casts
by Order Of Council.
WELL III. WALKER,
jell301 lYolksl,ote copy.l City Clerk
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED That the owners Of lots Nos $50 and
W 10 In the Donation Enlargement of the city of
Evansville, the side walk OF said lot "a street,
extending from the alley adjoining the Court House to
thecorner of I'd aud Sycamore street to be brought 20
proper grade and tn ne relad with good brick pave
nent Of proper width, and good stone curling Also
"a street be laid With stone Of the proper width cor
responding with the gutter along the Court House
property; all of sli work to he pone within thirty (l
after the publication OF this notice; and in default
thereof the Street Com. is instructed TO perform said
work, and the costs aud expenses arising therefom
will lie assessed to ami collected by sale Of said Lots,
much thereof will satisfy sail lien and costs. by
order If Council. WELL. III. WALKER, Clerk:
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Tomorrow we shall publish rs program
me for the celebration of the Fourth. The
Committee of arrangements find the time
too short to prepare q suitable barbecue fol
the thousands that will visit the city, and
strangers will be obliged to depend upon
private hospitality and the public accoInmo-
dations for dinner, and these, as ever, will
be found open and ample for all.
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E One ka1f of tAc Atlantic Marine Tcle-
graph was completed when the last steamer
sailed from England; and the ctEcr half was
to be finished in ( few days. Both parts
were gong on board the vessels that were to
lay it. The United STATES steamer Niagara,
would receive her portion Of it ia the river
Mersey, below Liverpool:
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The RIVER, continues to recede. The re-
port from Pittshurg yesterday, shows tina.
we may expect low wafer very socn. Many
OF the large boats have already Withdrawn
for the seyson. Business continues very dull
and yesterday there was scarcely pound Of
freight on the levee for shipment. The
weather yesterday was warm and sultry.
~ The w. A. Eaves viii be at our wharf
this afternoon and win be of at four O'Clock
for Louisville.
~ The Fashion will be hero this NOR n
ing for St. Louis, and the Adams will pas
mp 10 night for Louisville. Both sxcsllsn'
bosts. $50
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDEnEr that the owners Of lots No l53 and ia
~ Donation Enlargement of the city of Evansville
cause the side walks OF said lots fronting 81 sire IT,
and extending from the alley between Main and Locust
streets, 70 me corner of Third and Locust street he
brought 10 the city grade and laid with good brick Of
the proper width within thirty days GOD after the
publication of this notice; and IN sfefauit there1f,
work and the costs and expenses accrning thereby
viii be assessed to and collected by sale of s,i prop
erty, or much thereof will satisfy said lien and
costs. By order Of the Common Council
WELL ii. WALKER, Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, that the owners of property lying onths
South side Of Vine street and exteD ling from the
canal along said Vine tp the terminus Of the same
Ann street cause the side walk 10 be brought 10 toe city
grade and laid with good and Substantial hrcs pave
OF proper width, within thirty m DAYS after the
publication Of this notice, and i'm default thereof tke
Street Commissioner Is hereby directed to perm said
will oe assessed To, and collected Wv sale OF sail lfor-
ety or much thereof gill satisfy sid lien and
casts. By order of Commencement:
WELL IL. WALKER. Clerk.
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TriaI of Johnson.

In the case oif johnson, at Boonville, the
Jury were out from Saturday marning till
Monday morning without beirg able to agree
upon verdict. A new trial will be had
and change Of venue tai ken to Spencer
<ouutv
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Gballsbli 9aiIp spurnaI.
TUESDAY MORNING, :. JUNE 50, esq.
Tnr NV CouNcIL CuAxBKe. The City

THE NV COUNCIL CuAxBxs:-The City
Council met on Saturday evening N their
new room over: Ar. JAS Scantlin's Store. A
part of the Hall has been carpeted, and fitted
up very neatly for the use of the City Fathers.
Mr.. WELL. H. WAKES, the City Clerk, viii
keep everything in order, and, the members
Of the Council will be able ct any time to re-
fer to any document gn file in the Office. The
Council has needed for. long time a conven-
lent and comfortable ROOM, We are glad to
know that they have secured one so desirable
in every respect. So
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Evans ExcHASer.--By advertisement it
will be seen that Mr.. Evans has opened new
establishment on Second street, where he will
keep good liquors during the season. 1t is
his intention to open restaurant in the FAN.
He hopes to receive large share of the pub
lie patronage.
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OF. JOHNS, JUNG ".
The Weather continues unusually wet and
cold for the season. 1t has been raining two
days, sbut our telegraph lines work adniira-
bly,.
Great excitement prevails here about min
erals, in consequence Of large quantities of
lead being got out OF the min. near Pesccura
Bay.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the owners Of property on both
sides 81 First street, and lying between Sycamore
and Vine street,, cause the side walk he properly
er-teS,snd the pavement repaired when the nees
reparing and relah with good hr;cs, when the
width within 20 iavs after the publication Of this
tce and in default thereof, the Street Commissioner is
directed To perform said work; and the costs and
Tcnses arising therefore, will he assessed to and col
ectei by sale of said property much thereof
will satisfy said lien ard BY order of Council.
WELL IL. WALKER, Clerk. 3
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TELEGRAPHED EXCLUSIVELY
EVANSVILLED AILYJOURNAL
rival of the Citv of Baltimore.

