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The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Ed a.. O'RILEI. S Co.. OLD RS-
II TABLISHED WHARFB0AT, Evansville,
Indiana. Storage, Forwarding, and Commission
Merchants, general Railroad, Steamboat, and Ex-
r,rc-s Ancr,ts. Sna1ial Acnrats
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE Z. ". LINE.
Last Nights Dispatches.
Nrw YORK Anr o- NJ

NEW YORK. Aug. Or. NJ
The connections and Office arrangements
of the Atlantic cable are in such state of
forwardness as TO insure the early opening
of the line for business. II is understood
that the tr:,nsmis sion OF the Queens al 4
Presidents peace messages through the ca
BILE, will take place early in the afternoon
and T-ohably in the course of the present
week Instantly after the transmission of
the Pm ident's reply to the Queens MESA c
the two communicative will, by consent of
the President, and through the cooperation
of the managers and employees of the tele-
graph lines of the country, be made public,
from New Foundland TO Texas, and from
Quebec to the boundary of civilization, in
, the northwest.
We have assurances from all points th,t o
soon rs the Qneen's and the Presidents mes
sages are received there will he public and
private demonstrations of Joy by the ring
ing of bells firing of salutes, &C., in every
city, townmd village throughout the whole
country.
1t is understood that Mr. Field will cause
notice to be given in advance of the day
when the first message will be transmitted
through the cable.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
RAILROADS AND EXPRESS.

HNH.5.NGE or TR.TR.-ET.S.E-S-
s'r,Isyi,i. $500 R,,laoSd AMP eRA" - @
On and after Monday, July 18th, lSlS, the trains
on this ruad will 5 follows:
The up mail viii leave Evansville at Q a. VI;
Nincennes 2.l0 and arrive at Terrc Hauie al ) r.
VI. as heretofore. (Dinncr both at Nincennes and
Tcrre Iiaute)
The down mail will leave T"rre Haute at 3.35 F.
NJ; Nincennes Gag, and arrive at Evansville al g 10
j. NJ. Supper at Nincennes.)
THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN BETWEEN
EVANSVILLE AND NINCENNES.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays cny.-
VIII leave Ninccnncs at GOO \. VI. ana arrive at
Evansville at 10l5 \. NJ.
VIII leave Evansville at 80 T. VI. and arrive al
Vinccnncs at 5.37 =. II.
BETWEEN YINCENNES AND TERRE lIACTE.
On Mondays, Wednesdays api Fridays only
VIII leave Yincennes at 600 y. N. and arrive at
Terre laute at 1880 \. NJ; will leave Tere Hauie
al 40 =. VI. and arrive at Yihccnnes at 6.}- r. VI
JOHN ISGLE, JE., Sup't.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11

Ex-SHERIFF GAvITT arrived on Saturday
night from St. Louis, with the chap who
robbed the safe at the Pavilion Hotel, and
safely lodged him in the lookup. He is to
have his examination tomorrow. proves
to be graduate from a penitentiary, and
turing the last winter taught public school
IN one of the districts in this county. He
is one of the professional burglars, and is
well known to the police of Cincinnati
His arrest was accomplished by an adroit
use of the detectives art. From the Mother
= Of the prisoner, in Cincinnati, Gavitt got
his private letters, and from them learnt the
course the burglar had taken Following
him to st. Louis, after good deal of trouble,
Gavitt found his lodgings, and was watch
ing the premises at very early hour in the
morning. before the inmates were noying,
when a small boy came out of the house,
and being accosted by the ex-Sherif, told
him he was going to Doctor for new
iodger The ex-Sheriff profeSsed himself to
he a physician who would be happy TO at
tend upon the invalid Being introduced
to the sick chamber, and having examined
the tongue and felt thcpulse, was profound
Iy cogitating upon the diagnosis of the
case, when the aliectionate wife and sister
in-law of the patient anxiously enquired
what he could do for the sufferer. The
Doctor replied he should prescribe pair OF
close fitting handouts, which he immediate
ly took from his pocket and applied to the
wrists of his patient. The effects of the
application were sudden and violent, but
these symptoms yielded at once upon the
appearance of st. Louis police officer, who
was in attendance at the door, and the
prisoner settled down into quiet reposc.-
lie stood the fatigucs of his journey well,
and his health is now fully restored, for
which DR.. Gavitt's application has the
credit
The expenses of removing the prisoner 5
family, consisting Of n wife and her sister,
had nearly consumed the sum obtained from
the Pavilion, and only some $50 were re-
covered, but very dangerous rogue has
been secured His wife has finished her ed
ncation in the same institution, from which
the husband graduated, and it is likely the
sister has been receiving lessons in the pre-
Paratory departments of the same school.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
Hon. Thomas Coryin on the slavery
Question.

