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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
CITY ITEMS.

Mr.. c. G. Tracy, tae efficient agent Of the Chldrens
Aid Society, has returned from the West, ser having
found good places there for the children under his
charge Mr. II. Friedgen has also returned from indi-
aca, where his large company Of boys have been To-
Gated in excellent homes. They preparing for their
next expedition, which viii take place in few days
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fkGvsrl.ement
would respectfuuS

Lottery CAUuos.--Wo would respectfully
,,o, N, rube sSsnst tie frauds prsctsod ups The
ceTmy urdsT gli-- a Lottees There but tbrce
si.t.s Ia which Lotteries leszed VIZ: Deswue hsryss<
.nd Gotxs- therefore AZ circulars drstnG
sTie. send New York 70 any place In whoh lotteries
Ar. uDs~u BE- safely at down bogus sn1 ~ndns es
e<ps; ard mu-h praise be swHded 10 his HeooS
Mayor TensBs for ts os s6 saeces. eaoIs BE nl.A.S
TOW ,lG bsr.iisg tbeu Up. Ag6VSrA, oEosSu.
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IAd,orli.nenIl
pTRDY'S NArIOSM THpirER. Mr.. +. BIar

JtKDN NATIONAL IHsifER. T.. biah-
ctaId aud his a-.d dogs slpr this Theser night 10 es
clrsed drama of TBE CAiTLE STfsLEss or, THs Dko'M
AsD ms Doc In addition 70 Whcb % love The neg pso
toniEie Of TEE kEeEosAscER, which us Car, r.nJ ~
fsr io The n.ucsl ~ BEs BoLT the ho1 70 ooe
ude with the sh,be farce Of Love s L'tS secure joss
risc,s 'sIiJ.
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lAdr.,ll.enlenIl |

BANkERS. RROkrRs JEWELERS. and Others
WHO qnie 49, sGL,R wi a. FEE PEoor sAyy, ss.6
hsU.ces Lat LuL.zs CHLso IRo> Saw !. the only 3s
DO ~ PkOoF ssIb the maTt~t, by c.unr Upon
FAReaAGs Co.. cents No. is9 br sdvey.
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TAiyen'ener nj

TITY TOOk MS BOhE5 OCT'-IHSy Hust NV
d, IT, yr.t have removed the botes and subshstrl
Ind, Puhbsr thst wonderful uan g. naksVNs mosnsn
is,e e.Y, rle f.mo., flTsRI wORLD Is psyA
80, .acpoop AZ B,ENrys-THE DRtAA AT SsA a. night
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lAdv rusl me

slip AnOY A Photograph OF the Ks'san Sof-
ye,ie taken oe the Battery With 600 ews round so'st rev.
Yors aDd Portrait. II tic Pecple on The Cnesp oJ~ts'
LoL slrs,s N,LLrRY. No 20 Brosersy.
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fAdvitisenert.
Tur lfrTAIIIc T.aIyT SrROp

The METALLIC TABLET S1ROP-lnveDted ~
Gro s,.NDEts A. D. sl5T the genuine srtic,e h,s
equsl,d iucng tho kienes possible edge rs~
Cen osinfd of tt sb,cntcrs aud sole nnssotaas ~
Z. sACsDEss, s,eIs Nc. Astor HOuse.
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fAdysf.iseu,enS

Gas. GAs.-GAs FIXTURES. Of new and scausf4
AsEs4 us oS ths 5p,rg usis Cell 8, sess uans
L,rvx AsssSL WNsAa o.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16

RsoISIR.rIos or BIRTns DrArHs AM MAR
RIAGrs.-The Committee on tho Negotiation Of Births,
Deaths and Marriages, of the American Association
ior the advancement Of science which has been in
session in this city for some days, adjourned Wed.
nesdsy evening after having matured plan for re-
port to be presened to the Association in Baltimore.
The subject of correct registration is one Of the
Highest Importance, and involves the well.beng Of
many social Interest," From the character Of the gen.
temen who compose this Committee, d thorough aud
able report ia anticipated.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16


