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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-31
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Washington Items. Be-.
WASHINGTON, March 3O-Every exertion
is being made by the Navy Department to en-
able the United States frigate Niagara, to leave
New York on the 10th Of April. Owing to
the weight Of the submarine cable, she
will not take her armament on board.
The Cabinet have had several night consul
tations in relation to the affairs in Kansas
The new Secretary Of State, Mr.. Stanton,
will leave next Monday, and will be the act
ing Governor of Kansas until the arrival OF
Mr.. Walker, whose private business will de-
tain him until early in May. ''s-
The following Collectors Of Customs have
been re-appointed: Edward Hillyer, Newark
NJ; r. ID. Willis, Oxford, Nd; Jas. d. Dill,
st. Johns, Ala, James Sirere, Pensacola, Flor
ida; Michael Shoemaker, Detroit, Michigan,
vice Mr.. Zimmerman whose commission has
expired.
The following Surveyors have been reap
pointed: j. w. Mickle. Camden, N. j.; Chas
Barker, Snow Hill, Md.
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A FIRs-ALMosr.-Yesterday morning. the
back part Of Mr.. Kurtz's confectionery estab-
aishment took fire from the heat of q furnace
in operation there; but it was speedily put
out without'the assistance Of the engines
We have been deprived Of rain for SO many
weeks, that everything about our buildings is
in a bad condition, in case Of fire. Had the
fire IN this instance got under way,it would
have swept that portion Of the city. before
water could have been procured.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

|. THE RIVER continues to fall at this point,
with over eight feet IN the canal at Louis
willie yesterday. rnssrEr
GA new and beautiful boat passed down
yesterday for St. Louis bearing the honored
name Of Henry Clay. Success to her.
or The Eaves did not come down until
Sunday evening and returned YESTERDAY
morning Mr.. Churchill is not on the Eaves
as was stated asfew days since.
OF It was rumored on the street yester-
day that the steamer Alvin Adam and Spread
Eag,e, had been sunk below Paducah We
were not able to trace the rumor to any reli-
able source.
OF The elegant steamer Northener passed
up last night She will be down for Mem.
phis Friday. Passengers going South will
find the Northerner pleasant boat with a
gentlemanly set Of officers.
0J The following particulars of the sink.
ing Of the Belfast. will be interesting to our
river friends. We copy the account from the
Memphis News, of the 2lst:
| ION Tuesday morning last, as the Belfast
was ascending the chute Of Island 6G, and
just as she was rounding out at the head of the
island, she struck the bar and swung round
hard and fast upon the bar. Every exertior
was made to get her of. without avail. A.
last resort, Capt. Church ordered the hands
to throw off the railroad iron, amounting I,
$50 tons. but it had no effect. The wate
was falling rapidly. and she began to settle q
the bow. Word was Immediately sent to thi
place, and the Ingomar took down barge.
In the meantime the Cora came up, and
putting out her anchors above, she drroppet
down, so that by placing a fiat boat between
the two boats, the freight could be rolled Of
of the Belfast on to the Cora, Everything va
saved, with the exception offour or five cask
Of rice. On Thursday morning the Belfas
began to take water, and by night { % was s.
badly bent that Isrson standing in her socia
hall could not see any one in the ladies' cabin
The river fell so rapidly that when the Cor
left, the iron which had been thrown over
board was almost dry. The rate at whic
the river is falling will soon leave her dry
and her machinery and furniture will 10 saw
ed" te.eI aTlle
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THE NEW MEXICAN TREATY.

ST. LOUIS, March 30.-Dispatches purport-
ing to come from Washington City have been
published here to day, stating that the For
syth treaty had been rejected. The new
treaty between the United States and Mexico
has been framed. 1t pays Mexico $1,000,
600 for Sonora, Sinaloa and Lower California;
s., 100000 are to be retained to pay the claims
of Americans. The treaty also establishes q
postal line Of steamers between New Orleans
and Vera Cruz under the American flag
This will enable Mexico to obtain men and
munitions of war, during the threatened in.
vasion Of Spain to recover Church property
confscatsd by the Mexican Government
Bankhead, Secretary of Legation, has been
dispatched to Mexico with the treaty.
This is the first demonstration Of the o.
tend Manifesto. $1,000
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2 BORT Of Gpanspille 2IlG
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. o