Mr.. Corwin, it is expected, will be a Re
publican candidate for Congress from Ohio
In recent speech at Morrow, in Warren
County, he declared the following scnti-
meuts upon popular sovereignty, which GER
'tainiy differ materially from the former
views of his party, and exhibit a change
that promises to remove the principal causes
of sectional agitation. In these doctrines
every truly national and conservative nan
can unite.
He had seen it stated as true, and did not
know but it was true-he didn't care
whether it was or not-that he was not a
good Republican. Well, he thought he was,
tlaughter); but if it was a doctrine of the
Republican party that q State had not u
right to admit slavery or expel it, and
should be kept out of the Union for doing
either of these, than he was not good Re-
plblican. He felt that the Consti u ion
gave to every State or Territory the right
to form its own institutions, and having
formed them, to come in on an equal foot
ing with the other States. All diScrimin-
alton for or against its admission simply be-
cause it adopted or rejected slavery, was un-
constitutional.
Governor Corwin said he was not an ini-
mediate emancipationist. Would they tell
him what to do with the negroes if they
were emancipated? He knew what some
said Do right, and leave the consequence:
10 God. Hewas agreed as to that, but what
was right ? Had we a right to destroy the
black man To benefit him We could eman-
oipate every negro we saw, if we would
only cut his throat. No man would have
any property in him after that. daughter.
We had no slaves in Ohio, therefore emanci
patton gradual or immediate was not q
question here and we could not interfer,
with the laws ofKentucl<y so as to produce
emancipation there.
He asked what consequences would flow
from the doctrine that we ought to keep ou
States with slavery in them. Suppose
Pennsylvania should hold convention anC
ordain slavery. If we had right to ex
clude slave States, ought we not have som,
way 10 turn out State already in, tha
should become a slave State2 And i
the constitution was designed to confer tn
former power, was it not imperfect for max
i NC no provision for the latter case? III
could not, as a moral citizen of0hio, destroy
the symmetry of the constitution by con
tending that il allowed us to exclude State
because they had slavery in them.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
Nsy YopK Aup g-p NJ

NV Wthf
At a meeting of the City Council, mes
sage was received from the Mayor recon-
mending that the hospitalities OF the city be
extended TO all connected with the laying of
the Ocean Telegraph. That the citizens of
New York he requested to illuminate, and
that all the public buildings be illuminated
on the day to be fixed for the celebration OF
the great event.
The Council adopted a Series Of resolu-
tions, congratulating the public, rendering
thanks and offering a municipal dinner to
all concerned in the enterprise, providing
for the illumination of the City Hall, and
requesting Mr.. c. W. Field TO sit for, a
portrait, to be placed in the Governors
room, at the City Hall.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11

\ SHOCKING CAsUALTy.-The vt. Vernon
Adcoeate says that one of the men employ
ell in McsSers. James Is Magge's distillery,
on Tuesday last, by which his life is en-
dangered. While working near the slop
vat, which was filled with slop almost boil
ing hot be accidentally slipped and was
precipitated up to his middle in the scalding
mass. lie was Immediately extricated, but
not before he was shockingly scalded, the
skin coming off with his clothes.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
n- A desna,cb from s. Jobn,s contains

BE- \ despatch from st. Johns contains
an address from the Governor and Council
of Newfoundland, congratulating Mr.. Field
and the officers of the Niagara upon the sue
cess of the great enterprise that is about 20
unite the old and new world in more inti-
mate relations. This great achievement
had been accomplished by the good man
agement and indomitable energy of those
who had had it in charge, aided by the
blessings of Providence. Mr.. Field made Il
suitable reply. The officers of the Niagara,
with Mr.. Field, partook of dinner given
by the Governor, and in the evening at
tended n grand ball at the Colonial Build
ing which concluded the festivities of the
day.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
pI8.f.,.sP0RTsTFO.y U.EsTW.RT,

~ We beg TO call the attention Of Merchants
buying ordering their fall stock the Ea-t-
cites TO the superior advantages and acilities
of the
for the ssfe and Speedy transportation of FTeigts
to Evansville and vicinity Connections are made
with the most reliable Railroads and Steamships
River route shortened and improved by completion
10 Parkersburgh. Through rates lower than by any
other route. Apply TO
W. Porter, Boston; B. f. KELLY, Philadelphia
G. r. PERvTEL, New York; J. r. ENGL,sp, Balti-
more, for information or through rates. or 10
GEO FOSTER & Co, Freight Agents.
Corner Locust street and Canal, Evansville, Indiana
jy-23
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
New York Market.