Arrival Of the City of Baltimore.
MEw YORK, June 29-M.
The steamship City of Baltimore, with
dates to the 18th inst, has arrived at quar-
entine, where she was detained until this
morning.
The North Star, with Southampton dates
the 10th, also arrived at quarantine last
night.
/. Their dates have been anticipated by the
arrival of the indian at Quebec.
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LrvnrooL l9th.--All qualities Of cotton
slighsly advanced-partially caused by the
Bank of England having reduced rates Of
discout to per cent. Sales to-day 10000
bales, the market quiet, but steady, sales OF
the week 1900 bales. ConsoIs closed at sa1S
@93k. IA.
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Fire.
ST.. Louis. lime %

ST. Louis, june q.
The extensive drug store Of Barnard Ad-
ans 81 Co., was entirely consumed b, fire,
ats o'clock this morning. Loss, $l9j 900 ;
insured fer sl5o,0oO. In twelve minutes
from the first alarm the building sad stock
wus mass of ruins.
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~ The fast Legislature of New York

~ The fnst Legislature Of New York
irade appropriations to the amount or So
100 900, while the whole amount ut the COM
mand of the Comptroller is only $1,000, 900,
and the greater amount of this sum is in
the hands ofsEe county Treasurers, who are
not ready to pay over. The city and county
of N. York hold over &5oO,OoO of the State
funds, fof which stit is threatened.
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MONTREAL, June 90.
Sixty or seventy survivors from the late
disaster on the st. Lawrence river have
reached the city. Sixteen bodies have been
brought here, and 157 bodies are at Quebec.
Quebec. The Coroner's jury viii sit to
morrow. The emigrants are under the
charge of the st. Andrews Society.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June %.
Flour firm. Howard street quoted ut Z so.
Wheat steady at 1,s7@l, 80. an advance of
&c. Yellow corn duh at s5@s7. Whisky
Penn, 511<, Ohio 33933X.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED tjst the owner 81 lots Nos !, 2, 2,
~ and - in blA,k No ~ and lot No in block No Is
all In Lanasco addition, the same TO De filled up
with elrth correspond with the city grade within
ten l0) days after the publication of this notice and
in default thereof, the Street Commissioners Is directed
To perform said work. and the Costs and expenses ac-
crung thereby, will be assessed to and collected by
sale OF said propertys much thereof will salts
~ said lien and costa BY order Of Common Councih
fwELL,H. WALKER, Clerk:
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CINCINNATI, June 29.
Flour very dull ddemand locrl, at e,5o@6,-
so. Receipts light. Good demand for Oats
at 55c on arrival. Corn dull. No business
done. Whisky dull and lower. 800 bbls
sold at q Is, closing nominal. Nothing do
ing IN provisions of importance.
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New Orleans Market.

New ORLNANs, June 90.
Sales of cotton to-day 5000 bales, at an
adv of nc. Middling 13%@1SA. Pork
very dull. Exchange on London 110X
Other articles unchanged.
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.,1 The papers announce that new now
q, by Currer Bell, is shortly TO be published,
entitled "The Professor" 1t is said to have
been written before either Jane Eyre or
Shirley.
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Flour; firm; 1850 bbls sold. Wheat
firm. Sales of 1900 bus at 1 so for choice
spring.. Corn excited. Sales of 80, 600 bus
at95c for white, a decli ne of lc. Mess Pork
sold ut 81 IS, an advance Of Sc. Provisions
quiet. Sugar firm. Freights quiet. Bacon
quiet. Butter Heavy. Ohio 17@2Oc. Coffee
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Yellow Fewer,

NEW OK, y une 2V-P. y.
Advices from Montcvideo to the LIST of
yellow fever were Occurring there daily, and
no indications Of abatemepf Strict quaran-
tine between MontcvideV "a Busnos Ayres
has been established-
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Suicide.

NEW BEDFORD, June On.
Capt. Dan'. Dray ton, who was formerly
imprisoned in Washington City, for kidnap-
ping, committed suicide in this city on Thurs
day last.
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Later from Havana.

