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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-08

FOX COUNTY TONER.
- The friends of or. c. sCrLA!IP aruorl.ce
h's n0oe asa c1uli'te Tor reelection to ,;is olice E
County CHrm,s. 'rer. spi-tes
FUH tOCATY AUDITOR.
- We arc aE.h,r'zeI 90 a. n,urc- WfLLTtN IT,.
WALKER IS % en- i.. or III ii,J, Of : ar,e., u-l
County, 20 the aeNt election. lsep.lg-.e
49, EVANSVILLE Z NILE or Honor, 40
|. -. a, meet, every Thursday evening, in die
IIall, on Wafer street. over me Cln1l Bank.
c. W. ECDYABD, W.C.T.
A. J. O'REutv, ". x. iaii-,ly
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PRICE OF THE IMMINENT.

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
We are authorized 90 ann unce
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can a.s f1r Fs1seeu .lg Attorney Tor ,le Third
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-08

DRESS HATS.
T. have Row Oh hqtni All the ifFererf FINDS a.
so FALL STIE Dres, Hats, which we invite on,
friends and custom ers 10 call and f.Nsl,l me-
hAJIlt 4 * MAKCUNNIER
sepo Vain street., Between First snd Second
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~ 90 Two Dusae 0snaburgh eacks, itst rec'd
and !Or sale y. IselEl L, $. BABCOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-17