WHITE CLOUD, from Cincinnati 70 Kansas River.
w. H. DENNY, from Wheeling to s.. Louis. -sli'. q
w. A. EAvHS, from Louisville TO Henderson an
back. r.. ais Ai--tt "a ~
CHANCELLOR, from Louisville to n. Orleans. -
APPLETON BELLE. from Pi;tsburg to Desmofncs.
MOSES GREENWOOD, from New Orleans to Cir
cinnati.
SILVER WAVE, from Pistsburg TO 81. Louis.
X. d, NBwCOMB, from N. Otto Louisvill 2 "
GULNaRE, from New Orleans to Cincinnau.
KEY CITY, from Cincinnati to ST. Paul.
FAIRY QUEEN, from Nashville TO Cincinnati. s.
MRDoRA, from Pittsburg 10 st. louis.
TBCUMSEH, from Cincinnati TO New Orleans.
HENRY GAFF, from Pitisbury TO Wabash.
FLORENCE from Pittsbure 10 Wabash.
JOHN BRIGGS, from Louisville 10 Memphis.
JACOB POE. from Cincinnati 10 Memphis.
HENRY CLAY. from Pitlsburg to st. Louis.
ORB, from Pittsbnrg TO st. Louis.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO CENTRAL
?. AMERICA. -. -

NEW ORLEANS March 30--Sales Of cotton
to-day 1900 bales Market changed. Re-
ceipts last week 5000 bales. Brcadstuffs
quiet; also provisions. Freights to Liverpool
unchanged. Exchange on New York IL.
( 1t is rumored that an expedition is fitting
out here for some point in Central America
with the supposed intention to make the first
demonstration against Beraqua, q province Of
New Granada, between Costa RIGA and Pana-
ma. The expedition is said to be friendly to
Walker, and will act in concert with him. II
is rumored that provisional government has
been formed and considerable amount o.
funds raised.
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VERDICT IN. THE HUME MURDER

WASHINGTON, March 29.-The jury in the
case Of Mr.. Lee, indicted for the murder Of
Mr.. Hume in the Pension Office Of this city
returned into Court this morning with yer.
dict of acquittal. The jury was governed by
instructions Of the Court. given at the instance
of the counsel for the accused.
Mr.. Lee, it viii be recollected, openly bu
enormously, charged Hume at the last public
reception Of President Pierce, with havin.
picked his pocket. Next morning whel
Hume called upon Lee at the Pension Of
fee to convince Lee that ne had been mistaken
Lee not only refused to retract the charge bu
firmly reiterated it. For this Hume cane,
Lee, when Lee shot BIN.
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Gro BIZ coSrINUEp.)

The THEArER.-A full house assembled
last night and seemed delighted with the spir-
tied play Of the Old Guard. To night Mr..
Mulholland appears in the play OF the Toodles.
We hope to see crowd, as it is one Of the
richest comedies extant. Mr.. NJ. in the Old
Guard last night was better than ever. He
is winning hosts of friends among the thea
tire goers. ~ $3.50
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p. Il. UKILEY T. CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
M ETA o TX "a N II g.
EVANSVILLE, IND.

-. HAvlso lifted ups mammoth NJ. =
sstE3{74 whl ?, Boat. the i.rsss, on the
Ohio kiyeT in the most ubstan4l manner, We are pre-
ourcare, eth
or BY RIVER, lRAlLROAD Oh CANAL.
without exposing TO the nclemeney ofthe weather. any
property; cuara;tentonwiiibepafdt to keeev
Produce consigned TO Us all promptly nlled
I p O'RIIEY returns hts since 70 thanks TO his M
nds for their patronage and respect
III ly solicts acontinuance oflhe same, which win lie
duly recprocaicd. -.
Store Room wcllsuppled, will be kept fef the ac'
of Boats ard their orders carefully IA
mh3-dAwty - y. H.OH'i'hf q VIZ
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CENTRAL AMERICAN, CONFERENCE.
NEw York. March 30.-Private intelli-
gence from Central America states that the
Conference Of Commissioners from Costa Rica,
Guatemala, Honduras and San Salvador, is in
session at San Miguel. Negotiations for the
partition and annexation Of Nicaragua among
the other States named above, arc going on.
Propositions for this arrangement have come
from Nicaragua Z
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The papers have recently given cur
rency to q rumor that Mammoth Emigrant
Aid Society has been organized ia the North
with capital Of three or four millions, for
the purpose Of purchasing lands on an extern
siye scale IN Virginia and settling them with
emigrants from the Free States OF the North.
with view to the ultimate extinction of the
nsti tuition Of Slavery il the commonwealth.
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The Wholesale Houses Of Evansville.
(CoNrINUED.)