New YORK, June 29-A.
Dates from Havana to the 25th inst. are
received oy the Quaker City. The Spanish
feet has arrived. Two steamships aud i've
sailing vessels compose the fleet. Santa An
ma has not arrived. Markets unchanged.
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HALIFAX, june Up. u.
The Cunard steamer Niagara, with dates to
the goth, arrived this evening.
The Niagara made the run fiom Liverpool,
in . little over nine days.
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Died.


Boston, june 29-X.
The Hon. Stephen G. Phillips, a distin-
guished citizen of Salem, is among the dead
on the steamer Montreal.
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MONTREAL, June e.;
The steamer Montreal, with 500 passen-
&C on board, left Quebec on Friday after
noon. Fifteen miles from Quebec she took
f,e, and $50 passengers persisted either in
the flames or by drowning, Most of the pas
sengerc were emigrants bound West
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~ Gentlemen wanting neat boot or
shoe, will get q good fit at KENDAsL's' on
Locust street, near Second. lie is new
conner. and needs encouragement in starting
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From Nicaragua.

New YORK, June 90.
The Nicaraguan correspondent of the Tri-
bune saws that Gen. Martinez has been
appointed Provisional President Of that Re-
public. Gen. Perez is named as Minister Of
War
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EMessrs- Dober d Lister have jus. re-
esivsd the July numbetof Household W ords,
and Mrs. Stephens new Magazine. All the
monthlies can be obtained of Messrs. Dotsell
q Lister.
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MEMPnIs, June "a.
The wagon road. expedition for Ell Passo
and Fort Yuma leave here to-day.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
Arrivals and Departures.
From P. @. O'Riley 4 Co.'s Register.

From P. G. O'Riley Z Co.'S Rsgister.
Memphis, from Memphis to Cincinnati.
Hibernia, from Pittsburg to St. Louis.
La Crosse, nom Pttsburg to St. Paul.
Highnyer, from st. Louis TO Louisville.
Stern Wheeler, passed or mp.
J. p. Hibberd, from Nashville to PittsburG.
Fanny fern and barges, from Pittsburg to 81 Louis
Baltic, from New Orleans to Louisville.
Sovereign, from Cincinnatiso Missouri River.
W. Baird, from Louisville to Memphis.
woodford, from Louisville TO New Orleans.
j. X Bell, from Cincinnati to ST. Louis
Goody Friends from ST. Louis to Pittsburg.
June 18th.
southerner, from St. Louis to Louisville.
r c. Twitchell, from New Orleans to Louisville.
Metropolis, from st. Louis to Pittsburg.
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W 81 CINCINNATI, June 29-x.
Flour opsns dull, The demand is quite
limited Whisky unsettled and nominal.
Nothing doing in provisions. -
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Arrival Of the Edlnbuf;s

n Il N n INV IUhk. JUIC ~ Il
The new screw steamer. Edinburg, Capt.
Wm, Cumniin, arrived here this afternoon.
She sailed from Glasgow June 18th.
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FOR TWO DAYS ONLY!
Col. Woods Grand Museum
OF LIVING
VIZ - N II F r. 81

COls WOOQS GrdnO MCScuM
OF LIVING
w . N D z r 8 !,
Will exhibit for two days at Crescent City Hall, Ey-
ansville Friday and Sataisy June a6 and ~.
Tie Greatest Natural attraction in the World.
WONDER UPON WONDERi
SEVEN GREAT CURIOSITIES, AL
Nv ONE EYRIBITIOM
GRAND COLLECTION,
Consisting of the following most wonderful freaks Of
nature. Among the number may be found
THE SWISS BEARDED LADY,
Mile Colfula, the greatest curiosity Of this century
THE YOUNG ESAU,
Son Of the Bearded Lady, 81 years old, with pair Of
whiskers-
THE AMERICAN G1ANTESS,
Miss Sylvia Hardy from Wilton, Franklin Co, Me-,
who is nearly feet high Weighing $50 lbs, andrequires
lso yards OF dry goods for a complete dress. 80
| THE QUEEN OF THE FAIRIES,
The smallest Lady in the world, and mother Of3 beaut
full chldren this lady il but 20 inches high and speak
several languages.
THE SWISS WARBLER.
M6ns. Ginnicho, young thai will initiate al th'
fathered sonsers Of the grove, and discourses mos
besutful music on the Jewish Symbol.
! Doors open from b and from to loS n. Admit
! lance 10 the whole - cents; Children IS ceute.
,elets HEf sl
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River and Weother.

CINcIsNArI, june 2a-P. N.
River has fallen fifteen inches during the
last As hours: Weather cool and cleer.
CINcIsNArI, June 29-N.
Weather pleasant and clear.