Wanacl<'s Theatre-Mtss Heron IN Nedea'
crowded house attracted here last ngnt TO ss'
sat at the Grst night Of "uedes the principal part oy
Mss Matilda Beron whose great success 10 "Csmle'
has been the town talk during the last three weeks
me audience included oil the people who are
presumed or who presume themselves 70 be critics
and dAetanH We have never before aeen SO msny
people 70 look ssoeed,sly vice and really appear
ns 20 exceedingly absurd. the play IN adaptation OF
H. Legouvs's hedee, which was accepted BY the drec'
Non Of the Coincide Franchise, but ree,ed by the sma
bic RACHEL who refused 70 study the principal par and
was nuloted good round sum for her naughty con
duct Subsequently vas done into oho,oe Italian tor
Nsor, and now Mes Heron presents IN Admiration Ia
good Saxon prose, her own work The plot iolows tue
tbe play u confined altogether to The enrsgsd Medes,
who hAs been abandoned after lawful marriage By the
bold sarrior JASON for the excellent reason ct least In
those days. that he has found psettier woman. hedea
has chiefly 70 embrace her children talk about her
wrenss-attempt to kill her rival and nnsly 10 Kill her
me play he's one m"ri. very sSor: For me res.
stupid, and only saved from utter condemnation by
the excellent acting Of Miss Heron. po our purpose
DEAF and her acting In 'camie me last named drama
Whatever may DO IT. faults IN . moral point Of
vsC an :rsi,'caiy oSs;s.0csss pay. I Usy
he model q he french o..:S as. and 70
had sood deal 70 couEnS against .sd sts oostsnded
successfuly The concluding portion OF tho nrss sossne
scene with Jason vh CreusA In the second and the
whole Of the third act very nneiy acted Soma OF
Miss Herons poses and gestures we're apparently sntFey
unsuoed and yet exceedingly artistic that thsy Gould
form the fines models for the scuptoy. In this Sspe 81
"Aedea" 10 finer than Camille" Miss Heron has certstn
faults Of manner such abrupt changes Ia her voi,e,
and some gaUehe,ies IN STYLE which time win prcbsSly
correct 6he sometimes jumps 1t her effects and seems
little coarse In woi king them out, and her Ideas seem
soms times to DO greaer than her power Of embodyng
them but she has . degree Of freshness, power org'-
naty and utter dhrsgart for stage conventoua'ies
the ue theatre soer, and her hold upon the masses as
Pc ~e'fu ~ II 10 fiattey,pg t,tt a
We have instituted some objections 70 "Aedea," 10
only just 10 that tho audience did not agree with
In thst respect Its praise Was unqualified s applause
most enthusiastic. Mss Heron was called for ss the end
OF each act and twice after the fell OF the curtain Her
recognition Of this triumph was exceedingly effective
the finest things have her do "MedeaY and
Miss Heron 80 far fled the stage That We cannot rea
remember how any one else played. '.t .. .t
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surplus revenue against the bank influence and In That
IL our safety A the revenue socumulstes In the go
vcsnmept depcstores, much drawn from the chan
neh Of commerce. draws largely upon the banks, and
serves ~ check upon the expansion Of these insitu.
tons. Il has . conservative influence upon our
bregn trade, and tends materially 70 keep
our mportatsons within proper limits. II how
ever appears thA with this the import ssious
have reached this year an amount never before known
In the same length o. umo. We can form some Idea
from this Of what The imporsasons would DO withou,
these who esome checks In this view Of the case We
are opposed 70 the application Of any extraordinary
means 70 dsplete the trsasury would, Just n this
nsnent, be very dangerous movement 70 throw upon
the market . large amount Of specio from the Sab
Treasury would give incentive 70 speculation and
asou TO prices that would not only hasten the ap
preaching revulaon but make moro terrible and dis
ssbous In iss operation. Tho accumulation In The 10
vernnsnt repositories the only thing that check
The impcvsaors Of the The banks have already
alarmed and hsve tax on steps hss will have
favorable eject IN the Of few weeks; but for toe
moment there ID help Spectators begin 70 sremble
at the prospect Of further accumulauons OF public
revenue They apprehensve that Congress will sd
jouYn without doing something 70 depee the treasury and
furnish bem with the necessary means to prosecute their
operations. 1t u the true policy TO lot them trem
own finances without beng ool Of for fortaerng
the schemes Of specula1rs The government has only
look back period Of twenty yearst 70 1870 realise
the effects OF for the different oques Of specu
lsors Unfortunately The spols are too gress prise to
long escape the power Of unprinciped speouIasng poll
tcans The public lands have been taken by The tens Of
millions Of acres at . grasp from the government by
combinations Of Political cques and we must not DO 100
sure the strong boxes Of the Treasury Will escape
We must watch and pray tina, the peoples money which
has for 80 many years been 30 we'll protected by Con
greonal enactmens, will escape the hands Of ruthless
politicians and enable To retain the proud position
that we occupy in The rank nations account Of
sound financial system and tho prosperous coalition Of
the public Treasury. We trust Congress win adjourn
without adopting any and uncsed for inca
sure to depete the Treasury. The commercial classes
In all parts OF the world rapidly fastening on TO
financial revulson and government will want every
cent of It's present revenue 10 meet expenditures dang
the proslrston Of our foreign and domestic trade.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ANTFrIRH NEW PAPER OF ILIUsTk ArToNa
"a Dehnesung me mode and manner IN gh ca ne Bond
street csmmred according O the hsory or the
four physicians appointed by authority to- that ssps
No "a oT FRANK LEsLIEs ULUsTRATED NEWS
PAPER win be yssdy tomorrow "Wednesday Feo ID,
1907. ,,,..
No Burdel his writing oesk, when hrst a'iacked
by the assassin. -, .
No The ter when the tragedy corsum-
mated.
Ne b.-vitw OF Cd els piece Of business 49,
No 6.--Vew the Grand Inquest held at NO. 81 bond
street with portrHs o auth critics and reporters
No. Portrait OF Judge Carron.
6-Partrait of Coroner ~ bnery.
No. 9-Portrat Of witness JoNi ARIEL.
No l0-Portrait OF Capt Diks -, .
No 1.-THE witness recognizing Ecke mr. n2M crowo Vi
gentlemen i.
No. I2-The Farrell hs appeared The stocp Of
Bord street the night OF the Tragedy when he saw
open the door -.
No i3-visw of Eckes bookcase in which DR.. Burdeps
private papers found -.
And twenty other engravngs the whole forming the
most complete and authentic history Of this most dreadful
tragedy having been tai by artists aud the most
emire Mt dsguerreoyps In the city.
This the only that be relied for authentic en-
cravings Of the news Of the day.
Look out 70 morrow morning for
PRANK LESLIE's ILLUaTR ATED NEWS.
No'e-To news agents - AZ many agents could not
obtain their supply last week and there 0rern
sui Dot supplied necessary, to prevent DISAPPOINTMENT
they should order Al once
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Birth.
vAn TIM On Saturday evening, Jan. IL, Mrs. J. VAN
tins, o. . son.
N arrSe0.