BRoaDwAY.-E Everybody is interested in the copt
ton of this the finest street in the woni, and will OF
course be glad to learn what the Association for keep
ing it clean propose to do That is set forth in the fol-
lowing circular:
We the undeI.sneJ Comm sppontd BY A.
cistioa 70 carry out the rc OF its ORGANIZATION W.
the pfar this woUd report that have
b.. able through Mr. Smith with h "tsweepns machines
have the eaass swept with few stcePS ms .yerJ hsn.
reed lot te yon Of the street has been
improved both during the summer aud Winter yet aey
DO cot by consider the improvement copfto-J
would therefore suggest that smother en9 b. nsde 70 son
Ilish TIE following VIZ:
fhs, addition 10 the cleaning q the cre way % noaa
way every night between the hours Of and he cross
.tr (cH distance of block esch side Of Bros !waY D.
s.o cssned ike manner and sufficient number 0i usa %
stationed et points soug the street danz tne dSJ 10 P
and nc such uuancss may aIy b. H. together
h sud sdeW ak sweepiugs aud report al persons "l'
NAY into the street filth cf sny Erd Tf0s o'sd a"
o5o PER week in addition 10 present I-' pc, NC, sy v
easily Obtained if sre. who have not sut'6od "I s"a ''
did -. .,,..
Your Committee Se.ire state that the wa-Tns car
are employed b. the sscis'ion Many n-,-, a ~
II BE- dores the Committee direct-spfasta W. nt az ~
There VIII b. tut lite need OF -ItiNAA,k S.'D , 10 h..
du-, to annoy set you, Coies ne , s14 sv The d..
,bst Usy blw in from ds.srce and that 81 future cay
they ~ find little wstor re,es-sfy taa - eA
pu.e shrinking may b. Then managed D. -e As'oeaOn)
The sSG q tie residents sul brsn.ss ren oG the
oro.. .tre il The yomiy o. srosi"sy ,s . ~ y;h
srd oteTs uns hi. streesome q. Sn have afeadJ 1fd
tbsir willingness. 10 do 80 go
i.r~ 10, et.crbed All collections b. made b. person
i.,irs written order from tie Treasurer, MI C. l. TnF"r
= v HAU UOHwOCT, Broadway and Bsooae street,
G L. TIFFANY, No $50 Broadway.
JAS. THOMPSON. Nc. SO Broasrsy
mo ~ GFEiN No SIS Brosd~sy
STEPHEN PHILBIN. No. 7s7 Bto4lNsy.
Coa~uae
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16

RrAL EsTATr.-The folio wing sales were made yes
terday at the Merchants Exchange by A. j. nlecck.
Son & Co.:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16

PoTICI CoNNuSsIoHFRs.-No meeting OF the Police
Commissioners was held yesterday, the iies OF some
Of the Commissioners at Albany being still imperative
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-17
Railroad Accident.
NEW YORK. July |

New YORK, July lev
This morning an accident occurred to the
express train on the New York and Erie
Railroad at Shin Hollow, IS miles from this
city. The two hind cars of the train were
thrown off the track by the breaking of a
rail, and with their contents precipitated
down an cmbankment of 80 feet. AS far
as known, hefollowing is a list ofthe killed:
Mr. and Mrs. Brown and son, of Tioga Val
ley; Sarah Aeber and child, of y. o.; VIM.
Childer, a boy, and II. Wood. Forty-seyen
are wounded-some fatally.
Among the wounded are the following:
VIM. Raise, John Wally, D. VI. Seitty, W.
II. Ballard, n. +. Bardcl, of Newark c. V.
Bartlett of Cleveland; Adam Ray of n. u.
VIM. Horton of New York, badly wound
ed; j. W. Beals of Boston; l.. F. Powell of
Meadville; n. F. Childer, of New York T.
B. Swartz of Canada; a Hogarth, Miss
Baker of Canada G.. S. Hill, J. Silver, Mr..
Concklin of Illinois; j. Brush of New York
Mr.. Olbay of New York Mrs. r. w. CroS-
by of New York Mrs. J. X. White of New
York Mrs. Wcdnan of New York; +.
Bradford of New York Mrs. Eastman and
children, New York; o. Arnett, of New
York c. c.. Murray, of New York; f. W
Gill, of Ohio; Rev. Mr.. Palmer, W. Wa
lance, of Boston; Mr.. Dunkan, of Iowa.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-17
HALIFAX ,July L.,


