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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-03
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Disturbances occurred at several of the
voting places to-day, and the Mayor obtained
from the President an order to call out two
companies of Marines. Having stated to
him upon representations of creditable citi-
Gems that q band of lawless persons, most of
them non-residents, had attacked one of the
polls at which the annual election was In
progress, and dispersed the commissioners OF
election, and threatened further violence up
on any attempt to carry on the election. 1t
is said that troops from Fort McHenry have
been called out.
LArER-Eleven o'clock, p. m.-The Mayor
directed the Marines to Northern Liberties,
where the rioters had conveyed a swivel; he
commanded them to disperse, informing them
that the troops were there solely to preserve
peace. This order was tauntingly disregard
ed, when the swivel was wrested from its
possessors and one marine was shot. The
most fearful alarm prevailed, frequent shots
being fired by the rioters. The marines re-
turned the fire. 1t was discovered that FIVE
or six persons were killed and twice as many
wounded, the larger portion Of whom were
innocent persons so far as could be ascer-
tanned by verbal accounts. Particulars are
extremely contradictory. The city is thrown
into fever of excitement, and the occurrence
everywhere discussed. Marines still in re-
serve ut the City Hall.
LATER : Midnight. = The artillery from
Fort McHenry arrived this evening to assist
the marines, threats having been made to
destroy the houses of the Mayor, and Capt.
Tyler Of the Marines. Their families re-
moved to places of safety, and second guard
Of artillery posted ut every street. Quiet
now prevails. No further attack apprehend-
ed tonight. The Democrats elected Collec-
tor, Register, and majority of city council.
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THE RIVER continues to recede very slowly.
At Pittsburg yesterday the river was about
at stand with over six feet in the channel.
Sunday it rained "along Shore" at Louisville
deluging the streets; and the Courier antici-
patcs, speedy rise.
rE The Northerner with her usual pune
tuality, will be here to-day at one o'clock for
Louisville. The Northerner is the clipper
packet, and on her last trip from this place to
Louisville made the run in seventeen hours,
including all landings. Mr.. ARCHER her
clerk is famous for his attention to pas
sengers.
~ The j. P. Tweed has been raised by
means of steam pump which pumped her
out at the rate of / 800 gallons of water per
minute.
The statesman will pass up for Louis
Vile this evening. She is fast boat, well
differed and deserve the support Of our citi-
zens.
LATEST FROM MINNESOTA RIvER-PRoBA-
BLE RELEASE ORA LADY CAPruRED BIZ TIL
AO Stcoihci llc SuIioS aiilNSN
at st. Louis on Sunday. She had been t.
Red Wood, $50 miles above st. Paul. She
was loaded with provisions, and her arriva
was hailed with extravaganza demonstration.
Of delight. provisions being extremely scarce
and the officers of the agency and the citi
Gems almost ready to give WY to despair.
To give slight idea of the state of things
we may state that $50 per barrel was. Offered
for -four. and $50 for picked pork, previous
| to the arrival Of the steamer, and yet selle
could net be found. The Indians were in
destitute and hungry condition, their provis
ions having given out some two months be
fore.
While discharging at Red Wood news wa
brought to Col. Flandron, the agent, tina
one of the women carried off by the band
Of which In-pa-du cah was chief, had beel
brought in, sixty miles above, by friendl
Indians, and team was Immediately dis
patched to bring her down, and the men VIII
accompanied the expedition were instructe
to bring her away at all hazards-using forcs
il that was necessary.
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ARRIVAL OF THE
q l. A 8 G o w
New YoRK, June g.

The steamship GLASGOW with dates to the
Goth ult., has arrived. She brings London
papers Of May 10, p. NJ, which furnish de-
tails Of the advices of the Canadian. The
estimates amounting to 100000 were car
ried in Parliament.
Russian circles at Paris maintain the Shah
: Of Persia, he has not, and will not, ratify the
Treaty Of peace as sent him.
Letters from Germany state that the En-
perors of Russia and France are to meet this
summer at Berlin. The King of Bavaria
had reached Fountainbleau, and was receiv-
Cd by the Emperor.
Tine London Gazette contains an order OF
Council announcing contract of marriages,
between the Princess Royal and Frederick
William of Prussia.
The growing grain crops in France are
magnificent Wheat and -four declining in
oil the French markets.
The British steamer Hermit was destroy
= ed by seventeen piratical Junks, on the Chi
m coast. The two native regiments which
mutinied in India, have been disbanded
without much further trouble.
American cotton quiet. Breadstuffs steady
Consols s4Z
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New YORK. June 2-p n

