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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
TNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONING-

Il TON, for BOSTON and dPR0VIDENCE.-lnlsnd Route
the shortest and most direct carrying the Eastern Nail
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone, and c.
VANDERBILT Capt. W. H. Fra.ee, In connection with the
gTONINGTON and PROVIDENCE and BOSTON and PROV
IDENCE RAILROADS, leaving New York daily Sundays
cep.ed from Pier No. North River rst wharf above Battery
place o'clock m and Stonngton st $3.50 m, the
arrival Of the Mail Train which leaves Boston at $50
The c. VANDERBILT from New York, Monday wedne.
day and Friday Stonnston, Tuesday Thursday aud Sat-
urday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New-York Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday from S,onnson, Monday Wednesday and
Friday. .
proceed from Sonington per railroad TO Providence
Ard Boston Express Mail Train reaching said places In
other and in ample time for all the
connecting North and East Passengers that
prefer remain board the steamer enjoy nshts rest IN,
disturbed breakfast desired and leave Stonngon In the
trsn connecting Providence with the :l5 N. train
for Boston. .
master accompanies the steamer and train through
each way -,
For passage ber.h freight apply board the
seane or al the Freight Oce Pier No North River or
the Office, No. 10 Battery-pac October L. 1885,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

DEOPLEs LINE between NEW-YORK, CITY
II ISLAND WHITESTONE, NEW-ROCHELLE, and
MAMARONECK. and AFTER SATURDAY, Sept. Is, the
steamer ISLAND CITY, Capt James vrsdsnbursn will leave
FULTON Market slip a. 81 Returning. leaves Mamarsneck
u M New Rochelle, y City Island, 7:a5 u, and
ar III a IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
yG and PAINTING ACADEMY now

open for the reception Of pupils Classes for Ladies and
,tnen in Drawing Pastel and OIL Painting with acili
"a For Circulars please call at lVISON PHINNKYS, No.
nBrosdway or stProf s. SCHUSTERS No. 1872 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-NOTICE.-

- Cheap Excursion FOR Six Cents-Bosts leave STATEH
ISLAND EVERY HOUR from TO ?. IN
Leave WHITEHALL from Q. N. 70 ?. for Quarantine
Otaplston and Vsuderbilt's ding
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

EEo 1902 Broadway above 3lst-This School long and
pipogn as oferns peculiar facilities for thorough educs
-. training both English and Classical is in session.
JAMES ~ MCELLIG0Tr, Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

DOUGHKEEPSIE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
II -WARRING BISBEE, successor 70 Charles Bartlett
Principals Lads received and prepared for business or col
lege Catalogues application. Winter Term COM
rnencet g.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

MADAME BERGIER's FRENCH and EN-
VI GLISH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG
LADES No 1872 kiadisonav S2d reepened Sept ID
French Glass for grownup Young Ladies mee1 from to ii
O'Clock g. H. Terms BIS per quarter
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.. 81. Gtredfer,
atusuf Sbrefcr,
< pptbeter unb OrueaiR,
Tp. 10 @aiusStrofe.

Danfsnb fur has bister esippnnene 9utrauer spft or. ln,sr S>
Eteruns prpmptsr 9ebitnuns, taNdte aud ftrnsrbin al srbauen.
3stspts ,psrtsn gu ietsr Belt (tsi Sag unoFodt) prompt unb &C,
wiRentaft a%usscflbrt.
SGe Spren Sarbeiiafs. 8sniierslas, Sru6bdneer, Giaarrsn,
Raudss. 8au> unb Sdnupftabat %teftanbis anSanb unb Wtrben su
ben binis7sn Yrchsn perfauft.
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Wirthschatts -AnzeIgen.