The steamship -,anada from Liverpool,
with dates to the Sd inst, has arrived here.
Her aivices have already been intercepted
by the news Yalcht when off Cape Race on
Saturday last. .
The Arabia, from Boston, bound to Liver
pool, had also arrived.
The Canada had strong wcsternly winds
during the entire passage.
Nothing wasscen Of the Atlantic telegraph.
She was detained So hours by foggy wealth
er outside of the harbor.
Her papers furnish but little in addition
to the summary obtained from Cape Race.
The British revenue, for the fiscal year,
falls short over f5, 600, 600.
The judicial committee Of the chancery
council has affirmed the decision Of the low
er court, declaring the steamer North Amer
lea liable for the damages caused by her col
lision with the ship Lcander
The demand for money in London on
Friday was very active at full rates.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-17

BT" A refr:gerating railroad car has been
invented in Cincinnati, and is now in use
on some of the roads between the East and
West 1t is designed to be kept at tenn
perature within, that will preserve meats,
fruits, fish, and all sorts of perishable ar
ticles, fresh during several days, and
permit of their transportation to any dis
lance over railroads. Recently one of them
came to Cincinnati, from New York, con-
tanning 500 live oysters, seven sea turtles,
soft shell crabs, % barrels pine apples, 25
boxes oranges, bananas, clans, oysters in
shells, &c, &c, all of which arrived in prime
order, and gave the epicures fine time
while they lasted. These cars will be used
in the transportation of poultry, butter,
lard and other perishable fresh articles from
the fields Of the West to the markets of the
Eastern cities, and in their return will
bring US the Injuries Of the sea and of the
tropical islands.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-17
New York Market.

NEW York, July lG-P. NJ.
Flour heavy; sales of IA, 500 bbls.; State
has declined &c; sales at 80 s0(G3 s5.-
Wheat quiet sales of 60, 500 bush. West
ern red at %; Milwaukee Club at s3@sl.
Corn is finn; sales of $4,000 bush. white
at S2Gs3; yellow so. Pork is firm at
SIC 65(Gl6 20. Lard firm at lli6llt.-
Sugar is buoyant; sales of 800 hhds an
advance of &c. on Orleans 5a6c; Muscoya-
do 6iG7l; Bacon is dull at q for sides;
and 5l66 for shoulders. Molasses steady;
Orleans 40; tallow is held at 81. Buyers
offer freely at o. Coffee steady; sales Of
1000 bags at eiGlI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-17

In Randolph county the wheat crop is not
more than half an average crop. The oat
crop is an entire failure.
The wheat crop in the Southern part of
the State is harvested. In the river counties
and for the district extending from 40 to so
miles back from the river, the wheat is good.
In some localities it is injured by the rust
but the increased extent sown will more than
make up for the damage; so that the crop
viii, in this region, be q good average crop
in quantity. Oats are badly damaged, and
there win scarce be one third of an ordinary
crop. Corn, though backward, looks re-
markably fine, and with a late fall, a good
crop will be made
InCarroll county, the wheat will not be a
full yield on the average but will be good in
quality. Corn is backward, but looking
well. The grass crop is good.
In Hendricks the wheat crop is compare
lively good. Some fields are badly injured,
but the majority are not only good, but very
good. Oats rusted. Corn doing well.
In Vermillion, not more than half crop
of wheat will be harvested 1t is ruSted
AMI shriveled up in all the bottom lands.
In Tippecanoe, although portion of the
wheat is badly rusted, the harvest will be
more than On average one.
In Fountain and Warren counties the
wheat is more injured by the rust than wa.
supposed till it was harvested. The crop:
are poor in these counties. Oats are no
worth cutting. Corn looks well.
In Bartholomew county the crop of whea
viii not exceed half an average product no
will the corn yield more than one half
crop unless the froSts are late.
In Decatur, there win be about two
thirds Of wheat crop. Oats arc failur,
and farmers look for about half crop {
corn.
In Franklin, the wheat IS al average crol
and corn is doing well.
In Miami county the crops of wheat ar
very hne, nearly as good as last year. Cor
is doing exceedingly WELL
In Noble county, although injured b
rust, the wheat crop will be an average on
Oats are fair, and corn is growing finely
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-17

