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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-27
IBH ORIG STORE Tn GLARKSRTRG

JAMES q BROTHER would respectfully an
y nounce to the citizens Of Harrison county and
store opposite the Court house, in CIsrksbnrg,
where they have for sale an assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines aud Dye-stuEs, which they
will sell at low prices for CASH,
Those who may favor us with their custom
may rest assured they viii get nothing but
We hope By our knowledge Of tss business 20
ensure public confdance. ocIs In
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-27
United States Hotel,

IT s. CoNLEY, Proprietor, opposite the
4 Court House, PARKERSBURG, Va.
This house has boon reftted and many i'm
rovements made by the present proprietor, who
will spare no pains to contribute to the comfort
of his visitors.
% Good Stabling attached to the house
sep2l
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-27
CIarksburg ride Factory.

GEo. H. EARNEST, (sueeessot Of J. B
has opened shop on Ktncheloe street, CiaEks'
burg, Va, where he Is prepared 70 do ali kinds
Of work in his line Of business. Rides, Of q
kinds, made to order, in the best manner, and
upon the shorteft notice. Rifles, Shot Gpns
Pistols, Sc., repaired. mJl5H
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-27
Notions.
patent Mehicjnes

lanes q BROTHER, opposite the Court
e. house, tlasksburg, keep constantly on han
y large assortment of the most popufsr Pate,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-27
Extracts and Perfumery.

JAMES & BROTHER, opposite the Court
= house, Clarksburg, have on hand large and
fine assortment of Flavoring extracts and Per-
fumery, to which they call the especial attention
of the ladies. ocl6 "
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-27
For Rent.

DO, sH. CoNCENTR TED LYE aud White
L Limo, for sale by
ap80 If JAMES & BRO, clarksburr Va.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-27

For Sale. -
ELoUR, Pqmesey Sale by the barrel or bush.
u 81, White Lime. J. B. WRIGHT.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-27

T H. MuRPHEY has on hand large lot OF
u superior Butcher Knives.which he viii sell
1t reduced prices. oc3ltf
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-27

A CHOICE lot of imported and American
IA Segars, just received aud for sale low BY
not tt JOHN Fl. MURPHY.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-08-27
Wagon Manufactory.

EZRA D. HEARTwgLL, PEEs,DEs4.
$50. FA1hoHrLD, Secretary. sells "
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

a Dsi.es, ss5 h.. ~SA red wvsco' ene-- A:
;se "a p-iys srs rs.s,aES tseU SSsn:as, =
ss,,oI VI Hr. Aters We ,'s,ee35g 20 :s'>so, vesn
he rss s,S s,ec By he se,,no d :ns orccsisc pA'.y
>od inte-,os ss,sd &c % lie Intended ssass. Toe al
svs, vas.
"Prepayirc for .n1ther f'e.'
10 vSlch Nr. Me1srl replied; We uEs. dscaSe
giyir: ycu sn.iker ne.
M Ric> s,cs responded: I'VE na. eli er have
sr5:hs; sre or :, s7eiogy.
Ths Same demand tor sno,AeE ire va repsstel
twice by NJ. X sc,es, sni re s.re dec ns3,a msie
by Mr. Meps'i ~to g,vs 81 IA ress'n tor ne refusal
TO comply with W. Ricsa-ds Gen.rt ihss to. parties
hsylpe .N.hsp.eo .ho:s std u se>ooi ire no; oeins
stipulated u TIE s-ties of agreement, ne hsssh: the
eeusad fo- ssti ifsction by Mr. hc,'e h'd Dee c'u.
p,sd v,,. Ard on ss score Ct co,s,eacs declined 10.
h. p,irci1. sny frr.her prrce7t.os " the maj
NJ. Bowie. a.d pgty ne, e.s Use s''oho' "''
Moore SID parry r-nsn.ag On the sPa. -,
Both part es, We s.e iriornei, eeasved si-A erea.
coores ana eoursge Toe snot o. ere ot tas par'ies
cut Tire Goa. o. MS oppooen. snross the bresst.
There ve.e rumo-s also on tie s.ree, yes'euay tas
another duel hsd taken rlsce, IL un.ca oae OF ne
shoyecAnsd gentlemen vss 8 az conee'beoi out snis
rUp.r was altogether upiounoec.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21
MARINE AFFAIRS.