New YORK, Aug. 10.-M.
Flour advanced, with sales Of $4,000 bbls
at 4oGd4 50 for State, Southhrn 20G .
30, Ohio 3 3G(G5 60. Wheat advanced,
sales 42,000 bushes Southern red at l 22fa
| %, white $40 80, Western red l2Gs,
l3. white llGl 25. Corn heavy, sales
of 0,0o0 bush at 40 for mixed, 75(d sc for
white. Prime pork has declined l5c with
sales at Ii IS. Whisky dull at 81. $500
bags coffee sold at auction at 9sMlls, the
auction rate being nearly 81.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11

BHy- We invite the attention of the sick
and afflicted, to the advertisements in our
columns of DR.. Easterly's Iodine and Sar-
saparilla, and Gridley's Salt Rheum and Tet-
ter Ointment DIR. Carters Cough Balsam,
DR.. Bakers Specific, DR.. Hooper's Female
Cordial, and DR.. Easterly's Fever and Ague
Killer These medicines are prepared by a
thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and
Pharmaceutist, so that all can rely upon
them as being safe and effectual in curing
hediseases forwhich they are recommended.
They are standard remedies, and can be found
in nearly every Drug and Apothccary store
IN the United States
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
New YORK, Aug. 9-v

The Steamship Arago from Havrc and
South Hampton has been signaled below. Her
dates have already published by a despatch
from Cape Race.
On the 9th ult., Mr.. Tenbrock won n
match race, with Orlando, against Inimosa
in..the race for the Stewart cup. Babylon,
Mr. Tenbrock's horse, was among the last;
and for the SLrrant stakes, Woodburn he
also came in fourth.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
Cincinnati Market.

CiNcINNAri, Aug. 10.-P. N.
Flour firm, at 4 50(d4 so for Superfine.
Whisky steady at 23I. Provisions un-
changed, holders firm, not much done
Mess pork l6 so. Bacon 5EGyss and IL,
demand moderate. Wheat 2(G3 cents high
er and in good demand. Oats buoyant, but
not higher. Rye 62 and in good demand
Money easy. Exchange dull. Business ac-
tive
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11

g8 Oar young friend LYoSs, one door
above She Post-ofIice, still continues to get
up those e'egant garments, to order, for
which he is so Justly celebrated. lie has a
small variety of Devlins clothing, still left,
together with a nice assortment of furnish
ing goods.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
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eSS1vsssssss<eees
LFD.f.TS EXPRESS C0.rP.F.l'I.

eE NEW ARIA NGEMENT
The ADAMS ExPREss CoMPASY respectful an
to their friends and patrons, the public uf
Evansville and vicinity, that with Increased fsc.i-
ties for the transportation Of
FREIG PA M GES.
MONEY AND FALU BLES.
They solicit continuance Of former favors. Is
Tecal taken in the collection of Bills Drafts.
Notes, and the transportation of small and valuable
Packages.
All persons wishing to avail themselves Of the ft-
cilitcs of the Express, obtain any desired iifur-
nation in reference the routes and details of the
business, at their OliCe on First street. between
Main and Locust, opposite the Post q lice.
Il" Is G.. III. FISH, Agent.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
e9- The interest which the Office holder

GE- The interest which the Office holders
at Washington feel in the Congressional
elections is disclosed by letters from Wash
ington, one of which says;
The defeat of Black RepubicaniSm in
the ST. Louis Congressional District has ex-
cited the widest delight at the Federal Cap
itol. The announcement of the victory in
the evening papers, has wrought perfect
delirium of enthusiasm amongst the Na-
tional Democrats here.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Aug. IN.
Flour firm, Ohio and Howard street ) rs
Wheat dull, red ljCa.l %, white | 3O(d.
/ -. Corn dull ut decline of 3!G,i, sales
of white at s4G SO, yellow 9l@93. Whis-
ky firm at 26td2S. Provisions heavy and
unchanged.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
RiYer md Weather.