IIAvrrr-Pprpu -Op saturday evening Feb. 7, by the
Rev! DR.. J. Thomson, Capt Gsopss T. LBAvrI, Of the
bark Cuba, to MAHGARrr w., daughter Of the late W. w.
Petrie Esq all Of This city.
DIssMoRI- MoyyPIsNy On Friday, Feb. o, by Rev.
H. b. BlAh, Rev. JAMES DnsMoRE to Mas JAHI Mos EY'
PBENY
wnsos-wRT On Thursday, Feb. II, by Rev. Mr..
Waller, 1BoMAs Il. WILSON, U. NJ, to HESnnrrA n.
daughter of Capt. John West, both of Brooklyn
VAN CIIJF- EOrPIsG In jersey City, on TnursdAy,
Feb! H. by Rev. p ID, Van Cleef, Isaac VAN CLsEr 70
BAsBEI daughter OF the late James n Hopping, al OF
Jerse, cry.
PoiBAxus- BRooKs.-0n Wednesday Feb. II Of Craze
church, Lyons, by Row william Alien FAX, FDsE A.
PoiB.nus 10 lBsEy BOOKS Of New YORK.
WEus--sBo1 waLL AT Waterloo, N Y, on Tuesday,
Feb 3, nj ~ pnus church. by Rev Malcolm Douglass,
HKspy C. WsnE 20 JoelPBINr youngest daughter OF 'ne
late Dsvio sbotwell.
RysssoN- smRwoop I'm Fulton city Whiteside eoun
~ Dipos BY Rev w. Beers, Of the Episcopal church.
M GI0RGI w. BRsoS Of Passac, Now jersey, 70 Mss
CAlolrE daughter Of Stephen Sher wood, OF 0onesee
Grove, Whs,ae county Illinois, formerly VI brooklyn,
l. L,
Wisconsin and Arkansas papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-17

