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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-01
ths Sewe.

The Star Of tire West from Aspin wall, had not
made her appearance up TO midnight last night
The D .piel Webster has arrived at New Orleans aud
reports tbst she waited in vain three days for her ut
havana, aod that fears for her safety were enter.
tanned. We 90 not, however, zee any sufficient
grounds for alarm.
terrific explosion ,ccured yesterday afternoon
IL the Knck- Ibooker Plaster Works of J. b. kicg,
situated at No 500 West street, near Horato,
by the bursting Of s,e,m bcler. The explosion
hes to atoms tie factory three sto-y brick edifce
oil fcrty.iour feet front, together with two three
story brck osellirgs adjoining occupied at the
time by several poor families. The occurrence
caused ar Slam OF fire, and q strong force Of
tircmen were at the premises; but as the explosion
DID not produce any fire OF consequence they turned
their stieutlon 10 the removal Of the ruins ex
tTicste he unfortunate people. One young woman
vas taken from the ruins deso, ana several othess
badly injured. Five were conveyed TO the New
York hospital. We give elsewhere q full account
OF the accident
TIE present movements in trade are peculiar.
Notwi hstaudeg the difficulty experienced in selling
bills oil exchange. the shipmens Of produce from
this port quite large yesterday having been G.
follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-01

Hst~pOsD. ", Fed 30 1901
re wssbe~ covvnues favorable FOR the provrr'al
Pa beipg bsld hers Fifteen tnussrd VI ar.i yef
to.dIy 70 morro- srand-bsrqis, .Gi BY given, Al
which tor Governor General ri1 h. siven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-01

The Thomas swami az Charleston.
fHAR sept ~. 1857
The steamship rfonis SWAN arrived here from New
YCYk "A \ Afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-01

The propeller Louisville, beo g'nz the Nwiasrr
rSpsIcrstsn Oompany, burned lat nghi mites
frcn here The boa and cs'go a los-l Les One Q
mao -as drcsned. The neal ws. los irea FIR 80 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-01

Fire NJ wvcdst,ea, VI.
| xoyr,srux VI aev 20, 1857,
The rss house In this psns sS deVcy.d ~ De this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-01
Shs Rsmov ala By tie Canal Board.

ALs.sr Sept. 30 1887
ne Contracting Board met 10 day state E,siDeer SEP
moved IN reconsider the vssou uovias J,ap
Fay, AMI o.her engineers, adoed 81 syrsuse before
ns meeting Of III. Republican STATE Couveruon and the
N 1On va adopted. thus rssaipns Mr. FAY 10 tfnca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-01

StysrsAH, 3eut ", 1887.
tn UnieT states u1,i steamship Alabama arrived here
from New York " 70 cav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-01


