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River aud Weather by telegraph.

BUFFALO, Jan ls-x
Weather clear. Mercury 90.
TOLEDO, Jan 1S-N
Weather cloudy. Mercury So.
CLEVELAND, Jan. ISL.
Weather cloudy. Mercury sc.
CHICAGO, Jan. ls-M
Weather clear. Mercury "a.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. 1sM
Weather cloar. Mcrccry 80.
PRAIRIE DU CHEIS, Jan 1s-M
Weather clear. Mercury degrees below
zero Of sunrise.
LOUISVILLE, Jan I'm
The river is rising, with eight feet three
inches in the canal, and six feet four inches
in tho Kentucky pass over the rocks. The
weather is clear.
PITTsBrRe, Jan. 1S-M.
There is nine feet five inches water in the
channel by the pier mark and rising slowly.
The weather is cloudy and damp. Mercu-
ry 4S.
CINCINNATI, Jan. lS-M.
The river has fallen one foot since Satur-
day evening. The weather is clear and
cool.
CINCINNATI, Jan lS-PM
The river has risen six inches since noon.
Weather clear.
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Suicide.

IIsbNhV, Jun Io-N
Capt. John +. Cole, who was sentenced on
Saturday to the PenItentiary, for assaulting
his wife with intent to kill, committed sui
eide in jail yesterday morning, by hanging
himselg.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan ls-a

On Thursday both branrhes of the Legisla-
ture unanimously passed resolutions author
izing the Governor to call u State Conven-
ton, if Congress refuses to admit Kansas I'M
der the Lecompton Constitution.
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New York Markets.

NEw YORK, Jan. lS-M.
Flour firm 1000 barrels sold at 81 1894
95 for Ohio, an advance Of Sc. Wheat firm.
Corn dull and heavy, $4,000 bushels sold.-
Mess Pork SC lower; sales at sl4 1904 So
Stocks dull. Sterling Exchange firm but
dull at 91S@l0 prem.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 1S-S

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 1S-a
II. S. Masraw was re elected State Treas
urer. Both Houses have passed a bill pro-
viding for the erection Of an Executive Man-
sion
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TIE RIVER
Arrivals and Departures.
JANUARY 10

UANIANl
southerner, from Memphis to Louisville.
Neptune, from 81. Louis to Pittsburg.
Isaac Shelby, from Wabash to Evansville.
Queen OF the West, from Cincinnati to New Orleans
Umpire No. 3, from Wabash to Evansville.
Susqpehanna, from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
Henry Fitzhush, from Cincinnati to Nashville.
Woodford, from Louisville to New Orleans.
II. Bridges, from Bowling Green 10 Louisville.
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The RIVER at this point continues to rise,
but very slowly.
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EVANSVILLE & CRAwFORDsvILLE
~ s s5|3|l 5 ||E|I 9
r ALL r o A p 4.
o r Louisville, Cincinnati, St. Louis Indis
apOlis and the East
CHANGE OF TIME.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER, ssrs, 1854.

I'm and after this date, the Mail Passenger train will
u leave Evansville at O'Clock and 20 minutes =.
NJ, making close connection at Nmcennes with trains
East and West the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for
at Terre Haute at $40 p. NJ. connecting direct with
Express trains for Indianapolis, Cleveland and the
East and for Chicago and Central Illinois,
KETURNING-ieave Tere Haute at 400 p. NJ,
vincennes at 7ss, and arrive at Evansville at le:OS
p. M.
follows: Leave Evansville ut $50 A. NJ, Arrive at
Terre Iaute at $50 J.. NJ Leave Terre Haue at b:io
A. NJ :, Arrive at Evansville 4;iO z. NJ
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AN ELEGANT PIANO FOR SALE.

AN ELEGANT PIANO FOR SALE.
ONE Of Peters Cragg's superior Pianos, nearly
new, is offered for sale. 1t cost s25 and will be sold
FOR CASH for sss5.
Also, one of Martins elegant Guitars. which cost
80, entirely new, can be bought for go, CASH. APP
ply at this Office. lec29-f
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~ THE SAVINGS BANK on First street near
6sSe Main, buys Tennessee, Illinois, and Wis
cousin money. Call in. nov3- II.
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Inferred.