p6 Capt. Fuller, of the steamer Gen
Pike, in the line between Louisvilleand Gin
cinnati, has gained an infamous fame, BY a
recent trial before the police court, in the
latter city, for horsewhipping poor victim
of his lusts with his own child in her arms,
because she importuned him for means for
its support There has notbeen culprit in
the courts of the country for the last years
charged with the most heinous crime upon
their records, whose acts have met with so
Overwhelming an Repression Of public indig-
nation and adherence. let him hide him
self from the universal scorn Of men, and
never put his foot again upon the deck of
steamer. If he has the hardihood to brave
public opinion, or his employees are so un-
principled as to sustain him, and disregard
it, let every man avoid the craft he is con-
nected with No honorable man, with man
ly sentiments can tread the cabin with the
base wretch, who horsewhips in the public
streets tie woman whom he has foully
wronged The Cincinnati Commercial says:
awhile he horsewhips her, she holds his
child in her arms---a child that has been
taught TO lisp his name, and call him Spa"
and his cruel-lash cuts its fiesh-his flesh
and blood. Aside rom her sin with this
man, nothing is alleged against the character
of this womrn. He was her seducer. a
few months ago, uponl the occasion of his
marriage with anothers insane with wretch
ness, she appeared at tie wedding an unbid-
den guest and by her indiscretion, married
the festivities. She is seized and fastened
in second story room, that she may make
no more disturbance, and wildly leaps from
the window, and, hugging her child to her
bosom, flies frenzied through the gloom of
midnight. Where does history or romance
present scene Of more dreary pathoS?-
Poor creature whatsoever does not sympa-
thize with her dares not pray for the mercy
that he or she shows unto Others. After
wards the father of the child is prosecuted
by the importunate appeals of the mother
for its support. She is so wanting in pro-
priety, so solicitous for the subsistence OF
her child-his child-that she even begs at
his door. This is her offense. He horse
whips her"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-17

s1-0wing to the large business done in
The city this season, there has been great
scarcity of goods of many kinds, and pur-
chasers have been lamenting the difficulty
of supplying their wants; thisstate of affairs
is being speedily put an end to by our friend
Hughes, at the corner Of Main and Second
streets, who is daily receiving many very
desirable articles in the dry goods and shoe
line. Give him call.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-17

. ALARNIyG.-The State SentincL says
"When our Democratic orators all over the
State get on the stump there will be
shaking among the dry-horeS OF the oppo-
sit on which will terrify the Black Repub-
lcans, and conquer peace. All our men
sing the same song now" which is, blind
submission TO executive will, and the Clicta-
ton of Jesse D. Bright
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-17

RGr The State Sentinel nominates Gov.
Willard as Vice President of the G. s.,
with Hon. R. u. T. Hunter, of Virginia, as
President. Willard is set forth as "the
representiye man of the great northwest"
He is an excellent specimen Of its whisky
imbibers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-17
Roy The project of an Intcr-Colonial Rail

Eay" The project of an Intcr-Colonial Rail-
way to connect Canada with New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia, is exciting good deal OF
attention. A meeting was held in London
on the 9Th ult TO take the subject into con-
sideration. 4 large number of leading men
in Great Britain and from the colonies were
present, and it was resolved to ask the aid
of the government and TO take measures to
push il through.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-17

ssa, Col. Pepper the independent candi-
date for Senator in Switzerland and Ohio
counties, SAYS he has been a Democrat since
there was party known by that name
His Lccompton competitor has been a Fed
cralist and Wing about as long, The latter
is adopted by the Lccomptonites as their
favorite, while'hc is denounced a. bolter.
On which side do the people presume ''old
line Democracy isto be found
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-17
.grARs C4sRRI' PECrcsAL

HYBRs CHERRY PECTORAL
az for the rapid cure of Coughs, Colds, Hoarse-
res5, Influenza, Bronchitis, Whoop;ne CouSh,
Group, Asthma, Iacipient Consumption, and for ths
relief Of eonsumptive patients In advanced stages OF
the diEease.
We need not speak TO the public Of Its virtucs-
Throughout every town, and almost every hamlet
Of the American Ststen, its wonderful cures Of pul
mcnary complaints hsye made Il already known
Sey, few the families IN any civi,i.sd oouzt-r
this Continent without personal experience
Of its effects; and fewer yet the communities sny
where which have not among them some living
trophy Of is victory the subtle and dangerous
diseases Of the threat and lungs. While Il Is the
most powerful antidote yet known 70 man for the
formidable and dangerous diseases Of the pulrona-
r. organs, il s also the pieasanest and safest
edy that be employed for infants and young per-
sons- Farents should have II IN store against the
iasidicrg enemy that steals upon them unprepared
We have abundant. grounds TO believe the Cherrr
Pictorial saves moro lives by the consunptions Il
preTeais than those IL cures. Keep Ii BY you, and
cure your colds while they are curable nor neglect
them until DO human skill can master the iuexors.
BE canker that, fastened the yitals, ests your
life away. All know the dreadful fatality Of lung
disorders, end rs they know too the virtues of this
remedy, need not do more than % assure them
it is SUI made the best 1t be. We spare no
cost, no care, no toll to produce il the most perfect
possible, and Tins afford those who rely on Il. ths
best agent which cur skill can furnish for thsr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-17
nAsA letter from Olympia, Washington

