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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-05

ARMY MOVEMENTS fos UTAH.-The
troops in Kansas and on the Western
frontier will start between April goth
and May 10th, mastering about 1000
effective men.
According to the plan Of the War
Department for the service in Utah,
there will be by July next about $500
tro5os in that Territory, amply supplied.
Three ffths of this force has yet to be
sent. Russell, OF Mo-, the contractor
f,r transportation, will employ $500
transfers.
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pipes TO be laid along, subscribe one half OF the
amount for the Of the same, and the
City subscribing the other half and each OF the par
ties to to the amount of such subscription.
With regard TO the streets there has been
work done lhereop a. less expense however, in PRO-
portion to the amount Of werk DONE than the prece
ding year. The work having been done uuder the
p rsonal supervise of MIR. Smyth, Street Commits
who reported week the quantity and costs of
the same, and in no instance has there been dol
lar expended when the same did net actually require
it, A portion of the work done the streets. say
about s. has been from earth taken from tine streets
and placed upon private property, which said property
Is charyeable therefor.
The Tax delinquency for Evansville and Lamasco
up TO s5. which Is e5 go so, and there is uncofeted
this present duplicate Sill 5e3 3d. Of which amount
5000 is In litigation by Willard Carpenter and James
Jores for himself Exams heirs, Hornby aud others,
which delinqueney, promptly paid 81 the time due
aud hsve paid into the City Treasury over ss0Vo in
Your Committee would furthermore stste THAT among
the oeinq uent tax they regret 10 say that any
OF our most prominent citizens in the list, whit
have not as yet paid their taxes any port there
on. ? TIE
In conclusion, your committee believe that in al the
transactions OF the Council the present AND in
the per formanne of the duties incumbent upon them
as such Councimen, they have in each AID every in
stance been governed by the hest intees. Of the City,
Inent and prosperity.
All Of which Is respectfully submitted.
7. P. EnLIOTT,
r. SHARPE.
Evansville, March 3ist ISIS apa-lwd
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PhiIadelnhin Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Aprli S-N
In -four there is less action to-day, but
firm sales of 5000 bbls at 3T115 for super
fine and 4 50@4 GZ1S for extra. Supplies
continue liberal, small sales of rye flour at
25. Corn meal 8 90. Wheat continues
dull; about 5000 bash sold at O6@l O5 for
red and ! 20ll 80 for white; lot of very
choice Kentucky brought "a. Rye is wanted
ut zoe. Corn active and again advanced;
1000 bush yellow sold at IS aioat, and cog
e6 from store. Oats unchanged. No change
in qualities. Provisions very quiet. Whis-
steady at 21@22. In wool there is more do
ing, but without any improvement in prices.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

March Srd.-l box frames. c Bicl;l box
dry goods, \ Lowenthal; box dry goods
Shanklin g. Reilly; bx, sundrica, i box
mdsc. So osks meat, p G O'Rley; SO barrels
whisky, l04 bbls -four. A Crane; c. bags I
seed, Preston Bros; bx mdsc n Lyons; !
box ware Hollingsworth & Hughes; box
mise, j NJ Caldwell; chairs John Law; ]
box mdse, Robt Barnes: lot iron, Brinkmeiel
e. Klusman; l PC casting, Isaac Ingral;
crate rags, o D & Co; 259 bush wheat. Little
& Irwin; 262 bush wheat, Wheeler &, Riggs
229 bush corn, A Anspachc.; thl eggs
Gilbert d Bowlesi IS bush. wheat. Iglehar
Bros; ASP bush corn, Kemer d Mccoy; 5:
SKIS -four, 80 SKIS shorts Tenncy & Sorenson
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THE RIVER.