NEW YORK, June 2-P. n.
Advices by the America are three days
later than those furnished by the Canadian
and Glasgow.
The steamer Ericsson arrived at Liverpool
May ed.
LONDON MONEY MARxET-May 22.--Con
soils closed at 9S%, for money.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET. - Brokers'
circulars state cotton market steady. Sales
Of the week $4,000 bales; 1000 of which were
on speculation, and 1900 to exporters. Esti-
mated sales of Friday the ed, 5000 bales, in,
Guiding 1000 to spectators. Market closed
quiet. Exports Of the week estimated at
1900 bales. Some circulars quote Mid
ding at decline of one-tenth Of penny.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-Cir-
calars report Breadstuffs steady and i'm
proved.
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New York Market.
New YORK, June 3

New YORK, June 2-P. NJ.
Cotton market quiet; 200 bales sold. The
advices by the America were received too late
to effect the market. Flour market heavy
10000 bbls sold; State quoted at s. 65@6 IS,
a decline of 15c; Ohio 81 15@7 SIS, an ad-
vance of l0c; Southern declined zoe, sales
81 soar 20. Wheat heavy. $4,000 bushels
sold, prices fallen &c, to 81 6s@1 20. Corn
heavy, $4,000 bushels sold, mixed declined to
sS; white 81 OF; yellow 81 90. Provisions
buoyant, with an advance of 10c in Mess
pork, to 1913 81. Whisky declined &c. COT
fee heavy. Sugar dull. Rice declined &c.
Market active. Stocks firm.
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The Newburg Murder.
NEwBuRs, n. Y, June 2-P.

NEwBuRG, \. Y, June p. N.
Catharine Ashbell, or Brown, supposed TO
have been the murdered girl found here. ac-
cording to the statement of her alleged hus-
band, NEGRO Brown }, has also appeared. and
the parties suspected have been dismissed.
The coroner's jury returned the following
verdict: 1.-THE said unknown female was found
murdered in the north part of the town with
the appearance of having been first strangled
by a large hand. and afterwards the skull
fractured by blow upon the side of the
head. with a stone or some other such wea-
pom, by person or persons unknown to said
jury, and the said jurors would respectfully
request that the Governor of the State should
offer a reward for further development Of the
case in question"
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The Danville Murder.

DANvILLE, June IN.
The coroner's jury in the recent poisoning
case, which has caused so much excitement
at this place, met ut two o'clock yesterday
afternoon in the court house. DR.. Linington
testified to finding arsenic in the stomach of
Mrs. Clark, and the stomach of David
Twiggs, and positively affirmed that death
in both cases, were caused by that poison.
The clerks in Chalfand 81 Hughes drug store
testified to selling arsenic. at different times,
to W. j. Clark and Mrs Twiggs. The YER
dict rendered by the jury was, that the death
Of David Twiggs and Mrs. Clark was caused
by poison, supposed to have been admins
tered by Mrs. Twiggs and W.. Clark. In
accordance with the verdict, both persons
were committed for trial.
1t will be recollected it was suspected that
an improper intimacy existed between Clark
and Mrs Twiggs, and that the double muir
der Of Mr.. Twiggs and Mrs. Clark, was COM
nitted by these persons to remove all obsta-
cles 10 their Illicit passion.
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CITY ORDER.