IHfLADELPHIA, Jan. Io-N
The remains of Capt. Reynolds and pri-
Yates, were inferred with imposing military
display, yesterday afternoon.
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vn<-~ SIGHT and Short Time Bills on New Or
6e<Se leans wanted to the Savings Bank, First
street near Main. decl0.
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Evansville, Paducah and Cairo
Mail Boat,
J H. DON E,

uYILL Leave Evansville every Monday and
/" Thursday, connecting closely at Cn..
Paducah with the Tuesday and Friday ellxHks 3
Cumberland River Packets Cuia and
Blanch Lewis, and the Tuesday and Friday Tennes-
River Packets Edmonia and Aida, and the Tues.
day and Friday Memphis Packets Ocean Spray and
Daniel Boone.
Fare and freight very low. Cabin accommodations
excellent.
sE- Orders fcr merchandise or produce entrusted to
the Captain and Clerk strictly attended TO.
Tickets by railroad TO all PRINCIPAL cities for sale ON
board.
eE- Merchandise shipped by city merchan Is on the
steamer j. III. DONE will be- received and shipped
rom my wharf boat free of charge,
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RECEIPTS BY THE RIVER.

FROM BOWLING GREEN-Per steamer
III. Bridges 500 ties lard. Cooke &c Son:
los bbls pork and lard, hhds tobacco, S
Mitchell &c Co.
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New York, Jan. 1s-PM

Cotton firm. 1000 bales sold. Wheat
heavy, 900 bushels sold; red declined &c.
Sales at 81 l2@1 Is. Corn dcclined-l7 200
bushels sold; white lc lower; sales at 7l@72.
Whisky 1zc lower; sales 2o11@2lc. Sugar
heavy at 51SG5s{c for fair Orleans. Mo-
lasses heavy ut 261z@2Sc. Coffee heavy at
s15@1o.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
fHR NEW YORK
STEA NJ SAW MILL
MACHINE COMPANY.
-; Capital, $3.50, 600.

80: Capital, $3.50, 900.
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SAND PRIZES"
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MI 0SS SIDE, by Marion Ha-land;
lvl The Sultan and bis People;
Mabel Vaughan, by author Of the Lamplighter;
Life Of Spurgeon;
Anecdotes for Boys and Girls;
Fresh Leaves, by Fanny Fern;
just received and for sale by
oct5 7. CONYNGTOS.
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" HEAT FANS
w fresh supply Of superior Wheat Pans r,
and for sale low by s:y2l SAMJEL ORB.
rUNIN PLATE 500.
u 400 Boxes Tin Plate;
no do Roofing Tin, reed and for saleby
anglf SAMUEL ORR.
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UNRIyALLED ATTRACTIONS.


MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMMES FOR lss
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nurseries OF the navy the elementary schooi or American
nautical enterprise and The fathers Of such men Halt
Perry and Decatur aud that the policy Of bountes for
this very reason has with but exception been CONT
ued under every administration from Washington 70 the
present
During the discussion Of Mr. Clay IS bin last May IL
asserted BY Mr. Hmu that the fisheries we're ia fact Of
national IMPORTANCE that they had entered largely into
the political history OF the country that they are as nm
portant now as they were, although the limit ol
their field prevented their greater expansor that during
the Revolution the New England fishermen captured 2eb
COO tons of British shipping and equally efficient IN
1872 that the fisheries educate 5000 instead OF Is 900
that the bounty was needed account OF the
small compensation and great hazard OF the occupation
and that was the cheapest and best school ior American
seamen
THE BILL FOR REPEAL PASSES THE sESaTr.
The bill was thus fully discussed aud taaly on the loh
Of May last was disposed Of az folows:--
The amendment 10 the amendment, repeating the duty
sugar was lost-2T against 20
Tho amendment itself, repeating the duty on salt, was
lost-4l against Is.
The bill being reported
Mr. Wilson (oppl Of Mass u nayed that i do no. take
The bill was then passed by mai vote OF 20 against
IS 1t takes eject from December 81, 1859.
The following are the yeas and navs:-
yEAs-Messrs Bsyard Benjamin, BgIer Bright Brown,
Clay Cngman, Davis Dousiss fizpa:fisk, twin. Ham
mond Ha, Henderson, Hunter ver.ou, Jones johnson
Pugh Rice sebastian, slce, Thomson Of n j. Tooabs,
Nsxs-Messrs Allen, Reli, Frederick Chandler. Clark
Colamer Cr;ienden Dixon Dooltie Durkee Fessenden,
Shields, smnons, Stuart sumner, Wade aud Wilson.
pedy Reid, thompson OF by, and Irumbu.
Thus far the Senate concerned the fishery b0an
ties are repealed remains for the House Of Repre-
sentatves 10 decide the question Il was stated in our
despatch that the Committee Commerce, to which il
referred last session. politically dyided the ques
ton-he democrats for and tho republicans against
be AN extended debate and mastering Of forces both
sides. In this view IS enineny proper that the read
Of the HERALD should be thoroughly posted, which 1t
is 20 be hopc They viii have been ere this paragraph is
reached.
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- ~ charitable Institutions The wealth o
portsnt eoca family is so large that Baron Charle
tbe Van E,,nsu Their died last year, after having
Brepen aoh,r br part Of his fortune TO the Princess
beguea,hed the create. 'her jacques gave as simple
OF Alsac. and hin bro the eldest OF Baron rhcry
souvenir 10 his nephew, 'shers whch ffoauoea a AZ
Van Rrenen, the half ola. o09N'
nuai reyenae Of upwards eff ,ftLe po,a dii :, !, -
Count ,osEpH MAsrM, brother,
no on the "a Of November. J ,c -, -,
The death Of Baroness Roy n~
Ambassador at Vienna, Is annouheed - - i,
As n. PoCIANTI, of Florence the ofaest 10y er,ntand
most eminent architects Of Italy a,e, SuA wbrh
ing the gymnastc exercises Of the tromeh, n ubo
corps he WAS the director ladder broke, and A goi
~as ON fen on him, injurng him So much that he III
the next day. NJ. Poccant was upwards OF so years
age, but was robust man for his
VALIANT formerly Minister OF Marine, and Governor
General Of the French West Indies, who died in Paris
and Of NJ hEarALan, member of the Legislative body
which too place at his estate OF Ju2iers (Seine 1t ose
We informed, says the Philadelphia sun that aged
coored woman named HARRIET AsE, died on the 9th
u at her residence, Middle alley, above Sixth street
She WAS native of Africa and brought to this city
when child She had attained the OF one hundred
and twelve years, aud convcrsant with many Of the
Revolutionary CORRECTED with Valley Forge Of
the darkest periods IN the time that tried mems souls. In
her earlier days she slave in OF the Southern
States, but had been free FOR long time For
the Poor OF Philadelphia.
Dec ia Dartmouth, Macs, the 9th nit GEORGE II.
Amy the 92d year OF his age, member OF the Society
OF Friends. On the l ut his wife departed this life.
with whom he had lived nearly sixty six 10 the Ut
most harmony.
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! BARows-pRATR.- Tuesday, Dec. Il, by the Rev
y Perce, al the residence OF the bride father Attic.
borough, Mass., Mr. Iorp A. BssRovs, Of New YORK to
Mss DORA DRAPER, daughter Of Josiah Draper iaa Of
Att!eborough. -
HoILwacs-PorE--On Saturday afternoon Dec 25, by
she Key Thomas Baker, Jaeon Hoiiwy,s Esq. ef New
iTheie, n T., TO CATHERINE, eldest daughter Of CART
greenfield Pote, OF this city.
HkHN-AMrnS.--on ednesday evening, Dee. %, by
tn rev MI Mlard at the residence OF the brides father
GRO WE II WEia, 81 Philadelphia 10 Mss LAENra KEYs
e,deA daughter OF Isaac Il. Afnermsn, ksa
PhL .de!phia ana khpcbecx PAGERS please copy
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Cenin's Special Card

Cenin's Special Card
in rotation ~
LADIES AND tHuIEFN'S tFHS
Or da wing attention 10 the select assortment of the above
articles Just cpenedst
Gi.NlN's hat AND FUR STORE.
II nroper i hy ali manufactured 10 tine order
of The undersigned
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associates 80 refined gentlemen and beautiful ladies Ia
society with this annoying incubus sufficient to avlhlae
instant The perfect Otherwise inviting
Gle bottle Of fisreys Prairie Flower will render the
breath sweet and the teeth vhte Wholesale aud retail rs
Barnes Park Park row 3sl Broadway aud by all
druggists. Prize 50 cents bottle,