TheTiyer is falling fast from Pittsburg
to the mouth, with six feet eight inches in the
canal at Louisville, last Saturday at noon.
The officers of the elegant Adams will ac-
cept our thanks for late papers.
The Arkansas river is higher than FOR foul
teen years, and still rising. The rain still
falling rapidly on Monday last. The pros
pect was for an extensive overflow and great
destruction OF property. st Little Rock it
lacked foaT feet Of tie great freshet Of 1874;
though in maay places the banks are com
plctely submerged; and the destruction OF
stock must already be very great.
The elegant Highhyer will be up. early this
morning for Louisville and all way points.
The C. Bealcr and J. (. Woodruff in the
Mississippi, are beyond hope of redemption,
the water being over the former, and little
being left of tho latter. The Princess, at
shawneetown, Is also ''gone in" her cabin
having foated off and having been picked to
pieces by wreckers, aud the remainder of the
boat being under water.
The great Pacific passed up on Saturday
She put of her freight for this point without
tying line, and LEFT for Louisville in q
hurry. She left New Orleans last Monday.
The steamer Brazil was the first boat that
went above Dubuque this season. She ar
rived at Lake Pcpin on the Esd, which wa:
still frozen over. The people along the rive
greeted the appearance of tho Brazil with
great JOY. Guns were fred, and at one point
pair Of hcrns were presented to the Cap
.-f-n.
When the Hamburg sunk she vas On hel
way down from St. Paul. On witnessing
the successful attempt of the Fire Canoe to 70
through she rushed into the passage, when 9
stormy wind arose. She was then between
two heavy masses Of ice which pressed
bard against her sides, crushing her in, anc
In few moments she sunk in deep water
The Passengers and crew made all haste t.
secure their lives, which they did by elan. Der
ing upon the ice, and fortunately every on,
in this manner escaped. At last account
oil that part of the boat below the SUNNI
OF the Nheelhouse was under water, and sh
IS g total loss. She was valued at a.. 900, no
insured, and owned by Snyder, of Fultor
City.
Our citizens were agreeahly surprised YES
,erday morning by the sound OF the whist
Of the Grey Eagle, Capt. Harris Of Galena.-
This arrival is the earliest on record. We be
lieve tho nearest approach is the 2Sth Q
March. some years back. The enterprise @
Capt. Harris in thus forcing his boat throug
Lake Pcpin, is fully appreciated by our citi
zens. Hundreds called upon HIM yesterda
20 tender their congratulations, while th
Common Council manifested their sense
his enterprise by granting him the privilee
Of the levee free tor the season. In tho even
ing few of the older citizens invited Cop
Harris 70 an entertain ilent at the Mechanic
Hotel, which was presided over by Governc
Sibly.-Pioaeer, 26tE
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NEW YORK. April 3-P
Ciucinuatl Markets.

>. CINCINNATI, April 3-M
No preceptible change in -four or whisky.
Better demand for provisions but sales are
kept private so far.
CINcISS1rI, April 3.-PN
Flour rather frmer but no change in prices,
1900 bbls sold at 3 55@2 s. for snperfne and
8 1908 30 for extra, receipts light. Whisky
steady ut l6H. Mess pork in coed demand,
100 bbls at SIG. Active demand for lard,
1909 bbls at ~. closing buoyant, bplk meat
quiet, 700, 900 lbs sold at 555SG1Tsl for should
ers and sides; bacon sides firm, 80 hhds sold
at Q. Linseed oil steady. 100 bbls at 5s@6o.
Groceries unchanged. Eastern exchange de-
clned sc an dull at %@% prem. Money
very stringent.
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W ASHfNGTONi AprII, o.-M
Tho following gentlemen have been con-
irmed by the Senate AS Lieutenants in the
navy to fill existing vacancies: John G..
Walker, John G.. Mitchell, Z. w. Mead jr.,
r. Boyd. jr., Calvin Z. Thomas, and Chas.
G. Carpenter.
The following have also been confirmed
BY the Senate: Isaac Winston, U. 5. Mar
shall for Kansas Jefferson T. Martin, Mar
shall for the Western District Of Va.
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CANAL RECEIPTS.