70, tor from m "a az Jones relative 70 the !i,us,
sC.iYs OF N,oSkrA, ~bte certain parties ougi,
s'g,n< reccsSitoO ~ Tie prssaeni u ns sinasr fran
ihaa G. uatrY and -. Interests cxe eace4vonx {, pro
wealth..
Hr Molina, sipi,seY from Costs os claims that his
soytsnme-t hs soneta,1e 10 s.s aood,ns rrss IL
BIZ In hao-n tbsl tbe sdmalstrslion doex not re
,rect aa, Assa rpaon-
Ger VIM. walkers s~nri sen, 10 min this m ding
bY osprss
Aiscr received 10 da, dsea For. Ks>raey Sc tcrSss
g. esaca tbst sA1see o. uceps arrived there 90
that day rork TO SAL Iste, n ta,. tn Fifth anc
rsse regiment. had reaose fwt Lsr,asie Col Honns
e1; ,szcd fvs huDds. tsss q son powder In Mormon
train Re,u ming CANo' uisns iacYme1 the rnsr or ihe
letter that the korooas nrss'ns preparations for
ashs and did conceal their nozzle Elder
Knt all, "a . which he delivered In toe "soe,ua
ole a sai: AXE had said be eood cit. hts ~ivos vop
The 500 sors, snd sfsey ~Srds DO GOOD days
farm N Q srerron. He farther remarked that the
for the srmy would rsoh the Valley but that
Ne Uc' ~ would never coter sN, lake City.
OYsevs seSi from the Treasury Ce s-1en. &, Do,
70 The New York Asssy ocs Tor transfer Of the large
amount Of bullion ,Sers Pr.,sdephls MIMI 70 BE-
oopcd Into small pieces 70 est iae pressrg demsuds Of
business.
The TreasrYy Depsr,ns1s IN sly ongaged icing all Il
n = legitimate way 10 rc,isve the money p~s@urs
Applications for the nptoo OF large amount Of Unied
states stocks steadily he iac<es.e,
william Pa Plat has becn appointed Postmaster q,
Piat.sburg, N. Y, In plaos Of aoores, resigned
Tne whole number Of ants from the Pension
Office during September under the atty Land OF
March g. 1865, w oc 70 satsy which nearly 2sB 600
sr,es Decssary
ss EAmss of nfy i've Thousand AMI ninety ps,sioners
sir March, 1915 but the aoh a Ju1e cuy three
hundred and forty six or this sumber were reported
living.
United saes scoks, smourens TO sieo 900, ~ere re
ceyoc here 10 Gay fsr redsmpon Evryihlns monetary
au,<t rerc Ia considerable ofessare anon %. the bu
'irsss community, ou, exciiemeaL The bankas
be ses arc I'll ray ing specis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-01

Euicids OF q PSi1nde,pSfs Merchant.
rim sDGPara, Ssrt %, 1887
Jrho B.ehlev, Of he arm - ss-tn Brshiss a vaa
~ nd orossen ihis rarnin9 In the Sbusixin II sup
posed hat he CON rised cids sh.ie saHsrb.S ffon
ser,posAsy mental dsrsrsemeus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-01

ss~s from Baeacs Ayr.s aud montsvtGso
b. abe bsrs snast n st. OF this poi, ve have No
Ayros fa~rs 10 Ansus i4ofsecn Gays later tasa pro.
virus sdvioes Via England rne OF bu l.is lie.
poytdcs
TIE Provincial Legislsiuse had parsed h~ c,res-
csi'ts al tie the la ia Conferred by. a.. upos h,
miuiuns
TIE ere, railroad "a ,he Argentine slses -.s 70 bs t.
nsarrsd On Autr,i 20 vim g-sa, ccrcIosY. Il n /.
shsr, sifsr. rrnnne frcs. BuonOs Are. anal ,o-a
t~elve miles nlsnd.
ir he oynce under the rule or General Uraura ,A.-,
had oeoo dissarbaooss Rovoio. In ian J,un, n-s.
man ard s,ls had boon suppressed, but the p,,ors
,nst general feeling OF drsnecnoo is sppsrcoA, az
tia the oipsloo 70 sais, gross stronger svesy eA,
TIE frrutee Isaiss. .ssiy threafens ip-ste BueAS
Ayrcs, hSd fei's1 n ns esirs AN aos "a mselv~s.
from honssvfoeo have oales 70 AnFust Il ~
rspuhic d. acted the in,-gues u Orpe ~
ss7aps ne ~ ~sTrref dssecss,ons vevy v,o.e1-
The ed We Of Il The papc~s opposed Uries saA
hseo attacked % an assA-sr. O0 Zoe la a Anxua
~0 focnd vim his Urc.i a.sr o.iDo's co.s.rY
bop.s
Tie yellow fever had entirely di.appeces.
IRE picc ~ sold or Ausnsi 70 rns--O.acas, s. .tac
were sold 81 i2,S no - sSix
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-01