BURsSo or THE SHIP T.. L. GILcHRIsT.
We learn rom the purser Of ,te steamer North Stx
that the ship r. L GlchEs. Of Thomsston, Howes
master, took IRE in the port Of Hsvre on Moodsy, Jay
j. 10 ?. ., and no.xi.hstandng the mos: strenuous
Efforts were made by tie whoe Of the srtaoritiss Of
the port and others, re FIRE still rsglg fsrcey
On the 9th when me North ser eft All aope Of ssv.
re any par 0. her was desps;red o.. Sac WAS then
lyng on her bro sdsjs seured. The Of tie dis
sster Is unknown. The sollowirs tie remainder Of
cargo on tosrd When she took IRE: 63 b.es cotton,
81 aids. tobacco, $50 sAvea Tie r. L. Gilchriss
~ss az /. alp ! ,l97 .uns, built in Thoms.ton in
1858, s11 owned By NJ. Glcarist ot Taomsston.
ECAr cT.ILLD OBJ s-ArLs IsLasD-A BRAVE AND
HrsAsE REsccr-
O. So-esy si.sracso Ety,s s.'o.h thses nso,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21
A S 7. us u CE l.
From -as q. Lo-,. D,~oe-es

T,os -As p Loaf Dt1oerGI
This city wss filed yes.efdsy vita muca ingeay
and specuistor, regarding drsl reported % ave
taken place il Illinois on Tuesday between .s9 eg'
vel known c.izens-Jehn c. Moore, esq, shd ar. l.
Bouvier. IL order to prevent sry e1sssefs o'
ls-epresertstor O: the natter We present .as mo-
ing the following particulars, which we reIs'e' @'o
ale flly sz.norized 20 think, are correct.
IL consequence Of tfhcu-ty occurring oe.r 'ae
parties or Monday night sst, pA-enPsoEy exe
vas sent BY Jno. G. Moore 10 l.. Bouvie-, va.
Immediately accepted. Tne eoTresponaenee VIC Va
eesdIng,y oris: ard pointed. ,
Arrangements we're qlis.ly and quickly nsoe, -
.he parties by noon OF the day following .ne
vhica the i-sult wss g,gea were OF fae:' ~ ..s
retired spot which had t4ec grde.sto'a ~ 's'ee0
upon.
Mr. BoIyier deagns.sd az his choae o. rs.ocns
duel.rg pistols. distance twelve p.ees, A. = r.
,.,,,v s,r NJ Rorvis- s1S M c. L Ricsa-ds 10 II.
Moore.
Or arriving st me sornd, tas esisaos osgs %os,
IRE articles ,esi, ara tae Priac?ss i:-- - I-sn
oo.it,o,s. be VOID vas gi,sr by VI. Ae,A- we
isS vsA ss:A The fiv-sg ~ ;as vs'' AZ 30 sso'es
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

shc were saiiiss 10 = hs.s eG sts,sn Islsol. vsrs
cspsi1ed be:ween New Brighton sra Qa,rsn.iss,
sboa. s rile and 8 hsf from saore. Ose Of them
G. I'D no. sxD, snd the others world hsve sx,e1-
.rted great difficulty IN reschns ;hs soors Asd not
o youuy man named SLmuel DsGs. ssed about 10
seeing lie disaster lesp.d into bps.. ssis,d tss
osrs and FASTENED their rescge The dstsacs over
vhich he rowed was fully mile and bali, sad II
vn probably made ! qDok sr tias by tas oars
men q: rr,s..a. He rea,asd tEsm jiy - ons Of
ths drownire peTs0ns sinkns for the th.t .ire.
rhey clurg to the sides OF the b'ss and wsTs 81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21
THE sCALPEL. July. Sherman A Co.