At a meeting of the City Council held on the evening
of the sd inst, the following order unanimously
passed to-wit:
HARDERED that the owners Of lots fronting on both
sides OF Leet street, extending from Water street
to First street Jay down good plank SIDE walk OF proper
width along both sides of said Lee street from First to
Water street within DAYS afer.the publication OF
this Notice, and in default thereof the Street Commits
sioner is instructed IN perform said work and the cost.
and expenses according thereby will be applied TO and
collected bv sale Of said Lot or 80 much thereof will
satisfy said lien and costst.
By Order OF Common Council,
WELL ii. WALKER, Clerk.
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Railroad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, juno 2-P. N.
The freight train for New York which left
here early this morning, was plunged into
RAM ocas creek by the drawbridge being left
open. The train was slowly moving, and the
Engineer and others jumped off.
The passenger train from New York was
delayed nearly two hours, and was obliged
to return to Burlington and take the other
track.
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CNcINNATI, June 2-N.
Flour dull and in very little Demand
Whisky dull at sic. Corn firm at soc. Oats
nominal. Rye and barley advancing.
CINCINNATI, June 2-P. N.
Flour dull and unsettled; offered freely at
81 80, without buyers. Corn firm, fair de-
mand, Soc for mixed; prices nominal. Bar
ley held at %, and Barley malt at 81 90,
plenty of buyers at Sc per bushel below these
rates. Whisky declined to 3lc. with sales of
1900 bbls, buyers holding off. Provisions
quiet; very fe orders in market, but holders
firm.
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The Ohio Fugitive Slave Case.
CINCINNATI, June "a

CINcISNATI, June IN.
AhaJeas corpus issued by Judge Levett,
obeyed, and prisoners brought to this city
for trial. The examination commenced yes
terday. Case adjourned until to-day week
to allow the production of affidavit by either
party. 1t is probable that the prisoners will
be discharged by Judge Levett. but this will
not prevent their indictment by the Grand
Jury of Clark county and their arrest for
trial.
City crowded with strangers-Hotels over
flowing.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION s. AUCTIONEERS.
An ORDINANCE to amend an ordinance
passed Nay 7thls47, conceraing AUCTION d
Aucfionsers,n passed Nav 18th 1857.

Every auctioneer licensed under the provisions Of
or before the last day of each month file in the Office
Of the City Clerk, full statement under oath, of the
value of the merchandise, vehicles and livestock he
longing to others than the citizens Of Evansville,
which have been consigned or delivered to them dur
ing said month for sale at auction or otherxise.
The City Clerk, upon receipt of which statement,
shall enter upon the tax duplicate for the
page to he reserved for that purpose the amount
thus reported in the name Of the auc.oneer reporting
the and shall charge and assess thereon the
rate Of taxation assessed upon the PERSONAL property
Of others for such year. and shall at once report said
entry and the amount assessed in Writing to the City
Collector, who shall make a similar entry on the
duplicate in his possession, and shall proceed To coll
lect from such auctoneer, the thus assessed in the
same manner other taxes a,e collected.
Any auctoneer who shall fail tn make any report
iei for NV this ordinance, at the time above spec
iei shall for each offence he fined in any sum not less
than fifteen dollars more than fifty dollars; and
for any second or subsequent failure to make such
monthly report, in addition u such fine. the Common
council NAV in their discretion revoke the license gan
tel to such auctioneer
The price of license under this ordinance, shall
from and after the publication hereof shall I've hum
dred dollars for one year, and sixty dollars for six
months any shorter period, and all license granted to
auctioneers shall expire the first Monday i'm August
and no license shat! he transferable.
Approved by Common Council,
WE'LL II. WALKER, City Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

A T meeting Of the Council held on the evening
~ OF the 81 inst, 1t was motion, unanimously
ordered,
That the owners Of property, fronting High
street, aud extending from Leet to Fulton Avenue, be
notified cut away the bluff hank either side OF
said street, when the same Is required, and TO lay
good and substantial brick pavement along said prop
erty fronting as aforesaid, within ID days after the
publication Of this notice. and in default thereof the
Street Commissioner is hereby directed to perform said
work, and the costs and expenses accruing thereby,
will assessed tn, and collected by sale OF said prop
erty or So much thereof will satisfy said lien and
costs BY order Of Council.
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
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WAGONERS AND CARRIERS.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons hauling
lumber shingles, laths, salt, coal, etc., along the
wharf extending from Walnut street to Fulton Avenue,
that unless the Ordinances In such cases. made and pro-
vied complied with and such persons in accordance
with said Ordinances, take out license for said hauling,
then the Marshal is directed to enforce said Ordinances
and bring suit imme lately.
All persons having taken out said license from the
ex-Clerk Of Lam1sco, hereby notified II bring said
license to the Clerks Office Of this city, and procure
such persons require license for one year, then the
amount paid To the Lamssco authorities will he credit
ed on said license for said time. BY order Of Council.
WELL II. WALKER, elk.
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River and Weather by Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, June 2-H.
Weather pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, June e-N.
River stationary feet inches in the
canal, and four feet four inches on the Falls.
Weather clear.
PrTsBURe, June IN.
River six feet eleven inches, and falling
very slowly. Weather clear.
CINCINNATI, June 2-P. n.
River stationary. Weather clear and plea
can't.
PITTssURe, june 2-P. n.
Hvsr unchanged since noon. Weathel
deer and cool.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