We noticed yesterday. the wholesale dry
goods houses; those which do an exclusive
wholesale business. Many Of our large retail
establishments have their wholesale custom
erx, but our present notice only includes those
confined exclusively to the wholesale business.
In the grocery line, We have first, the old
house of BExENr & VIELE. The history Of
this firm is, perhaps. more intimately con.
nectsd with that Of Evansville, than any
other in the city. These gen tlemen began
long ago torn away to make room for SUBJ
stantial brick stores. Hor several years, thsy4
have occupied their present house, and have
done grocery business, exceeding that o
any house in. this section. They have now
in store, heavy stock, which they are SELL
ing at lower figures than the same goods can
bs purchased in Louisville or st. Louis.
PsssroN BRorHERs. have built up in few
years, an extensive trade. which they are con-
SANITY increasing. Their corner is one Of
the,busiest in the city; and they ship their
orders By almost every train that leaves the
city. These gentlemen have an extensive &C.
'qua,ntancs throughout the Wabash country,
and che late engagement Of Capt. Carson, will
bring them many custo mers from Green Riv-
err. They are deserving of all the business
they have succeeded in drawing to their
house, q = a {,
TENsEy s. SoRENsoN, on Water street, are
the successors of Messrs. AlIis & Howes. and
they have proved themselves business men,
in their management Of affairs, the last year
In-addition to their large. stock of groceries
they keep printers inks and paper, cards, &C.
of all varieties and prices. They supply all
the papers throughout this section with print
ing paper, at up.river rates, saving to the pur.
chaser freights and commissions. The stock
of paper and cards they are now Offering, ID
equal to that sold elsewhere. Will oul
country exchanges make a note Of this?
ALLrs & HowEs, have begun again in their
new house, next door to Tenney & Sorenson's
The bare announcement that this old firm 81
again in business, will be sufficient to induce
their OLD frlendS ana customers 10 seek them
outwhen visiting the city.
Dan, DALzELL & Co.. occupy the old stant
of Samuel Orr, who is in the iron business
in the adjoining store-room. Mr.. Dalzell ha.
been connected with this house. over year
and has proved valuable acquisition. Mr.
Samuel Orr is known to every merchant visit
ing the city. The old stand is crowded Will
"a large stock of groceries, which We ar
pleased to see they are rapidly selling on,
The iron store on the corner, kept by MI
Orr alone, is the only ono in the city devote'
exclusively to that business.
Z.H. Cook & Son, have wholesale de
partment connected with their house, on Fin
street. They are beginning to do . heav
business. though heretofore, their attentio
has been directed to the retail Department.
Merchants in search Of cheap groceries, ca
find them at this house. $500
49, (To BIZ cONrINUEp.)
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U. s. CIRCUIT COURT DECISION.

New YoRK, March 3O.-In the U. s. Cir
cult Court to day, Judge Ingersoll made q de-
cision confirming the right Of the New Eng
land Power Spring Company. who are manu-
facturers Of Vucanized India Rubber Car
Springs under Goodyears Patent. granting
perpetual injunction against the Union India
Rubber Company. t.i.1's =
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COLUMBUS, March ga FIRE broke out
this morning in the bakery Of G. f. j. Butler
& Brother, on High street, which burned the
establishment to the ground. together with
Winchester's Picture Rooms, an6 . tin shop
adjoining. The FIRE broke out about half past
one o'clock.
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BALTIMORE, March 30--New Orleans pa
pers Of Sunday have Galveston dates Of the
18th. Ninety-three counties give Roberts Is
majority over Gray for Associate Judge
Eighteen counties to be heard from.
The discovery of the mortgage Of million
dollars. held by A. Flagg and F. C. Habetch,
had occasioned considerable excitement.
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NEW sPRuNG GOODS!