THE SCALPEL- July. sncFnan a 20
The editor OF ths Scaipel has some pungert CON-
nerts on the meat markets Of this city, and recon-
ends the prohibition OF al slaughter. houses within
the municipal limits In the following paragraph ne
handles the subject without gloves:
The remedy tor all this state OF things is one da. we
fear is far distapt-the total prohibition " all hatcher
Ing in cities, and the absolute enforcement OF ssL
tsIy cattle police law, compelling the keeping SUIT
iourreys OF all cattle slaughtered No less than ,hree
weeks should elapse during which the animal would
gain proper care quite as mucc g. the cost o;
keeprg. Ihey a.rve e. sent weary AND iootso.e,
bruised by the cruel gosd q; brutal driver, o. ter
fed starved and fauished IL the closey. ahmed pans
of The rsil-csrs, and Gre driven haimad VIII lever
through the streets, 70 vretched mcd-hoe, ucsael-
tered from the hes's OF Sumner or the peting ran,
ard after fuither starvation are driven 70 KING
filthy saugher-house, where their natural issr OF
blood keeps them in state o. fever, I'll they a-e Killed
by a mos, brutal method, by mer wnose occrpdacn
and manners present 6 horrible example 70 the chiI-
dyen who eagerly crowd around The sisugn,er-norse
door, 70 catch the dying grosns Snd gica- tneI eyes
on the Towing blood 0. the rs )ess beast Ss4soief-
houses in cities nnssrcei OF tie mott psIGe.ods
character: unhes:hf1l 70 the negh5orhood. torrioe
n sppsarGnce ard schools fox the CULTIVATION OF the
wort pa: sous .r children. They TanS With tne
svl milk s.sbes snd IL every way -
the character OF civilized people. II the lsvs pro-
tective c: ths.r proprietors sbosaed, sad oar
streets srd skeis ,nrown oper 70 the colcfry pso'
pie very few CT them would be necessary, snd ;aoss
should be s:us;ed a. distance f.om the city nesr
the pastures for the recovery Of cattle sfsr tne sf-
vol b. the abolition OF OF. present yis and nrln-;
system the price OF LIVING would fsl ose-thrd ana
toe table Of the labor1S man migh, Be made IA fe a.
trsc.ive than the g-os-shop, and MS children Lave
culture less conducive 70 the Prsor sni ne ssoSs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

ALLEGED BIG.YY.-John keRdsl was arrested on
warrant yesserdsy on he chaEge Of bigsmy. A a.
eyed. he had wife in Boston, by whom ne had sew
ers childrep s.i deserOg her. came to ths city and
eler q time mn-ied q youpg isiy rsred Sarah Csy-
isls lis Boston arrangements c.ue 70 tae know
edge Of rs second wifes iaher and he csused his ar
rest. lie rss committed 70 jill for s1snira;icr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

THE CRY FISAsoks.-Ths to:sl susosut received
for taxes &C.. by the Collector Of lsN@s, &c., hom
July /, 1857 20 June 80, 1855 ~s slsl9,oi1 o' Ine
receipts ard payments in the City EresscreFs oihce
during the ssme pericj were ss follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21
LAW INT,ELLIGE1N
UNlryp STATES DISTRICT coURr-JtLy a-essss
Jadx- Nsrs>oLL.

rtrr yoscyrY ox rHy GENERAL ro>roIFtcf.
To. l.tei s:sf-s 80. wm fi..es.
The defendsn, who Nas infic,ed iNr )ryics A.oep,-
Mces on the General Poe. 0tlics, was srss.susd To-
d,y, and pleadsd DO. guilty.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