Per Canal boat Evansville 600 bushels
wheat, Iglehart Bros; IL bbls eggs, bbls
lard, bbls beans, l bbl furs, ll6 lbs bulk
pork, Jas Laughlin Jr.
Per Canal boat Collier-l0s bbls pork. I
kgs lard, II SKIS bran, SKIS shorts. 20 bbls
-four, Brown q Aikman; / hid tobacco. Jas
Llughlin jr; so SKIS wheat, j Jaquess & Co.
Per Canal boat G Morgan-25 csks pork.
10 Kegs lard, 4 bbls eggs, Dbl butter, Geo
Foster d Co; 10 bags wheat, hid crack
Inns. lot bags and dried fruit, J 5 Jaqucss
& Co.
Per Jas Laughlin-si csks pork. Is tierccs
lard, bbls pork, 90 bbis eggs, Ger Foster
& Co.
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The Weather,

PITTsBURe, April ST.
River feet 6 inches and falling. Weather
clear. Mercury Go.
LOUISVILLE, April 3.-M
River falling, 8 feet 5 inches in the canal
and feet 2 inches in the pass over the falls
Weather clear. Mercury ~.
CINCINNATI, April 3.-A
... River fallen G inches in the last "a hours
Weather clear. Mercury 10.
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:EA milk cart drawn by refractory
horse was upset last Saturday morning in
.ront OF Hallock & Stoddard's store. The
milk cans were smashed and the street was q
"milky way" for many rods around the fatal
spot. The horse having broken the cart and
spilled the milk submitted to his master and
WAS dsiven off,
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Baltimore Market.

BALrIMoRK. April 3.-a
Flour steady at 25@4 so. Wheat quiet
and unchanged. Corn firm at $1,000 for
white, 63@s5 for yellow. Whisky dull at
2l@2iN. Provisions active and firm. Bulk
meats quoted at 6;l@fM. Bacon 719@s]l.
Mess pork II 90
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TRsksrRER's EEPoRT, FOR THE YEAR ENDING
MARCH Attn, ISIS.
s53,S45 o. $57,s95 o.

II will be seen by the above and foregoing reports
that the notlarge; and will be the duty
OF the next Council to report the probable amount OF
revenue 10 raised for the years 1858 and SO. Your
Commtee will refer that but conne themselves
to the Expenditures and transactions Of the present
Council
The principal and in fact al the contracts that have
been let and now under way, has been done at the
gent solicitation OF the tax pay ers And in the opn.
ion of your committee the absolute wants of the city
required the same The largest pr ion OF these out
laws have been for the building OAK street culver
and the commencing OF Division stree culvert. The
built with view OF completely draining al, that por
ton of the City above Cherry street. and extending
out to Eighth street, which will be done efiectuay
when Oak street is brought to its proper grade.
DIVISION STREET 'cULvERr-The first payment OF
5000 Els been made the contractor, Mr.. Eiche, on
this Job which Is to he completed on or before Janu
ary st ! $50, at n cost of $40 &c.,.
The contract TOR that portion Of scd culvert extend
ing AS feet on DiTsion street. awarded Messrs
Gottman and Arnold, on the 27th dayof March 1853,
and the first nent OF sea was made said contractor,
the probable cost Of said portion will not excead o. 800
This culyert no one can fail IA the great neces
sity of as completely drains all the North Eastern
portion OF me Ciy, and was made the particular item
time of annexation.
Outlays have been msde for tie benefit Of the Fire
Department. IN the erection Of two large and commo-
dious engine houses and the purchase OF additional
apparatus. all OF which done for the better per.
lection and organization ofthe Fire Department ofthe
City.
Anew system OF laying gas rires and erection Of
posts and lamps tina. % ruring the owners Of prop
eTty wing IN or ataoent n any stress requiring gas
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Nav York Market.