Deferred Regatta Of the sew yorA Club
By orcer Of she Of yachts OF the n M
ess,es vhch Ger. In portion 70 STAT late reg.
Of View Bedford the deferred viii come or 10 Jar,
~ c'orc~ ooos under ercoao1 Of Nc Resszs Coz
mluse
TIE ccuros NJ sailns syo ass'Spcd fol,vys-
1sg ec~i viii be ncorsd ab,v " me Cub a,zs,
81 bctosn 90 The east aide o. vtct the yschu nh -
chor head 10 wipd, "a the fslsw.ax o-ssy ~ 90 npoa
oomnscrrs from TIE staxe bat ~ih TOE ys1hss 81 ~
eazs - n sasrae third s5rs4ss OF ssd rssas
boat yards srayt on ne due eAst he se~oad as~s-
20 y.ds spat, boe rayaiei ~isn the sans, t1es
70 NE ncsh mey mAy have ns,nsaa or fprssnsu
sno mainsss scoos ins 70 ihev rig nissed and eas ~
s'b set N. IN nniee rssrrsnr ths asy %
to~.v~r Of ofer.G al ssin 70 Re lowered berre
NJ sdop irs any oncr prtrsson foy ssars Their sy
trsn Taoper, 'noud the weather Circumstances rssx
nn1se neosssay
ire ysohs ~ Around ,Ae buoy ~ The sc,sn -
-tit psssins from the ard eas, Kcsrs,ns TO-
win gsss soresa OF be sske brsi on the Uab 7oss
boA.o. rssstns 20 the est ard 10 eyns ard rcss
Ds all the butys on tha cot Bank pssse<
e~dwcd
Toe u,avcss sp,, beers m pe Snrr NJ ,as ssr-e-s
dur sest dissarce from Robn's Reef Lsrs lth miles
,nt 'ne buoys OF the wer. pank numbered IL. y
and 8
me following 10 The Official si q tbe Ssoes snnasd v
ran 90 u,s
sscosp orAse.- . s,sn.s Y.0rs o.ssyI~u rs.s
500 souass s0r 0y ssrr-, sfIowayos IKE oss Asp
0uskSrp tEr-sne PKK sQuAgs ft~r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-01
Loss or tne B-is edward n Tnnss

Hoss VI tHe ",hA n"Wh'" " TfNicr
kOryns, $cps ya 1877
ne sris Esvarc rne.. firm pni. iepes for saver.
rsh, ashore 90 currsrcs bcs,h, and win prove .
49, OwA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-01

PROCEEDINGS TBk NAVAL COCRr5-APPo,Sr-
hkssTs-- OCCASIONS OF TIA AT oRNss oSNRRAL.
&AsHgSros, sept 30 1907
lsst Turbesr osfeuoe vsso ,odsg before Sssa
Court Nol II court NJ the ca-e of Leus. \ sail VA
emporea mr. want 81 ~nDssA~, ASe me ar 6~u,
ws%scb (ascrp~c) ~as .k-c up .d enr ec-rs ~ ~
III srd eoossG corst oersAn p1osisos ru,ni ssd b
d4.esse. B.fors .onrt se isest R.srs on
1oae Captain DO mis-. Co~ msHdey ~ OAR, aui sur
seozs ALA sad Cones, ned tho para
government, 70 Prove his physical Dsuoenoy rIae
vtce
james ssssv, Regnts Of sas Land once ~ Charlton.
lawa, has reusnon eh ntccs
Jcna D EvNns, u kanesc's, app Anies receiver o.
public moneys 81 Minneapolis, xaasson gerr,iory, vice
p. Russell fesi&red
Th res Sargent u lava recs,yes Of public moneys
For. Oocgs, Io~s woe v Van Ant xe,p, res,sned-
Ao,pe, GeaerA Black secretary or The
intssrcr sdps b&is Tor uses,
nnlcs, es0uses ssyo been previously sub nitsa
Department AMI nstuctons received except for furpi-
tuys twenty ccIlArs sud afy dollars per
nun. He also o1cdes ihs, ss@ps destroyed ioss
through tbs cAscesnesz siss..rr arocid onargea
10 them b. Me Ecse,r1sa1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-01

rUr.n ets.- -co~r.ppe yA0srs c.wryrso rau 30
sgrsgs s.ns uas, 4
pAtg s~ysps agrlnr fnor
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06
Am erica-statemeht % The I'd EnIineer.