4 pRIvATE WArcHasv SHor BY BuR0I tRS-OSf
OF IurN ARRrsrEp.-A private watchmsn named
Patrick Buckley was .hot in Smith street about II
clock yesterday morning by OF two burglars who
had beer roboiug the house OF Mr. George Csrey, who
resides in Smith street; between Fulton svenue sal
Liyrgston street. Il sppesrs the wschnsn saw them
coming over the fence with bundles and suspectiOg
wha. they had beer about ordered them TO sr
q. the sane time pointing revolver 81 them with
hand and striking his club the pavement for aid with
the other. He had given but one rap when one Of the
burgsrs discharged pistol srd shot him in the right
shoulder, the bsl entering irwsriy. They then re-
entered the house OF Mr.. Carey the family being out
Of town and leaving their bundles in tire basement
passed through the and sscsped. TIE alsrn-rsp
brought Officers Barr snd Corwin 20 tee spot AMI they
conducted the injured man to the Frs Precinct S,stion
House, where he wss attended 70 by Sargeon Bal and
DR.. Cogan when he wss removed to the City Hos
pi.sl.
Y.s.erisy. Serge.r. Mathews sn Officers McL,ugh-
In snd Bridget, of the Frs. Precinct Police, srestei
rnsn named Edwin G-iins GU the corner of Cansl and
Laurens streets Nsw.York, suspicion OF bsing one
Of the psrties. lie nsde 80 resistance, but was
socn oye,pwersd. On being taken to the Hospital the
Injured man fay Identified him as one of the burglars
lie wss committed to swat examination Il was 81
ticps.ed lac. evening thu. his sccomphce would be
arrested before this morning. Nothing was missed
from the house Mr.. Csrsy hut sEat when was incosed
in the bundles.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COT RT-JC w.
Before hcH,So = srILwrLL.
rAsSlNG COCNErRfEIr Monty.
The Cuised Ss's, wm. I>,nsrl
The defendant w1s examined 10 day Upor tyo
cAsygesone fJr p:sspg counte ist. qsst.rs sod :be
otter fcr attempting 10 psss coun.er Il CON IN Henry
Myers keeper OF grocery store at NJ. 3' Roosevelt
street; On she ith Of July INST.
The evidence saowed that deferdsn ren. into the
store and called for sss, Of beer, enderins 10 psy-
NEXT counterfeit quarter Myers d'sc ,verias u ~ss
bogus. told Leonard The later denied A., sod
sfer further words he gave iI cents n ps,s Of
the quarter. Soma two hoars after ward L,onArd
back again, and ssked for loaf ot bread sni
cents worth of onions. He gave the clerk ost Guar
ter which the latter put in the drsser. Subssaeeny
Myers discovered the b,Gus quarter, aud upon learn
ing from his clerk tea. Lsonard hSd gwen j. 20 nim
ne procured sn officer, and hsd defsnaaat arrested
Upor his person they found another bal qasrter.
They al.o found 6J cens IN snssr cianse, whiea was
gs' money.
pom these facts the Commissioner decided tns. the
accused must be committed Tor trial.
RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY.
Before JosEPH BsDcHsM
Julius Gerson OF No 33 Pine street, made sn sthds-
vii ths. Louis Stern and Adolph and jacob New ast
received ceItsn coupons knoang then 70 hsse been
.Bbe xzled from the Post-Ofhce. TIE C,mnissioner
iss ued bis warrant and the parties were arrested
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

BRooELYS Cry CoURr CALySoss-Juiy M.-Nos.
j., %, j., ~, a. ~ 81, s., s.. s ~, -, -. Co. 81
q -, = p 80
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

NlTED STATES COMMISSIONERS IOLRr-Jey A.
Before klCH>SD y SrttNrII
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21


ROBBERY IN An RsGIsE-IIoUsr.-The examination
Of John A. LaidIaw and Wm. TSibe charged with
robbirg George Lsrkin, in Engine House No. 3, in
Henry street, OF the night of the 18Th nst wss had
before Jus.ce Cornyel, yesterday. It appears that
al. tie above parties with Others met 10 Fulton street.
and after number OF drinks Lakn became helplsssly
drunk. In this condition be conducted to the E1
gine. House, where he robbed of money, bre sst
pin, studs &c. in all valued at $40 75 Ore witness
testified that he saw Lsidsw feel Lsrkins's pocket
bu. that Twibel WAS not nsa. him. Another member
Of the company named Cook came to the house and
advised them 10 20 out. Larkin being unable TO walk
was taken into custody and locked up for
drunkenness. Subsequently Laidlaw wS seen
10 have money, supposed TO have been
taken from Lsrkin. The evidence appeared to be
elusive against Lsidaw and he was held in $3.50 bail
70 await bis trial before the Court of Session. There
being no testimony to inp.icate Twibel he was dis
charged from custody. La.1.sw is of the party
who figured IL shooting afray some time since,
which occasion severel shots exchanged between
him and M. j. Cooper Ve, neither receiving any in.
jury. The members Of Engine Company No. 3 are
greatly annoyed about the matter and have used their
influence ir having the offenders punished. Lsdlsw
was not IN membership a. the time, having been sus
tried before the Commissioners for making the engine
house q rendezvous fo! drunken men.
BRooxLYs Board OF EDUcArros.-A special meet.
ING OF t1e boefd OF EoGc6cIon was held last evening
lor the purpose Of receiving the report Of the Visiting
Go nmitsee. The Schools, 10 their management and
attendance were all reported in good order. The
Wits of the School Committees represented
few and far between. Some slteratons were recon-
nerded in several Of the school houses where they
were required for the accommodation OF pupils.
A NUMBER Of the yards attached to several Of the
buildings were recommended TO be ornamented with
trees, snL N relation 70 No. - it suggested that
the heating apparatus be repaired and pr, 10 ssfs
condition before cold weather sets in. Resolutions
were appended to the report recommending the atera-
tions, which were adopted
ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-A youbgHwomsn named
AIIs Laurence, residing in Underh sr-mpted
D suicide Monday nsh. BY ssslowre quantity VI OVAL;
ic sne WA discovered IN tune 70 LIFE By the spps
cticL Of remedies
SuDDEs DEATH.-Hepry X. Simmons, welIknown
een Of the Bursh" cied suddenly At Chatham Centre 90
hmos County Mondsy as the ,se o. " yes'S hs ""
vel known snoag se portion Of he ctsi VI "I.'sHs-
oursh, and much respsc.ec.
AcoIDESI,-Michsel Feerey, q lsborer employed in
sSeavs,i- pipes Court stree. severely inaree
on Monday BY the hns Of quantity Of earth One VI bis ees
-ss tsc,aren. lie wn conveyed 70 the City Hospital
BURGL.Ry.-The residence of Mr.. D. Stevens, in
Csrraont avenue lafayette eoniossly entered
Sur Gay Eight and robbed Of prodry the snoor Of sa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