Neaer Sa9erbier-Salc an Mainfraec.
Mtrtnct 8rcurSer unp ccm 9eebrten Iublitum bic
NnSei9c, DAP iA an Der Gde Der 10. rup M0trnroee
einen Saserbier-S alcn er6Fnet babc, Der AUS Gle-
9antelte e'1tSertdtet III, uuo Der iid, ba i6 nur pas
Sste Sler sn baltea %9eoenfe, sewiB zines 3ablrei6en
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UNI Sranpps linb jcbcr 3eit sprratDis.
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oteler sph e0n Unter;ctdnctcn .lbcrrpntmen mn ru, ., ,.-:4.
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Transatlantic Spiel.
@de CITE unb WorIbou1ross w;an.

Sae ore uilD Wtari9allitraBe, 3tidmunp. Id.
oS SahlN @alteans ipirS Dem bur4rcttntcn Wubiifumi ben brifE ssu tms
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0a9ersS zSafpn.

:, Ssr lntsrstidnttc me&t leintn 8rsunben ltb Dem a,rammt,n
ynet,tum Gte 1InSelse, SB CT in Der Is. S.rase, ;iptIdtn SPAIN.
S Any Gsantlinirest, benz StGsarIes Sptsl sessndber, einen Qaosr.
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.. sd nj. Sbbubprry
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Sola! Doll!

antsrSsi6naer balt f%urirvdbrsnb sinen srpssn 8prratb non ei.
fsn> unb Gihtsnbpl5 better Sualitat, nnb farm feline 8unSsn
sn . alaftsrn ipirb bae ~sSespadsn fofenfrei befurat. 8sfenuuasn'
10 ms'gs e,shrlansn iptreen est 9a6nsp II. Grfs cSsr Geo. q. 6unb.
Sroote ISsnns merbsn, prompt bslorst. "''
SartS q. 9Rppre.
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Ri6mpnb. a5a. '
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NeueS Sparbirobous

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@eibafs<Gr6fnuns.
8. Stbtnser, S6lU6sr uno Nialbinif,
SroapFraBe. 3pii6en Der L. unb Q. Straet, i'm 6auIe
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George Spf,

2pterdrSt,
empfcblt ith nj oeuti6en 9ublifun ais Elm in DeutldlanS auf
Ser banncs Y n3bsrarsnei> Sdule a%cbibetsr Gtierarst. gr Be-
bantslt all S: Sieb rprfcnnsnbcn &rantheiten, wcIGer @rt lie
aud kn nj c Gr %empfeblt f@ ~tecnrsrs ben beatftsn Garn,srn
3un Gairirtn ibreS ShbeS.
Gy- Office in ben @pettefen Der 3srren Slider unb G,r5nina,
8adrHiun an Srrebfrase. 1854.
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washington Items.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-M
Governor Walker, in his recent letter to
Messrs. Cox and Lawrence said that the con-
ference Kansas bill as interpreted by him was
in precise conformity with his views, and
course, and not only In Kansas, but since he
returned; and in following the paths where
duty and conscience babe. lie must support it.
lie adds: the odious Leeomptnn Constitution,
born in fraud and baptized in perjury will
be defeated by an overw helming vote by the
people Of Kansas, thus demonstrating by a
practical result. the truth Of my interpreta-
ton. The bill does, in fact, submit the Con-
stitution to popular suffrage. for ratification
or rejection, which is all | have required,
with such bull and su, h a decision of that
people. under it no formidable effort will
ever be again made to withhold from the
people Of inchoate States a vote tor or against
the ratification or rejection Of the State Con-
stitution. and the oligarcheal doctrite Of con
stitutional sovereignty will be abandoned.
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AroLlo THEArRE.-Therc was a very fin,

APoLLo THEATRE.-Tberc was very fine
attendance last evening at this place of
amusement, ON the occasion of Mr.. Varney's
benefit. That excellent actress and vocalist,
Miss Fanny Dcnhsm, takes her benefit on
Wednesday, aud promises rich treat to
these fond Of an evenings harmless pastimc.
Three new pieces will DO presented for the
fins time in tina city, and in order that they
may be produced in proper style, the fair
Directrc.s has consented to give no perform
arce this evening. Let all go tomorrow
night.
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NEW EoRY Mnv1-x