geAsA letter from Olympia, Washington
Territory, says:
Rich deposits of gold have been recently
discovered on our northern frontier, which
is creating a terrible excitement all along
the coast, and consequently there is tre-
mendous rush Of immigration from Califor-
MIA and Oregon to our beautiful country on
the shores of Puget Sound, (the prettiest
sheet of water in the world.) To "go to
the mines, is in almost everybody's mouth;
men, women and children. With contin-
uation Of the present tide of immigration
we shall yet be State almost as soon as
Oregon who has already applied for adj
mission
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-17

BS@ II is said that the Republicans of the
Fourth Congressional District have made q
mistake in nominating Hackleman in place
of Cumback. The former is a violent ultra,
dogmatic in his opinions, unpopular and re-
pulsive in his manners. The Democrats say
that Hackleman's nomination makes Hol-
mans election sure
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-17
STEAMBOATS,.
ET:zN.sV.YLLE,
EOUISVFLLE.

TOUIsTTLLE, GRANVILLE,
LAND MEMPHIS REGULAR, WEEKLY
PACKET.
HvS.A,> ERNER, @. w. TRirLErT, Com
mander; J. B.. ARCHER. Clerk.
leaves Louisville every Wednesday at p ". leaves
Memphis every Saturday at P. NJ. lcsves Evansville
for Louisville eyory Monday at p. NJ; leaves Evans
20. Way Business solicited ana attended 20 st
SAME rates as charged BY Packets. y
jan2l-tf p. q. ORILEY Co, Agents.
EIT.a.N,sIYLLE IND PROCC4H
Il TRI-wEEKLY MAIL LINE.
.n sffS svs Ari Rosd 'ss.s We'd e.
sneeday and Friday at A. H.
Leaves Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday snd Sat-
urday. ate A. ". Connecting at Evansville with
with packets for Louisville, Wabash and Green
Rivers. At Padrcah with packets for Saint Louis,
New 0rleans ard the daily mail boats for Cairo.
Nashville ard Tennessee River. -,
business promptly attended to. and charges for
freight and passage same as charged by the packet
J. n. Done. jiys-6sndSw-
hlUEW~ ORLEANS .9ys.O Et.a.N.s-
Su VILE PACKET, THE CEOCTAW.-
<-sa-s The steamer CHOCTAw. Captain
fSlL5s> 4 = SsEDLEr, will run regularly for the
q remainder Of the season, and as
long As the water viii permit, as regular packet,
between Evansville and New Orleans. From ter
great speed she can easily make the trip n thirteen
days, and will leave here every fifteenth CAV after
her departure. She will return on her third trip
ON THE nth OR 18TH OF MAY.
The tinaeo her arrival will be telegraphcd from
tlcksburgh and Memphis and duly announced in
the papers, that shippers may know and rely Upon
her movements.
Her officers pledge themselves to do ell IN ti,e,r
power for the interest and fame Of the city With
which they sock TO identify themselves, and they
solicit In return from citizens such announcement
as viii make their connection with thu city porrns
ncnt and rcciprocsiy profitable The beat vii
need for her support Up freights IS well es dowr
cargoes, and In proportion to her receipts up car
she afford TO reduce her down freights Shipper.
hers should. therefore, for their interest, en-
dcavor to secure her up feights from their CORES
ponGcn.s. rse l. A. CRANE, Agent
ap3l-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-17
ma Our friend O'NErL, has performed

HA.Our iriend " NEIL, mas performed
wonders, this season. He has surpassed
his former efforts in the art of manufactu-
ring most beautiful Clothing for the gentle
men of the city. His business is fast in
creasing. Mr.. 0'NEIL is doing business for
Mr.. HUGHEs, on the corner of Main and
Second streets, where he would be glad to
show gentlemen some of the finest French
doc-skin cassimeres ever brought to this
city Clothes brought from any other
house, manufactured to order, and war
rantcd TO lit.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-17

s-Call at Lyons, on First street, for
nice furnishing goods. and Devlin's fne
clothing, or leave your orders with nim'
andhc viii get you up elegant and stylish
garments, at fair price. sr =