SAD AociDESr.-Oa tie E.h inst, NJ. Sluires, re-
siding il NeT.Yo.k, came across the river 10 Green
point, with his son Wsnsce Squres, aged years aad
being engaged &. work 8. me ship yard Of Mr.. Webb
allowed his son to psy soor. the plgce. During the
afternoon he missing, and al efforts to find him
proved unsvsiling. On Mondsy evening his body was
found in the wster 9. the foot OF Freeman street. he
having fallen overheard, it Is supposed wlie a, pl.y.
Coroner Spel. held inquest when verdict OF aoci
dsntsl drowning wac rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

BRooKLYN CITY coUeT5JslLy ~ siEBesors Jods; cvL,rs
This An sc,ion for 81 00 da nages arising out Of
q, .,..u uuu Nya ro the ID Of NAY Ast sypcass 80
eeed A. H. b.i Heny Bert 10 Whppe street. spvy-
ns sn, .p;thsts the defendant he pusbsd cf hs ~
ma a. ,.sd IN ooorn abe fed Gown s4swsk -
s ain ed sonse Ie The evidence eosek&
sne oD part ef The ee'snse appeared hs: dssdsse 49, -
rloe tSsn VISA 70 Der Of The hs 1he
70 ths jury taey iemsned sos swe nss
40 hrt-s unable 70 dis hArxed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

SuDDEs DEATH.-Hepry K. Simmons, weiknown
een Of the Bursh" cied suddenly Chatham Centre Co
rmois County Mondsy as ~ the ,se o. yeas ~ ives
vel soas arse portion Of he citizens VI Williams
bursh, and much respsc:ec.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-A youbg4womsn nance
AEna laurence residing in Underh sr>mpced CON
n suicide on Monday nish. BY ssalowirg quantity VI oSsh
scic She discovered in tune her e By the sppsa
csticL Of remedies
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

BURGL.Ry.-The residence of Mr.. b. Stevens, in
Csraon, avenue lafayette feoniosy entered
Sur Eight and robbed Of prodrrty the sour Of sle
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21