NEW YORK, April 2-M
Flour buoyant, except Southern, which is
steady. Sales Of $500 bbls at 30@4 40 for
State, an advance of 10 cents, and s0@5 00
for Ohio. Wheat firm; 1900 bush sold nj
/ 20@l rs s,r Western white. and l6 fol
red. Corn scarce and has an advancing tend
cncy, yellow T0@75. Mess pork advanced
loo; sales ut l6 9O@l6 So. Lard buoysnt nj
l0@l0E. Whisky dull.
NEW YORK. April S-Px
Cotton quiet; sales OF 200 bales. Flour
firm, except for Southern which is quiet
Freight on -four 10 Liverpool Is Cd. Lard
advanced &c, sales at lo1sSloH. Groceries
quiet. Tea declined an all qualities. Stocks
dull, and lower.
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CITY ELECTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the qualified
~ voters Of the City OF Evansville, that tire Annual
City EeciOn Tor the purpose OF electing nineteen l
CouI cilmen; One City clerk; One City Collectort
One City Treasurer; One City Marshal; One CIV
Assessors One City Recorder, and Ore City Survey
will take place on the FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL.
Being tie 5th day thereof The polls viii open the
following places, to-wt:
Upper Preeinct-At the Neptune Engine House, q.
II. DeGarno, Esq, Inspector
Middle P--Cinct-At the Young America Engine
House; RoberS Fergus, Esq, Inspector.
Low.r, or Lamasco Precinct-At the Unicn Engine
House, Daniel Chute, Esq Inspector.
Discretionary power is gwen to each Inspectcr to
appoint their own Judges and Clerk.
By orcer Of the Common Council.
WELL. III. WALKER, CIR.
milo (Yolk and Ennuirer COPY till 2ri of An-ilN
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NEW YORK. April 81

~. 4
1t il reported that Col. Burnham's regi-
ment of New York volunteers have been ac-
eepted by the President. The other author
lied regiment will be taken from Penusyl-
vania. Arrangements are complete for q
rigid enforcement of the quarantine. Ali
arrivals will be subject to visit from health
of
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OF The almanac must be wrong
Saturday was simmer day and fires
and winter clothing were banished.
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NV YORK, April 3-M

The steamship Fulton sailed to-day with
$50 passengers for Liverpool, She Fad no
specie.
a government propeller, name unknown,
has arrived belo-g.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
Election of school Trustee.

NJOTICE is hereby given to the qualified Voters Of
~ the Civ of Evansville, that in connection Win
other City officers to be elected on the first Monday Of
April next 18th inst as per adyeriisenent, there
will elected One School Trustee Tor the School
District composed of the City Of Evansville
WELL IL WALKER. Clert.
Har23-2w (yolksbote copy.t
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AN ORDINANCE

To prescribe the time within which real estate may lie
scd for the payment of City Taxes assessed theTeon
SECTION |. BE il ordained by the Common Council
of the City of Evansville, that from and after the PAS
sase of this Ordinance, il shall and may be lawful for
the City Collector at time after the first Monday in
october, and before the second Monday OF March OF
each year to make the taxes assessed, real estate,
either by the seizure and sd OF the goods and chaels
of the owner or claimant thereof by selling the lot
or piece of ground Itself. upon which the remains
unpaid or much thereof may be necessary 10 pay
such taxes and costs Of -drertisng and sale.
Attest: -. JOHN HEX son, Mayor.
WELL H. WALREz.. Clerk, - feOs
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o. We publish, in another place, a
communication, interesting to the voters
of the Ninth ward.
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LOUISVILLE, April 3.-Px
Sales to-day of $500 bbls mess pork at
SIC. Lard, IS t,erccs prime sold at sZ@9X,
1900 kegs at lIc' Sales of tobacco tor the
week sea hhds.
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To the Honorable The Mayor

To the Honorable the Mayor
80, and Common Council:
yuNHE Committee on Finance, to whom was refer.
red the subject Of reporting thea and Liabil
tiles of the City of Evansville, together with the Re
cepts and Expenditures Of said city, and the amour,
OF City Orders outstanding, for the year ending March
3isl 1858, would report that they have made careful
examination of the condition. Of the City, and ha.
procured each OF the rrncipal City officers a report
a. from their books which said reports your com
mittee would respectfully submit, as follows:
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by TELEGRAPH.
From Washington