NEW YORK, May In
The steamer Anglo Saxon arrived to-day
with Liverpool dates to the 2lst ultimo.
The Emperor Napoleon was at the railway
fete at Cherbonry.
The acQuital of Bernard had caused great
sensation IN France. The Paris Moniteur
did not publish the result when it was first
received, and several journals confessed that
they dared not publish the speech of the Prs-
oner's counsel. Other journals gave garbled
reports Of the trial. A Paris correspondent
says the Emperor and his advisers, do not re
gard the matter with indifference, but no ex-
citing language will he employed by the
French press.
There has been slight improvement in
the trade of Paris, and the departments.
The conspiracy bill was being warmly de-
bated in the Sandman Chamber of Deputies.
The United States Corvette, Cumberland,
was ut Madeira, April 10th.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. April 30.
The American adviees have caused an nd =
vance of sd OH otton. The sales for the
past three days have been $4,000 bales, in
Guiding 1000 for expectation.
Richardson, Spence IL Co. quote fonr as
very dull and nominally unchanged. West
ern canal Is quoted at 22s. Wheat is also
very dull and has declined 2,l. Sales of red
at 6s and white at 1sd7s cd. Corn quiet,
yellow is scarce. and 6d@ls higher. sales of
white at $3.50 S3s 81. yellow S4s. Provisions
are quiet. Beef dull. Pork quiet. Bacon
firm at 81 advance. Sales Of Cumberland at
AS 6I. Lard steady at 53sG155s. Tallsw is
unchanged. Pig iron on the Clyde is dull at
SIS 6d@5is.
LIVERPOOL, ell Pm
Richardson. Spence d, Co. say the cotton
market closed dull with declining tendency.
but the advance since thu sailing Of the
Arabia. has been I'D. Flour and wheat con-
tinue dull, but corn has an advancing ten
deency. Sales OF white nc $50.
LONDON, April. 90.
American securities slow of sale and un-
altered. Consols 963s@9G5l.
LONDON, April 81.
Consols for money s65s@96$i; and for ac-
count 9ssl@96I
1.-THE line between Vincenncs and Cincin-
natl, being down, we failed TO get our even
ing report.l
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New York Market.

new foRK. May 3-M
Flour; sales of 10. 900 bbls at 1904 % for
State, decline of DC. Wheat very dull and
declining. Corn is also declining, sales Of
$4,000 bush ut 69@Il for yellow, a decline of
lc on each. Beef steady. Mess pork 25c
r rMdf IS 1 dull at IIsl@ie. Whisky frm.-
Stocks active and higher.
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The " Gather.

PITTsBURG. May 3-M
River seven feet by the pier mark and
nearly Mt q stand. Weather wet. Mercu-
ry Sc.
LOUISVILLE, May 3-N
River feet 3.inces i'm the canal; 5 feet in
the pass over the falls. Weather cloudy.
CINCINNATI May s.--M
Weather cloudy. Thermometer 60. River
has fallen IS inches in the last "a hours.
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OF The production of Beet-root su-
gar in France this season exceeds the
previous crop by over 100000
pounds. This excess is equal to one
third the entire production of cane sugar
in the United States.
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PosTPoxEMEST.-Miss Shaw was induced by
the extreme inelemcn-y of the weather last
evening, TO postpone her reading of the Poets
till o-morrow evening, when she will give
che entertainment as originally announced
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RECEIPTS RY RAILROAD.

May al box saddlery. G Thornhhl; D,
bush wheat, E r Hill; boxes soda water, !
Dbl crackers, G II Schrette; bbl eggs l reel
rope. Gilbert d Bowles, AZ bbls whisky, Al
lis & Howes; / ak beans, do d apples, orr
Dalzcll q Co; 10 bbls -four. Foster q 20; o
teer bbls, "a do, J Schuler; 81 do COOK q
Rice.
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baltimore Market.