make one of the family party. l always did, FOR
was the most sctlve and the most lively OF the
young folks and most wont TO thrust myself forward
into notice.
Omittirg any further reference to the details of
MI Jefersons life, which for the mOst part slided
TRANQUILITY to the end, we come to the eo'ng scene,
which is described in letter from his eldest grand
GOD, Col I. j. Randolph
Mr. Jefferson bad suffered for several years before
his death from dsrrhea, which he concealed from
his family lest II might give them uneasuess. Not
aware OF IT, was surprised in sation with him.
in March, lS6, to hear kim in speaking of an event
likely 10 occur about midsumner say doubtngly tnat
he Bcii live to that time. About the middle OF June
heairg that he had cent for his physician, DR.. Dung
son of the University Of Virginia, went immediately
10 zee him, and found him out in mis- public rooms.
Before leaving the house, he sent servant to me 10
come TO his room, wheEeupon he handed ME paper
wbich he desired me 70 examine. remsrklng, Don
delay, there is no time to be os:.' He gradually de-
clined but would only have MS servants sleeping nesr
him; beng disturbed only a. nine, twelve and four
O'Clock i'll the pght, he needed little nursing. Becom
pg uneasy about him, entered his room, uuooserved
10 pass the light. Coming round inadvertently 70 as
sst him. he chided me, saying thst. being actively
employed al day, needed repOse. On my replying
that il more agreeable to NE 10 be with him, ne
al sSq1iesced End cid DO: leave him again. day or
two after my brother.in-lsw Mr. Irst) admitted
His servants. ourselves and the doctor became his sole
nuTsss My mother SO. with him during the dsy, bu.
be would rot permit her 20 st up az pgh, his !sn
lily hsd 20 decline for him numerous tenders OF service
from kId and atecIiopate friends and neghbors, fear
pg and seeing that il would excite HIN 10
on injurious TO him in MS weak condition. lie sui.
ered no pain, but gradually sunk from debility. HIS
mind was always clear-it never wandered. He con-
yersed freely, ard ssve directions 10 his priya:s
afJsirs. HE manner was that OF a person goiOg
rece sss,y journey-evrcpg neither satisfaction nor
reeief. He remarked upon the tendency Of ms mod
,o recur bsck To the scenes of the Revolution Many
incidents he would reiste ip bis ususl cheerful So
ner insensibly divertog my mind from BIS dying
clifton lie r.nsrked thst the curtains Of his ped had
heen pure hsssd from the fret csrgo that srrve1 ser
she peace Of lsSa Upon my expressing ne opnioc,
on ore occasion that hs was somewhat better, he
uIre ed 10 me- and sail DO net us.ne for u1ouer,
TIA, feel the smallest soEcitude about tae rasult;
an Ike old ssich, VIII p,nion worn out hsrs And
wheel tleis glni J, &, 20 lsDse'." % .as.as7
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21

AooIDES1,-MchselF Feeney, q lsborer employed ia
sXcaysair III ws,xr o. pes in Court street severely narec
on Monday By tie hhns quantity Of es:n One VI his egr
vu t-sc,arer. He conveyed % the City Hospital.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-04-06
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the STEAMSHIP Indian
PoRrrs~n Anil A.

PORTLAND, April 5.-PM.
The screw propeller steamship Indian al
rived this afternoon with Liverpool dates of
the Goth ult.
the Cunard steamship America arrived
out on the 22d.
The United States steamship Niagara
reached Plymoth on the Esd ult.
Her Majcsty's steam irigate Agamemnon
had commenced taking on board her portion
of the Atlantic Telegraph cable.
Gen. Pelisslr is to be the French Ambas-
sador at London.
CHINA.-Advices from China have been re-
ceived to February 10Th. The blockade of
Canton was raised en- the 10th of February
The Americans and Russians hat joined In
the demands making by the French and Eng
lIsh upon the Emperor of China.
CommissionerYeh eh was Mt Hong Kong bound
to Calcutta.
Foreign Markets.
Cotton; sales for three days amounted to
5000 bales, 5000 to spcculatoIs. All quail
ties advanced Is to &c, but the Americas
news checked the buoyancy and the market
closed quiet and steady.
The Manchester ndvices were favorable,
showing more frmness. Holders demand an
advance in prices, but the sales wero unim-
portant. Breadstuffs had declining ten
dency. and all qualities have slightly declin-
ed. Provisions dull. Consols 971Sc for mo-
ney and account. Wheat; red 6s@ss Cd,
white. 7s@7s Cd. Corn dull at Sss 6d@S4s
for oil description. Beef dull, quotations
norf.inal. Prime quiet. Bacon dull; long
mddles 4Ss 6d@46s, short riddles, 45cd4Ss
Cheese; prices easier, but quotations un-
changed. Lard dull at 49s@50s. Tallow is
| slow OF sale, but prices are unaltered at sos
LivERPooL.-Cotton closed with a decln-
ing tendency. Estimated sales to-day 7O0C
bales. Breadstuffs in little inquiry and prices
weak. Provisions are generally unchanged
| Richardson, Spence & Co., report tn,
weather as having been favorable for crops
Breadstuffs very dull and Cd lower, Western
21s6d@22. Philadelphia and Baltimore 22
@2Ss, Ohio -four via the North, 23s@25s, vi,
New Orleans, 26s@27s. Wheat very dul
and Is and I'd lower. Rice closed quiet, su
gar steady.