Gsena and Chicago, VI Reading, X. Tho nrmess sseck
or the list to day was Chicago sod Rock Island was
about the only one that sustained hssk Michigan South
ern and Cleveland and Toledo closed n IN Improvement
on the opening prioas There free sellers Of New
York Central this morning, and the bears Ge p1e
ting out the stock confidently. Tho London Ssocs
Exchange movement has about run oct. Tho
effect Of The last annual report lhe minds Of foreign
capitalists Visible. financial dodge Of this kind may
work we'll enough for . shsvt tine and u may answer
the purposes Of the desperate spectators who sssup
H. provided they mako rapid turns, but must ultimate
H react ruinously 10 he company ooaoernsd and result
in complete destruction 70 hs foreign credit Tho game
Of Peter Funk may do we'll Il mock auc.on, but Will
nos do In such place - the London Stock Exchanse
A such operations dseosd and they arc moi
long In finding such things cut not another step oan b
taken.
Ahev the sdjournment Of the Bard, the following sale
OF stocks and bonds made at auction by Albert
Noolay:-
am n la AAAA
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judicial ohcers Of their election according own
Ies aaiions:
"a. Trial by jury In their own courts.
3D. Perfect freedom Of religious belief worship public
md private.
Az champion from al duties Of customs and from all
taxation on real estate other property may
- imposed By their own municipality and collected
treasury OF the free territory be applied for the benefit
Ae said free territory
9th Exemption from military service e1cept for the de-
fence Of the free territory and within it's bounds.
The republic Of Honduras engages 70 exercise s rights
81 sovereignty over the Islands which
nunhes specified In this article.
1Ae Iepsohc Also engages not TO permit be
srected any iorhcadon on the said sands any other
bhnds In me bay OF Honduras. cede islands
any Of or me right Of sovereignty such sands
sny part OF such sovereignty 70 nation State what
ever
And xhsrsas slavery has not existed the said islands the
1eDae OF Honduras hereby engages that slavery shall
- any Tune hereafter be permitted 70 exist therein.
Arr H. Tho contrasting parties agree 70 o0umunicae the
present convention all other maritime powers and TO tn
VIE hem 70 Aecede 70 IL
Lsrd 1866. CLARENDON,
HERRAl.
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them Unless sess Dc & done sr ssSs
70 lament some FEARFUL calamity ar,slse IN their absence.
purns the las. ST, SasSs VI 5. seen A.n
M and o c: and
eight men have suffered more or less injury
s s %
s eni as ". 81 u0a
rAs ANNEXED table. .,hsi ssseory dimInuou in Tia
number q a,es since the Of my
icus my second sixty 1--WE; Si:d afg two fourth forty
eight .ns nv c sSs thirty ess Three ars
braeed IN present doeu%sn two BY h
:s q s1oSsr .snsa Thomss psHy eSssd a on Ss Ga
Of last September with firing his store No t62
ss 1S"
cnsses m. o fire"
Daring The past ok months he number Of fires
twenty compared with the correspondns period Of
1855 and d!misu,on of twenty-five conrassd with the
The csss: paid By the exceed hose Q.
mainly cosaasf.on on he ninth Of November, War,
rem And Murray loss that occasion amounting
M, experience sssSss sst mssy Tres e from h,
cause and Us: hs sscTsnss oS.miss saaass
TsSS sS S I ns xsS
asrsy supposed be sifa believe that large proper
y
wS ] bale s a' In
- POLICE TELEGRAPH.
The establishment Of elegraphc lines of communication
from the Chiefs Office TO esch police ton throughout the
city, has facilitated the ascertanng promptly where
res occur by sp eca regulation s made the duty Of the
captain lieutenant Of the district In which the fire takes place
70 announce by telegraph s exact position By locating
self a the office Of the Chief Police each night placed
In possession OF the earliest information and thus enabled
70 be more promptly the spot than could otherwise
by be There three police assigned 70 this
bureau by bis Henor the MayorMesms Chaplin and Crowley
Sy Gay and 0weps At night TO these officers
me.
The city divided sections of communication de-
romnaed the North, East South and West 10 70 the
nuy Of Mr. Charles Robinson that indebted for this
valuable auxiliary This gentleman also retained by the
city 70 superintend the apparatus An improvement on The
present machinery has been invented by Mr. Robinson.
which. put in operation, with greatly increase
the facility Of intercourse the lines
In concluson have to offer my grateful ACCOMPLISHMENTS
70 his Honor the Mayor the Police Justices and the Police
Department generally for the cordial operation they have
afforded in Investigations To the Fire Department
thanks also due for the zeal promptness with
which they have always rendered assistance In fact
truly that nothing has been lett undone by the city
authorities give the fullest effect the inquiries with which
/ am inrused Your obtdient servant
ALFRED K. BAKER. Fire MADhSl
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Crpadiin brands, with Q light stock. unchanged,
-four In sir demand without change In prices the
ssles embraced 100 500 barrels, within the range OF
prices River above Rye Hour was sesfy vto sses re-
ported OF about $50 barrels al sc 81 IS 70 for orc and
snpsrnne Meal Was nominal nj - B ~ New
Jersey, snd % 70 Q % 70 for Brandyvine wheat
The Glmness Of bolder CHECKED sales, and no
trsn,sctions OF moment we're reported Corn vas
more active and The ull prices OF saturday realized
he sales embraced about 900 30 900 bushels of
wntrn mixed al Tic. TO from store, and T3c. deli
vsred. A part OF the ssles were made for export Rye
vas held si CSC, while buyers were offering sc. sec
Osu we're unchanged with oderate ssles 81 Sss BIO
Tor state. ard $50. t4c for western and Chicago
CoF1T The sales en- brscsd about coo bags Of Rio
at ltc lie 10 do. Lasuayrs at l2isc a214c.
CeIIcs The 'slss footed up about 5000 bales the
I,rous Room for Ensrsh ports was more abundant,
and rates easier To Liverpool about Is Geo ouseen
2cc bss. srd :, 20 cd -Four was At n. Ice tons
fvsiis were entssed At les Cd To Lon5on rates we're
qeiei at 2bs for heavy soods and 70 cd for four 10
Glssgow atco bushsis Of were engaged In ships
bsrs 81 "a. To Rotterdam $50 tons ioswood vere en-
gsssd Of ga cd. and 90 tons honey 81 axe psrb To
Bremen 60 tors goods engaged II 2ss
rhsre was change 70 set'ce In rates for Hsvre.
Oits --Lipseed On the spct ~S nrmiy hsld IL ssc
SIC IN Casks and barrels Crude whale and sperm we're
urehsnrst -
Provisions Pork was crm, with sales Of $50 500
Ibis ipclu frr rev nese - s3' so, snd old DO Ns1o
80; prms vas at a. 81 n,se ses ~. nssay, ,n so
30 o go SIX sic %, and meas dc. st $40 baslS;
ether descriptions we're unchanged Bsoou YES arm.
meals vce IN fair demand. with safes Of about l76
ptssases Including ahoulde's ~ sse asAo snd hams
Of 1910 sleAc. Lara ". hrrp, ssa socers asked
m SIDE or The spot q, 13Sc s1sIc Buitw and cheese
were In fair ,emsnd ., steady prices
Rlcs quiet and nominal 81 Ne a,sc.
sro,ps The market 90 ouet and sales eoanpef 70
700 hrds Cuba mpscovaso exc aloc and snsii 10,
Fssnsb I,spds clarified, barrels, allko
brannd Sou, 900 bbs ncluclp small Ia. 2sc. and
The remainder 81 2shc
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Broadway Theatre-Mr. Forrest la "Wn.
liam TcIl.' $40 ' .'