The Bremen bark Bremen arrived with J
Tice, ID Engineer. Alex Grant. fireman. u w
Dawson passenger on the Central America,
rescued by the British brig Mary and trans
TERED. Mr.. Tice arrived here this morning,
and states that he drifted on the plank that
sustained him for ~ hours. On the fourth
morning after the sinking of the steamer he
drifted by boat and succeeded In getting
into her. On the eth day he picked mp Al
exander Grant, who had been drifting up to
that time on part of the hurricane deck
The two then pulled for the hurricane deck
and took from it q w Dawson. There had
been originally l2upon it; Geo Buddinoton.
Sd Engineer, John Bank, coal passer. Z Card,
u Evers, fireman, and six coal passers,
names unknown. they all died. Messrs
Tice, Grant and Dawson were eight day.
without water or provisions. The sea was
making breaks over them the 81 day after
the steamer went down. They saw a number
of passengers on pieces OF the wreck, but
could not assist them. The rescued are in a
sad condition, being badly bruised and COW
cred with boils.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06
Financial.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3-N.
This has been gloomy day in Wall street.
The SUSPENSION OF Clark, Dodge d Co. exer-
eises a most depressing effect upon the mar
ket. already burdened to its fullest capacity.
Owing to the failure of the Southern mail
which ought TO have reached here to-day,
about 100000 will remain i'm the Sub Treas
ury until Sunday. The falling in stock ex-
change has not recovered from the severe
shock Of the failure of Clark. Dodge IL Co.,
whose supposed standing placed them above
suspicion. The following failures are re-
ported
Bowen d Mcconnell. and Geo. Sloan e.
Dayton. The receipts of the Sub-Treasury
were s2s3,00o. The receipts include $500, 900
transferred. The Boston Banks are reported
as paying very promptly, and bankers show
considerable liberality.
California remittances will be at hand on
Monday, which will help restore confidence.
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I
TELEGRAPHED EXCLUSIVELY
TO THE
EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL
Arrival Of the Star of the West n:
NOrfOlk-..Interest from Cali
fOrnia.
NorFotK, Oct An

NoEFoEK, Oct An
The steamer Star of the West arrived at
daylight from Aspinwall. with 450 passen-
gers and $i.9o0,0 900. Starkweather. late
Minister to Chill. is a passenger. The Wa
bash is at Aspinwall, and the John Adams
and Decatur at Panama.
The Star of the West touched off Havana
on the ssth and Key West on the 29th.
Weller is elected Governor. His vote was
40 ,00C. Stanley $1,000. Bowie $1,000.
The outrages in Carson Valley have caused
the formation of a Vigilance Committee.
The State has voted by u large majority to
The Constitutional Convention project is
probably defeated.
The Grand jury is investigating the late
Mint larceny. The late melter and refner. u
defaulter of $3.50 200. has been detected in
abstraeting treasure from the coming depart
ment.
Mining is successful.
The Indians murdered Ely, Collector of
port Townsend. The citizens captured is
Indians and would hang them.
The shipment Of treasure by the Sonora,
which connected with the Central America,
was Sl.595,000.
San Francisco market quiet; importations
large.
News from Chill unimportant. TIL. Rev.
olution in Peru continues without advantage
on Rivas' side 'l
Later news from Nicaragua says the chole-
ia is raging in Guatemala. Revolution bro
ken out at Camera. Veneble, U. s. Minister
10 Guatemala. is dead. a-1
The Aspinwall Courier says that Robert F..
Moore, surgeon in chief Of the Panama Rail-
road, was a passenger on the Central Aneri-
ca, bound home VIA. New Orleans.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06
Professional VISIT.