M receiving 1T store Fosters Block IA,
w Street three doors below Main. South side dssira-
Bile Oh Of fahi opaba Spring Goods consisting In part
sha.ls Msnsss Ensroidsrss. searts. Dress. slis Or
masks. Cafps RuS Mating Floor Oilcoth Beached and
Brovs shsssG. Bleacned asa Brown white
Sc. which vsnov offer very cheap. Thankful for pss
fave ssfsiiy iAvise me Of this
prsao and quick salss y eur MOTTO
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1skv0k SzzU W 9SssHSs % 1v1vBxeF1'
ClNcISNArI, March 3O.-River falling
Weather clear
rise slowly at this point, and oil upper streams
in fair boating order. Weather clear and
warm. tN.
LOUISVILLE, March 3O.-River feet in the
Canal. 5 feet inches on the Falls. Weather
clear and pleasant. "a
SR. LOUIS, March 30.-River still rising
slowly at this point Six feet on the rapids
Of tho Upper Mississippi, twelve feet in the
channel Of the Illinois and five in the Nilsson.
ri. The latter stream is falling at Jefferson
City. Weather warm and pleasant.
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W Messrs, vickery & Johnson advertise
1000 pounds Of Nipple Sugar, just from the
country. Call and purchase before it is ell
gone.
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or Messrs. Woolsey & Nelson's sale Of
Dry Goods will be continued to-day, at 2
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nav GOODS AT AUCTyONl

Must received will be seld auction. 1t Aue-
90 Rooms regular sale days. aisrse and
raj assortment of Dry Goods Notions fancy articles.
asi.ns IN part Of Brown ssd slsaes,t ss:ssiss s.d
Jeans Hosine, Gloves. Mits. SPOOL Threads Lincys
Merinss. shaws. Suspsndsr. &C.. Sc. -
Cloths and Hair Brushes fancy Soaps Rsssr Pins
ans 20 meption wOOLSEY & NELSON.
novI ...7 Aucuoe GERS.
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AppRoxIMArIoN PRIZES.
go Prizes amounting $xOS ,OGV
Whole Tickets slo; Halves IS: Quarters s2,s.
Plan of the Lottery.

The Numbers from to ooo With those
the tickets prinsed separate clips Of paper
are small tubes and place In wheel.
The 2is similarly printed and snsresd are
placed in another Wheel
wheels then rsvoved. snd anunher drawn from
and the q me Prize IL drawn
from the Wheel The number and prize
and exhibited 70 the audience and registered by the
the prize being placed seaist the nun her
The nntii the prizes drawn
f.- 80. $3.50. 81. .... .rfFrr.
AUTHORIZATIONS PEzEs.-The two preceding and the two
succeedng nunbers irAwfng the first rs prizes viii
eassd the z! prizes sccofdns t. the
The 5000 prizes be determined by The last figure Of
the au the prize. For pie. IL
the ~iug the 0o prize en- d with Ma. thon
tickets whsre the nher in will be entitled 70
$40 Il number ends wth NO. then all the Tickets
the number ends in will ss entitled 70 go. and 50
O. - s'ft.
Packages will be sold At the following rates.
which is the risk: -.-l -.
10 Halt N" .,........., 20
e. g. o. ~ 10 Quarter ..,,..,..,. 20
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COMMERCIAL
HEw YORK MARKRf,

Nsw Yosx, March so.-Fiour heavy; sales Of II. 900
bills. state declined Sc: sales at % s59s 7e;. Ohio
Is eoss Is. Sc sales ates ls9s -.
Wheat nrm sales Of 500 bushels Corn hfm: sales Of
% 600 bushels Pork declined Sc; sales of Mess ut
go go; Premium Sls 50. Chicago Beef nrm at llh@
NIX; for hibbed shoulders 81. Butter 1897 Whisky
firm at g. Coffee qaiet and steady, 10 to II for Rio
Receipts Of the wsek 1000 bags: sales good. Sugar
buoyant-advancss ~ -s- ~ ,-srssF rs.-, y :
~ CINclNxAfl MARKET. aaa
. Cucrxxarr. March 3O.-Flour dull and unchanged;
prices nominal. Receipts fair. WHISKY steady at s3
Clover Seed doll. good deal offered from ST. Louis
arrive. Sugar acsiye; nc higher Sales Of sis hhds
Lard scsve, sales Of so0O bills at I3K Nothing done
ia otter articles. 80 = s.
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CJNclNSAfI MARKET
BALTIMORE MARKET.