A T meeting Of the Common Council held on the
~ evening Of the 10th inst, the following order was
unanimously passed., to-wits
Ordered that the owners Of property fronting Fourth
street and extending between Fulton Avenue and
width be lal down said part of said Fourth street
and also place down good curhing along said brick
pavement said described street, said work to he done
within thirty DAYS after the publication OF this notice
and i'm default thereof the Street Commissioner Is di-
rected perform said work and the cost and expenses
accruing thereby will he applied too and collected by
sale of said property, so much as i'll satisfy said
lien and costs.
BY order Of Common Council.
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

n 7 meeting Of the Common Council, held on the
~ evening Of the 9th inst, il was on motion unani
mously ordered,
That the owners Of property, laying and fronting
Chestnut street, and extending from Water street TO
the Canal, cause good and substantial brick side
walk TO be laid down said described property with
in default thereof the Street Commissioner is directed
to perform said work; and the costs and expenses ac
crung thereby, will he assessed TO and collected by
sale Of said property or so much thereof as will satis
fy said lien and costs. Rv or,ier of Council. ~
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
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Election Returns.

NEW HAVEN, June IN.
AT the municipal election held here yester-
day, the Democrats carried all branches OF
the city government by 500 majority.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.


DR.. Kane, from st. Louis to Pttsburg.
Rodolph and barges. from Pitts5urg to st. Louis;
Chancellor, from New Orleans to Louisville.
David White, from New Orleans to Louisville.
Silver Wave, from Pittsburg to st. Louis.
Fashion, from Louisville to st. Louis.
Monarch, from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
WI. Maclay, from Cincinnati to St. Louis.
Emma, from Cincinnati to Missouri River.
Hastings, from Pittsburg to Nashville.
Tecumseh, from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
W. A. Eaves, from Louisville TO Evansville.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the owners Of property lying on
the side Of Third street, between Locust and
Walnut, good brick sidewalk % he laid along
the front 81 said property within thirty GOD days after
the publication Of this notice. and in default thereof,
the Street Commissioner Is directed to perform said
work and the costs and expenses accruing thereby
will be assessed to and collected by sale of said prop
ery, or much thereof will satisfy said lien and
costs. By order Of the City Council ..
WELL ii. WALKER, Clerk
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EACH SATURDAY IN JUNE!

sos Prizes amounting to 1900, 900
Whole Tickets go; Halves S.; Quarters $sH.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from To $1,000. corresponding with
those tmbers the Tickets printed separate slips
Of paper encrclei with small tin tubes and placed
In one Wheel.
The first s57 Prizes. similarly printed and encrcled,
The wheels are then rerolvei, and numberis drawn
from the wheel Of Numbers and at the same time
Prize drawn on are openef and exhibited to the audi
ence, anil registered ny the Commissioner; the Prize
being placed against the Number drawn. This opera
Auproxjustlon Prizess-The two precedins and
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the first
y Prizes win be entitled to the - Approximation
s6oOo Prize, those Tickets numbered iiss se, 1881
and ll2s2, win each be entitled to 5 II Ticket No;
So ssi, s5, win each be entledto ss0O, and
cording to the above scheme, -,..s..,.
figure Of the Number that draws the $4,000 Prize For
example, If the Number drawing the SSoon Prize ends
sna, Mo- PC se 10 sse tss as en
with No 2, then all the Tickets where the Number ends
viii ss sn 81 t. s sa s5d :. the
Csf:iasais Of Package OF I: M I;12 Tssss
a. i iS Ris5ss e ::::::::: e
In orderins Tickets .. Certificates, enclose
receipt Of which they win be forwarded by first mail.
Purchasers have tickets ending in any figure they
NAV designate. ~ t.
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
| purchasers Immediately after the drawing
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office County and State.
~ Remember that every Prize is drawr and paya-
| BILE in full without deduction.
sK Ali prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawins-other prizes at the usual time Of
| thirty days.
All Communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
| 8. SWAN Il CO., Atlanta. Ga.
| II list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel. with the amount os the prize that each il
entitled TO, will he published after every drawing, in
| the following papers:-New Orleans Delta. Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, At
laita Intelligencer, New Y,rk Weekly Day Book and
| Savannah Morning News. and Richmond Dispatch.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, juno IN.
Flour firm a. 81 6211, for Howard Street.
Wheat dull; no material change. Corn de-
clined 3@6c, yellow and white at ss@soc.
Whisky firm.
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U. 9. sloop Of War jamestown Arrived.