II IL oRAPHED ExcLUsIvELy TO THE EvASsvILLK
DAILY JOURNAL BY e. = w. LINE.
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Evansville and Crawf0rdsvil c

hfrs EEsss.sss :s%s.--:. C--gEZ e aaiAs
49, !! s :.is, 49, ygi9.I1s !:
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RECEIPTS

You will find on -xa1rinat;on Of this report and
pairing il with tie City Treasurers difference
lie amount Of Receipts into the Treasury which
be accounted for by the failure upon the part OF the
persons deposting amounts with the Treasurer file
receipt for same with the Clerk.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
WELL IL. WALKER, Clerk.
To Messrs Sharpe and Elliott, Committee Finance.
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STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
U. S. MAIL PASSENGER PACKET.
Evansville. Paducah s. Cairo Packet,
j. n. DONE.

" ns OONEs
D. b. uERRON, Master,
ud 5EhyE s.d E TaEEySs sYyef :,
a2x1Ea<SE&zz@-4ssi2 o'clock, NJ, arriving at
Paducsh at 6 o'clock, 4. NJ, Cairo a. IL O'Clock,
NJ, TUESDAY and FRIDAY: Returning, leaves
Cairo eveyy-r CESoAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock
p NJ, and Paaucah every WEDNESDAY and SAT.
CRDAY, at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ,
Come citing at Evansville with the Evansville
and Charlottesville Railroad
and Packets tor 6reep RIVER; Also, connecting Mt
Smthland with Cumberland RiTer Pack Is and at
Memphis, New Orleans and St. Louis Packets.
Tickets can be obtained on board the bsa for all
Eastern Cities. mra5-ly
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CITY CLERKS.

CITY CLERKS.
The City Clerk herewith submits his Third annual
Report, show ing The condition Of the City of Evans.
VILE for the year ending March 2lst, ls, as taken
from the books Of sad City, In his Keeping:
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

THNHOSE who have spoken to me for Strawberry
II Plants, would do well to have Their ground IN
readiness for them by the first week in APRIL at which
time the Plants will he ready for delivery. There are
a few hundreds yet unsoid
n. BAH orders left at Vim. Hughes Store, corner
Main and Second street, will he attended To.
ur2t ANDREW ERSKINE.
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EPALTIMORE COFFEE
mra0 GILBERT & BowLEs.
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LTMRER,

"A GOOD article of Dry Pine Lumber and
IA Shingles for sale, be toulld at tbe yard of
r.. IL. BENNETT & CO.,
ErSc-2m near Krafz Heilm:ns Foundry.
EARiED BEEF
H. 500 los Sugar cured, received and fer sale by
mrH VGCKERY & JOHNSTON.
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COAL FOR SALE

WYE have on hand and are constantly receiving
w coal of client quality from up the canal,
which viii deliver in any part Of the city
Orders left at James Laughlins warehouse, tie
office Of Nathan Rowley will he promptly attended To.
RONLEY & AM0RY.
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For Louisville, CIpcir.nesi, St. Eouis, Ia liam
epoits aud the Eat
TIME CHANGED.
,xunyrcn.y n.pru, -ess

AN and after "Wednesday Msrch 3ri, the up Mail
~ train leaves Evansville at : minutes past p "a.
arrives at Terre IIaute minutes past
The down " Ill Train leavesTe. llaute minutes
past p. N. ;aIriyes at Evansville minutes past TO-
Tke accommodation Trains leave rs heretofore, but
pass yncennes North, at 1326 South, ut 1888; arrive
az Terre Hagtr ): %, and Y Evansville 5:is p. u.
All Stations except Princeton. PstoKa, Ninccnnes,
Carlisle and Sullivan, made Flag stations.
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Coal! Coal. Coal I

SOal SOal SO1i
EE7E have now on hand, and are dailv receiving,
80 the best COAL that has ever been Introduced
into this market, which ling low. Good cur
rency will he received in payment Orders Jeff 1t the
store of JNO. w. HUGHES, next to the STATE Bank,
janoJltf JNO. W. HUGHES & co.
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NHEESE-
~ 20 boxes Goshen Cheese. received and for sale
I.rs6 VlCKERY l. JOHNSTON.