BALTINoRE, May IN
Flour continues very dull. sales of Ohio
and Howard street at A 1904 So Wheat
steady. Corn higher, white 59@6s, yellow
65d66. Provisions dull and dropping. Bulk
meats, 64@1.
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SNiLIA SINLIBUs CURASTuR.-A chap
down East, who has been afflicted with pal
pitation Of the heart, says he found instant
relief by the application Of another palpita-
ting heart 70 the part affected. The Home
opathist says, like cures like"
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINcISSATI, May 3-N
Flour IN hanged, in fair demand, receipts
very light. Whisky unchanged and dull
No sales. Sugar dull and declining.
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NIUTs.-25 Bbls. Brazil Nuts, Almonds, Fiiberts,
" and English wsinuts, in store and On the way,
for sale low by GJLbEhI bo"LLs'
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COAL FOR SAIL.

" have on hand and are constantly neceiyin,
w coal OF Xcellent quality from up the cara
which we will deliver in any part OF the city at l0C
Osiers let At James Laughlins warehouse 0r at thr
effce OF Nathan Rowley Will be promptly attended To-
ROWLEf & AM0RY.
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From p. @. O'Riley 4 Co.'S RegisterJ
MAY 2 and 8.
Fcl;pse. Louisville TO New Orleans;
B. Green, d. Green 20 Evansyhie;
UighAyer, st. Louis TO Louisville;
WIN Knox, Wabash 10 Evansviiie,
4 m. Done, Evansville to Cairo.
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xvvOODEN AND WILL0YAE.-
w ~ dog ass. Market Basket:
10 nests assorted Clothes It's;
10 DE-. Well Buckets, asso
= do Cotton MOps.
10 do ass. Pine and Cedarns;
q nests Wash Tubs, int 30 ~ &
10 do do do SIR.
sdoz assorted Wash Tub
,, de do Buckets;
no do Cedar do;
100 nest ass. Wooden Bow
Just received by L,Ok &iON.
aplO
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NEW DRY GOODS ARRRiyED

NEW DRY GOODS ARRRiyED
At :. EMBICHS-
foR CASH ONLY.
NEW DRY GOODS ARRIVED
NEW DRY GOODS, For sale ~ : n A n II D
Fo2 Casa eSLI.
NEW TRY GOODS ARRIVED
>.,,u- ,,,. 900, At S. EMBICH's.
FoR CASH ONLY.
NEW DRY GOODS ARRIVED
xp,v coon, At S. EMBICH's.
app Fox CASH ONLY.
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RECEIPTS by THE RIVER.

ar hhds tsbac, Crane 81 Valentine;
IL hhds tobacco. j. S. Mitchell; les do, 80
tie hams, r. S. Howard; I hhds tobc, box
cheese. Bement IL Viele.
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TGov Powell and Major McCulloch,
peace commissioners, left Fort Leaven-
worth on the 18th of April. under an es-
cort for Utah.
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rHE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
GOOD FOR MAN ANBEAsT.

Ii Is aereien remedy
for theious diseases
With wihorses are af-
hict, d, ug the most
alarmines OF bruises,
Sprains-in g-haIt,
" onnseratch hes,
Sweene,avin, Ring.
bone, Bal, Poll evil,
&c, Miner, livery
stable X. or any per-
son owlvaluable,
ii U u ; should he
metly.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIvA OF THE ANGLO SAXON.

PHOTOGRAPHED ExcIUsIvELy TO THE EVANSVILLE
= IL DAILY JouRsAL ny 3. 3 W. LINE.
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Valuable Standard Werks.

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FAD PIPE AND PIG LEAD
- Casks assorted from 4 inch 10 isehes:
30 Pigs Lead; "ee'
heoeiVed and Tor sale by SAMUEL ORR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-04
Coal! Coal! Coal!