The q. S. Sloop of War jamestown, from
the West coast of Africa, arrived this morn
ing. She left Porto Prayo May LIST. The
y. 8. Ship st. Louis, was in port-all we'll.
No American merchantmen in port.
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Arrival Of the America.

HALIFAX, June 2-x.
The Royal mail steamship America from
Liverpool, with dates to the Esd ult., has ar
rived.
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EVERY DRAWING.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quarters IS.
In the above schemes there are 5000 Tickets only
numbered from To $4,000. There are POO full Prizes
and 20 Approximations. making In all 22s Prizes No
smaller Prize than 500.
The Prizes are payable, without discount, on presen-
alton at the Royal Treasury in Havana.
sB The subscribers will cash all Prizes at per &C
discount, charging this for exchange, etc.
sEc An official copy Of the drawing will re sent to
each purchaser of Tickets IL Purchasers will please
write the signature plain, and give their Post Office,
County and State. Bills all solvent banks taken at
par.
- Orders for Tickets shares in the shove scheme,
viii receive prompt attention when addressed to
A. GONZALES a. Co.,
iel Nashville, Tennessee.
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DIR. T. M,GOwN,s ESSENCE OF TAI

DIR. T. M'GOWN'S ESSENCE OF TAR
IsA CERTAIN CURE FOR
Bowel Complaints and Diseases of the Lungs.
NHIRTY Thousand cures, without single failure.
IL For sale in Evansville by Keller Il White, Hal
Vierng.
The great American TAR SPRING LNIMENr and
NERNIFUGE is also for sale by them aug2l-dkwly
NEW LIQUOR STORE,
SYCAMORE STREET, BETWEEN WATER AND FIRST,
Evansville, Ind.
TUNHE subscriber has just returned from the East
II with a large stock OF Foreign and Domestic
Liquors and Havana Cigars. His stock contains the
best kind If
French Brandies; Jamaica Rum;
Holland Gin; malaria Wine;
Cherry Wine; Port do;
Bourbon WHISKY; Moron gaheia Whisky;
Rye do; Irish do;
Ohio Catawta; Rhine Wine;
Ahesynthe; Anissette;
Curacoa; Marascino, Punch Essenz.
And all other kinds 81 Fancy Bitters. The above
articles will he kept constantly hand and sold at the
lowest rates by
sep2a '57-dGw III. ANSPACHER.
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WASHINGTON, June 2-M.
General Scott, with the appreciation of the
President, has issued order to companies of
the ID Dragons, to move from Fort Randall
to Fort Leavsnworth. The Colonel Of the Cd
Infantry to detach three companies to occupy
Fort Smelling and Fort Ridgly. The 9Th Re
9imsnt. to bereplaced in Florida by volun-
teers, to proceed 10 Jefferson Barracks, and
there await nirther orders. Tenth Infantry
ordered to Fort Leavenworth, eight compa-
MES at once, and the'two at Fort Smelling and
Ridgly rs s6onas relieved by companies OF
the Cd Regiment. The above changes to be
made Immediately. Military orders have
been sent by telegraph to New York and
LeayenvOrtb.