| BAL1rMoRx, March 30.-Fiour dull. Wheat hrmer at
81 s5s1 ss for White; 81 3eSi 20 for Red. Corn dun
ut s7sD59 for white, and 81 for mixed yellow whisky
unchanged. :.
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NEW BOOKsi NEW ROOKs.!

NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKsn
n AUL FAME. BY N willis-his new novels
THs NIGHf WATCH. Tale OF Social Life in the
south--s NJ snd clover novel a ~ . =
= FANNY fxRN,s PLAY-DAY BOOK-ju,t new: .
isGoDE1,s Ia DI 6, 800 for February;
YANKEE NOTIONS for dos
RECOL ECTI0N OF LIFE TIME-by Goodrich
. nossinterestins and iustsuctivs YORK.
Alses losof yslentinss In great variety 81
jaaz7 isfliafsh faF' DOBELL 4 LsSTER.s
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lass Jars-loo boxes. dozen eseh gallon. GAL
nhss Sc. GILRT BBoo.
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CIR ACKR Rs AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
VUyHR I'd keeps hand argsassort
ment offresh Water. Batter laa Sugar Craekers and
Also So a. Naval Brssd which being manufac-
- low plass IN the Fest and are
in quality sy any other na.Isssory y We large
sy S,o. az sss sINzIcH
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From ALBERT G. IGICHARDDONsg A.
vertisine and ConespondSies 0faes, No. - bread.
way, New YORK. E.
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T. LASS LANrERNS.-2s dos wired and plain. for
nh27 q. q. GrLBERr q co.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-01
Keep it before the People!

That the Chase administration still
have 3549. 900 of the peoples money
unaccounted for!
DoN'T FoRGEr: That Gibson has
acknowledged under oath that he re-
ceived all the monoy from his prode-
cessor!
REMEMBER: That the present Aud
itor officially reports, that he counted
the money and found it all in the
vault Of the treasury, after MIR. Glib
son was in possession Of the office!
KEEP IT BEFORE THE People: That
Salmon p. Chase. well knowing these
facts, sought to deceive the people
by false statement that the deficit
occurred under the former admins
tration
LET 1T NOT BE FORGOTTEN: That
the Chase administration have in
creased the public debt of the State;
deprecated the State credit lost the
confidence of the financial world; that
they now stand in a reasonable atti-
tude Of defiance to the General Gov
ernment; and, to eliminate their in
fanny, they have stolen half Il million
of the peoples money, for which they
defantly refuse to render an account.
II Exchange.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-01
New for this Place!

TT will be glad tidines to tho people of Vim.
j ton County to hear that Williams ROOT and
FIR BALSAM, DERNlER AND SALVE, al
ready so highly recommended throughout Ath-
ems, Hooking and Morgan counties, where 1t was
introduced last winter, has inst been brought 70
this place, and can be hudat Condee d llewittS
Drug Store. lis offered on these special terms:
Try it, and II not sati6ed, return it within two
months (bottle half used and receive your mo-
ney back.
Use the Root and Fir Balsam for Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Phthisic,. Dyspepsia, Group, Pains in
the side breast or back, Kidney affections, Liver
complaints Consumption, DC, &c.
Use the Dernier for Burns, Bruises, sprains,
Rheumatism. &c. Also, for removing GreAse,
Tar, Pitch. Paint &C., from clothing,
Use the Salve for Sores. Cuts de-, and also in
connection with the BRsam for Pain &c.
~ AGENTS WANTED Active men, with
capital of from twenty to fifty dollars, can
make from twenty-five to ono hundred dollars
per month with no possibility Of loss.
For particulars address j. Williams & Co.,
Kingston, N. y.