CINCINNATI, Aug l0-PM.
River has risen lS inches i'm the last %
hours. Mercury 80
LOUISVILLE, Aug. l0-M.
Scant four feet in the ca,.al an station
sry. Slight rise expected. Weather clear.
Mercury s97.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11

a9y- Messrs. Lanier and Inkseep have
sold their stock in the Branch of the Bank
of the State, at Madison, to MeSsrs. Calvin
Fletcher and Thomas ii. Sharpe, of lndiar-
apolis. Mr.. Sharpe has been elected Presi-
dent Of the Branch in place of Mr.. Inkscep.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
NEW YORK AuO 9-P

Arrived Mt the lower quarantine, ship Pep
erell, from New Orleans, bound to Bordeaux.
She put in here in consequence of the
captain and most of the crew being sick
with the yellow fever.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
New Orleans Market,

MEN ORLEANS, Aug. 9--P. N.
Pork buoyant at an advance of soc; sales
at lS 90; rib sides 9lc. Tierce lard ILL.
Coffee-salcs of the week $50 sacks; stock
in port 1900 bags agains 100000 last
wear
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Aug. l0-P. NJ.
Flour firm, and in good demand at full
rates; receipts fair. Whisky 22l, and in
fair demand. Nothing done in provisions :;
market quiet
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
BrrurL. Conn Auo. IO-p

BETHEL, Conn, Aug. lO.-P.M.
3 The Hatters' Bank of this place was rol :
bed on Sunday night of eighty-six thous-
and dollars, chiefly its own bills. The Off
GERS caution the public against taking the
bills for the present.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11

gs- The stone for the Government build
ings at indianapolis, is being taken from the
quarries near Lawrenceburg. II is said TO
he of the finest quality.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
Steamer Burned.

ST. Ions, Aug. lO-P. NJ
The steamer Edward Manning was burnt
at Alton yesterday. Loss $4,000. Boat
insured for Sll 900 in Pittsburg offices.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
OrEREc. Anr- 4-r NJ

The steamship Nova Scotia arrived here
yesterday from Liverpool, with dates to the
18th ult. Her adviccs have been antici-
pated by the despatch from Cape Race.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
aoEW, ORLF.f.N.s .T-1sEs ET:l-l.-
g PACKET, THE CIIOC .
L. -t......r. cTTOrrr, W c.-.ns.

= WILL. PAthEI, THE CioC
sszss The steamer CH0CTAW, Captain
~ : SYEDLEY, viii run regularly for the
- remainder of the season, an5 rs
long as the water viii permit, regular packet,
between Evansville and New Orleans. From her
great speed, she easily make the trip in thirteen
days, and will leave here every fifteenth dav after
her departure. She viii return on her third trip
on THE llTH OR 18TH OF MAY
The time Of her arrival VIII be telecraphed from
Nicksburgh and Memphis, and duly announced In
The papers, that shippers may know and rely gIoa
her movements.
Her officers pledge themselves TO do OH in their
power for the interest and fame Of the city with
which they sack TO identify themselves. and they
solicit IN return from CITIZENS srch encouraCcueslt
viii make their connection With the city perIna-
uent and reciprocally profitable =he boat will
need for her support freights as well as down
oargoes, and in proportion TO her receipts D., can
she afford to reduce her down freights. Shippers
here should, therefore, for their own interest en-
dcayor to her ~ frcights from their cores.
pondents. l. a. CRANE Aceut
ap3l-
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
ST.. JoHN's, y. r.. Aug. 9-p

The U. 5. steamer Niagara and Hudson
Bay Nail steamers Gorgon and Porcupinc, ar
rived here this evening from Trinity BAY.
All well.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
" sTRsTTo.l; EsJ.ERI. avn

g 9 Sale stable. Second between Main aul g.a-
cn~t Streets, opposite the Old Presbyterian Church,
Evansville.
The undersigned has large and commoduus
Brick Stable with sheds for carriages. aud Is pre-
parcd to take horses by the day, week moBih.--
Ills customers may be sure Of having their animals
we'll and carefully attended to lie refers 20 the
following gentlemen whose horses be has had long
time under his charge.
lie has also number Of COOL and safe horses FOR
tlie saddle or harness, with "A number of new and
comfortable buggies, to hire. orders for saddle
horses or buggies, will be punctually attended 90.
Refer 20 G.. G. Keats, Gas Office: G. T. Bcment;
]. :. Cavitt, Ex-Shcrif1; CyPrian Preston.
prtl2-Iy / STIATTPN
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-11
,VggcHf.s'E.V.gDR Ho RsE $40 = :
E0OTICE To E.SR.nERn .f.,:G

lOOTICE To E.SR.uEGs .f.S,S
av HAY DEALERS.-The undersigned y ou,d
respectfully inform the Hay Growers ami Dealers
that he has purchased the right to make and sell
Pennistons portable Hay Press in NaBdcrburgh
and Warrick counties, and is now ready 70 receive
orders for Presses, which he viii promptly hlI and
set up, and warrant 10 perform all that is repre-
sentvl. Persons wanting Presses would do well 10
call on the undersigned and examine the model and
the principle upon which they work, requiring lees
power and hands and doing work and better
than any other Press in for anything like the
money, and take up hat little room.
shop on Second street between Oak and Mulher-
~, Evansville IL. DYSON.