Dr. J. WHITE is now at the National Ho-
tel. in Greensboro, and will attend to calls
till the first day of November next. His
treatment OF a large number OF cases during
his stay with W. last Spring, has been emf
nently successful and should commend his
skill and remedies to the early attention Of
every one afflicted with chronic diseases for
hundred miles around us.
From the National Democrat.
Time will not permit DIR. WHITE to visit
the towns and districts on and bordering the
Ohio river which he visited last winter and
spring; and he hopes his patients ut those
places, If any are not fully restored, will call
on him at this central location, (Owensboro }
rs well as Others wEo would maks one more
great effort for the enjoyment of life.
Testimonial like the following from our
best citizens are exceedingly creditable to DR..
Whites judgement. skill and remedies-as
the National American Justly remarks
should commend his skill and remedies
to the early attention of every one afflicted
with chronic diseases for q hundred miles
around US.
DAVIES COUNTY, KY, Sept. Is, 1857.
Editor Of the National AmerieGh:
DEAR SIR: 1t was in your office last Spring.
that L fortunately became acquainted with
DR.. j. White. had been deeply afflicted.
as yOD KNOW. TOT several years. NV diseases
have resisted the skill of those physicians
whom | consider the most eminent in this
region of the country. In fact. my physi-
clans, my family, and every one acquainted
with me considered the diseases so complica-
ted and deep seated that they We're beyond
the reach of all remedies. When met with
DR.. White. was lab0rng under the diseases
of base of tire brain, spine, heart, liver kid
neys, spleen. incipient diabetes. habitual cos
tveness. and very aggravated dyspepsia
To use DR.. WIS words, on his examination
of my case, / had not par icle Of healthy
substance in my whole organism. Without
| apparent ematiation, my whole system was
involved. AMI in state of rapid decay; no
blood appearing to the surface more than in
person deceased. Most of those deeply
affecting diseases are now removed, with
every prospect that all will soon be entirely
eTadcated. In fact. feel now as well as |
ever did in my life. except occasionally lit
! tie debility when / i,npTudently over exert
myself on my plantation or otherwise. o.
casioned perhaps by some injury or difficulty
| in my foot, which DR.. w. has not, till now.
prescribed for. The speedy and unmistck Ike
| able good effect of Dir. Whites remedies
! prove clearly they are al that is claimed tor
them, and well worthy the high estimation
in which he and others hold them. / feel
that would neglect my duty to the afflicted.
were | to withhold this intended need OF
justice to DR.. White tor his skill and inesti-
mable remedies employed in my case.
| Please give this testimonial to the public,
and oblige yours, JAMES MCKEE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06
VALUABLE STOCK FoxsaLE.

EpY virtue Of An assignment or deed Of trust made
by John Mitchell, decreased. in his life time,
ani dated March 18th i.aS, will al the door of the
Cogrt House in Evansville, on Tues1s the Goth day
Of 0clueT ls5I al O'Clock 4. W, sell q, public
ton harf Stock In the Wharf ~ tie City u Evans
vihe amounting AZ j Iace to ,he OF ten thousand
dollars; the stock thus To- he sold, being ten thousand
dollars If the PRINCIPAL OF the cost ~ construction OF
the Evansville Whgrf constructed - said Mitchell
and Marcus Sherwood and Moses Ross. under their
contract With the City Of Evansville. The purchaser
srid sale on said of sla.m0. Shich dividends
by SAIL contract guaranteed 20 he 10 PER cent
mum. O.. W. RATUBONE, Trustee.
Evansville Sent. .sfh, ls57. d,t
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MAGAZINE. at DobeIl,s.