VETE have now on hand, aud are daily receiving
w. the best COAL that has ever beer. introd nee.
Into this market. which are selling low. Good eur
rency will be received in payment Orders eft nt m,
store of JN0. W. Hughes next to the State Bank
will be promptly attended 10.
jan2J-tf JNO- W. HUGHES & Co
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-04
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MILLINERY NOTICE :

IH =. =. TCRNER would inform the ladies
carry on the Millinery business at The store a &
Gnu street, formerly occupied nv Mrs Donsidscn
ms Nh opposite the kcv. Mr.. McCarers Church Sbe
ann IN the best possible style, as She uses no
@ WITHOUT doing them any injury. She win have
and vii Keep on hand ready trimmed bonne,s To-
transient customers. The patronage OF laaies NJ w.
Nish SEW BoNNETs, or desire &c have old o.e. IS
re 70 look as well as new, is respectfully solrit
Evansville, ApriIst ls5s-tf '0'N''ed'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-04
COAL DEALERS.
= COAL!! COALi! COALIi!
ssJITSTICE Will, AND SHALL. re DONE y

"JtSI III Will lf-ND 0Iih VI DE DV-NL'
ii HAVE just erected Fairbanks Scale, for the pure
II pese Of weighing my coal. shall sell my coal ~
weight, according to the law Of the State. j have
large stock of superior quality Of RUsburg Coal and
invite all my friends to give csii and try II.
have been eighteen the business, and profess
to be a. Judge The price Of coal Is 15cens per bushe
All orders eit at the Gas COmpauys Office, betweea
ffst ana Second, on Locust street, at HornbroOk
store on alter street or at Zeal Office, at the Lee
masco harf, viii be attended u. All coal must b.
paid for when orSerei, in lankabe currency
deC22 II. ANpREW E41-YCITrSnN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-04

GILBERT Z bOWIES
The weekly Panola star., 1858-06-02
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itadr a. habp open ihH snl.
Nhl w ehlth ahl hflsi over Ih
s1'lulr Mhm "A lla mlllu tha
HQall WilIlhaly forgot lha milan.
thai pofshel l.lea h'1ssom irom
hot hfni, though Niy recollection
nanfi Whore q iha i.ll ihtl
eonll willingly forget iho mpli l0l.
lr af parents, though 10 remember
DO bHl 10 lament Whl even iu lbo
hour Uf agony, Mauld forget the
flenl oyH whom he moufual Who,
own whom lhc tomb Il closing upJn
The malns Of her he most loved
Nhen he feels his heart, a. Il were,
cfo hed In the closing Of i,s portal,
would ACCEPT " consolation lhal must
10 bought by foreelfa'ness No,
tho love which survives lho lomb i.
one VI iho nOblo'l attributes Vi lhe
soul lms Ms Voc X III likt
eeoiis lglght. and when the over
Nhclm,ng bn,s, Of giiof Is cilmed
Into Ihc scn.lo tear ~ recollection
When lhs sudden anguish, and The
c'nfulsi,c agony over ihc prcrut
ruins ol all that We mos, loved, Is
soI1encd away into pcnsivg modiIa-
lion on al ,hai II was in tue DAYS of
il l0yclmcss-- who would root ont
such souaw from the heart p
Though Il may sometimes throw .
passing cloud over thc bright hour VI
ghicty, or spread a deeper sadness
over the hour Of gloom, yet Who
woa,l exchange Il, even for tho song
Of pleasure, OF lho bars. or .cyclry 2
No, thcrc Is q voice from tho tomb,
sWceicr than song. There is o re.
membrancs of ,he dead 10 which we
turn, even from the charms Of the
living. Oh, ihe grave. the gave :
i burics every error, covers every
defect. ox,inguishcs tycry resent. /.
meat, FROM is peaceful bosom
gtir, uouc ba, fond regrets and
sender gccollocticns. Who can look
down upon tie grave, even Of AZ
entmy, aud not lotl a compuuctious
;hroh, ,ha, he ,toull ever ha,e
warrcl with tho poor handful ot
ca,,h IAn lic, Aja'l'..ns l,Ig.e
him