Mr.. Forrest was greeted by . large audience av'
night, at the Broadway theatre IT being his frst ap
pearance since bis recent indhposition. Sheridan
Knowles play Of "wiiam Tell, which has been IN
derlned for some time, was performed, omswhat cur
tailed Of 10 fair proportions but would bear excssng
st, and, indeed, 1t is . question whether the whole
play might mot be e out with neloss Of pleasure 70
the public, CT credit 10 tae author. The
accounting Of the play was fair and some OF
the scenery very good, particularly . like and
mountain a sunrise In the second act where tue
dyaa psysoRo understood 70 be ont Of bed at that
uncomfortable hour In the morning What few oharso
krs there In the piece were olerAbly performed
but In fact there chance for any one but Mr.. For
rest and he Of makes The most Of the SWISS hero
In which he bad ample opportunity TO display bis pecu
liar powers. No matter what critics may say ri Mr..
Forests lack OF dnish, he has wonderful power
over the pon popSi who like 70 have their feelings
sroused and their passions excited and this usgedan hiss
ttDpestuous force that few audiences can Withstand
and nearly every the theatre impressed With
Of his power not Of his high artistic acquire
ments. civilian Tell" 10 unmiteated fustian conceived
with very little literary skill and iu OF spread eagle pa
trotsm and unhealthy SENTIMENT but then abounds IN
good ssge situations and appeals 10 emotionhst always
bring out the enthusiasm Of IN audience. THIS 4r.
Forrest succeeded In doing at night doubt but
that the house would be filed every night civilian
Tell" WAS performed for . month.
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ALFRED z. BAKER, Fire NJ
RUG ApTTuV. rrnN

The report was accepted and ordered on die.
Alderman hcCONKKY, Twentieth ward, who voted on
the reports respecting tho Lexington route but
do not vote the aeston for reconsideration asked
leave 10 be allowed to record his vote.
Considerable discussion ensued. Aldermen Wilson,
Jscksor Ticker and others opposed the privilege being
granted 10 the Alderman Of tho Twentieth.
Tue PRECEDENT announced that II the vote proved Ia
favor Of the request OF Alderman xcCorkey be would
merely allow him 70 d his vote, would per-
nit 1t to disturb the action Of the Board 10 the Com
mittees reports.
The Board them proceeded 70 take up and refer papers
from the Councilmen and adjourned 70 Wednesday next
NJ q O'Clock.
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Court Cslendar-This Day.

surs,ss Corpr--Oreui, Mos $50, 7N es7 lsa, liza.
1874 tel 800, s9o s72 600, se 6sb, 2se, &c. COL ee9
e93, e9t cot.
Upn,p STAINS Drrucr Corsr-Ncs 81, 90, Ga, 40, ss
10 10. a., SO as, 81, a.
ma 67s, slS $40, ss1, sac, eis, slp, 4S2 100, 2se
COMMON PIsls Part 1.-Nos SOS, see, 3lS, $40, sal
slB s4e 1855 S61, seo 5ss, $50, 4o7 4c5 475. Pat -
ls1, 2es. sl6, tN.
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FINANCIAL AND oMMeRC,.L.
=
NEY MA n Il " II.

MONDAY, Feb. 10 I. NJ
The stock market s in very unsettled condition The
daily transactions sum up tens OF thousands OF shares,
but with all the activity the tendency Of prices continues
downward. Az the first board to day Ohio es declined
X per cent; virginia 90, y; Missouri e's NJ oomoer-
lard Coal, Y. New yors Central Rsllrcsd = Ere y