Our readers are apprised of the fact that
Mr.. Dobell has just received the Magazines
for October, including Household Words,
Knickerbocker and Graham. Mr.. Dobell by
his arrangements secures the Magazines the
first Of the month, while those who take them
by mail are rarely served before the middle,
and sometimes later. The reading public
ought to encourage Mr.. ID. in his efforts to
secure late publications as early as possible.
See advertisements.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06
Arrival OF the Star OF the West at n. York
NEW YORK. Oct On

The Star Of the West arrived with 81. 25o,-
0oo in gold.
The whole Democratic ticket is elected in
California.
The town Of Columbia was destroyed by
fire. Loss 500, 0a0. only IL buildings es-
capped. One builiing destroyed by II powder
explosion and killed aud several wounded.
Congressman Gwinn, Scott and Gov. Foote
are passengers. .1
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There is good deal to illustrate tine
present demand for money in the follow

IHo Uiu STORY
"A Frenchman who had deposited q sun
of money for safe keeping with friend hear
ing the latter was about 10 fail. called ulon
the man and said. ''Sare, wants my morie."
= Certainly. sir" replied the other. drawing
ont his check book. from which he was about
to ii up a check, when the Frenchman said
: Stop. sare, you got dc monte ~ Why, of
course" said AS friend. - will give you
check for it Immediately" 'No, no." said
the Frenchman, - If you got de monte, no
want him, but if You no got him den wants
him."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06

The following persons embarked on the
Central America at Aspinwaii from the 18TH
mus and are supposed to be lost unless they
stopped at Havana. T III Smith, " Graf
tus, Capt W u Dyer, j Sellaner. II NJ Terato,
w Watson and son. Otis Barlow Jas O'Neil.
VIM Offers, q w Griffith, Thos Malny. Frank
Carventer, VIM Purnell. VIM Prass. u j
Morris. + Griffith, the latter OF California
lie Is not expected that the names or the pas
sengers of the Central America will be known
until Noe l4th.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06
To stone Masons aud Contractors

2'HE Board OF Commissioners Of Yanderhurg
= county, Indiana are prepared 20 receive sealed
proposals from this tine the u, lay Of December
IFNt, for building two heavy stone igtmentS on Pig
en Greek, ~ the crossing OF FRANKLIN street. Evans
vile, according 20 the plan and specification, hle
In AUDITORS office Of said county. The Ahutments
estimated 10 require goo perches Of stone (of y
cubic feet to the perch.) The party taking the job,
viii he required 20 excavate The foundation pitts, aud
furnish AMI Law the timber foundations. BIDS for the
work will he received follows: For the masonry,
per perch Of . cubic feet For excavatng the ounda
ton pits, per cubic yaTi For timber in foun 1t1n,
per cubic loot. security 10 the accept fuce Of sud
bnarl will he required OF contractors upon the APP
p.Ovsl ~ which siiJ' in cash ana 800 in county
ders will be atv1ucei tn said contractors. The remain
ing payments viii he male the work progresses, up
estimates made thereon, sffl in cash and the tai
snce in county Orders. The contractors viii be
quired to raise the Ahnimelts tn the height 81 - feet
Nv the FIRST dav ~ November, 1855 and complete the
whole JOB by November, ls5g.
BY order % the BOari, WI. III. WALKER,
Sep1dkwt County Auditor
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Indiana Free Ranks.

Monthly statement OF the condition Of the
Free Banks of Indiana, which have COM
piled with the amended General Banking
Law. which requires deposit of at least fifty
thousand dollaIs scorth of securities. aud to
an amout equal to ten per cent. above the
circulation:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06

"a Since last Saturday, the river has ris-
en- At this point over foot, and last night it
was swelling slowly. This will be a mate
rial improvement in navigation, and light
boats will be able to pass the bars without
difficulty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06

~ The J. Ii. Done will be at the wharf
this morning, and will leave to day for Pa
ducah and Cairo. The attention of our ship
pers is directed to the card in another colamn
in relation TO the Done.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Oct On
Flour dull, nominally unchanged. WINS
Ky unsettled and held higher. Exchange on
New Y,rk has declined 10 per cent. prem.
the last mouth.
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Arrival Of the New York.

NEW YORK, Oct 5-M
The steamer New York, with dates TO the
Goth nit, has arrived from Glasgow. She
passed the Persia on the I'd and City of Balti-
more or the Sd. The New York brings no
later intelligence.