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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-07
From Washington.
" AsIIINGToS. Au,

WAsnIyGToy, Aug. 5-N.
The Nav Orleans papers received by mail
furnish the following:
The steam ship Philadelphia arrived at
New Orleans reports seeing barque ashore
OH tie A,lama Islands bound 10 New Orleans,
name unknown.
Galveston dates TO 81 ult. are published
in the New Orleans papers.
The Macon .Soufherner says that seven
bands of Camanchc Indians have combined
for the purpose of waging war upon the
whites who are rallying 10 rcpcl them.
The Galveston Cirilidn says that from
present indications cotton picking will be
general throughout Texas by the first of
August, and unless an extraordinary calamity
intertercd the crop will be by far the largest
ever produced in Texas. She estimates for
next year receipts at this point alone will
be 200, 600 bales.
The Victoria -idcocats says that the
weather is favorable for the crops and spien-
did for the cotton crop. The corn yield
will be more than an average.
Tampico advices To 10th had been rcceiy =
ed at New Orleans. The Government troops
under Gen. Moramou had triumphed over
the insurrectionary forces at Queretaro but
were subsequently defeated. Gen. Perebla,
the constitutionalist, while retreating from
Guanajuato, was attacked by Gen. LobaS,
Zuloaguist, and his forces, himself and many
others taken prisoners.
Pcrebla was subsequently summarily exc
cuted.
There has been an outbreak in the dis
trict of SicrrahuaS, i'll favor of the consti-
tutionalistS, and Gen. Moreno of Tampico,
had left that city with 5000 men to en-
dcavor to suppress it. Previous TO starting
he issued proclamation Offering an am
nesty on condition OF the surrender OF
. their arms.
The steamer of war Guerro was at Tam
pico as Il means of defense for the harbor.
General Vidaurri intended 10 send from
San Louis, Potos 200 men against Gu ana
iuato, and 1900 more were 10 leave San
Louis on the 18th of July, for the capitol
General Carawajal WAS on the road be-
tween Pampico and TaScaSeque, cutting of
the communication with the interior.
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Afternoon Report.

ct. Louis, Aug. On.
Lcavcnworth dates of the Sd inst, were
received ut Boonvillc on the 9TH, per steamer
Rem Lewis.
AtchiSon county gives 1921 majority
against the English proposition Doniphan
county 5GS majority against it; Quindaro,
for proposition l6, against it lI6.
In Easton the whole vote is lOl for prop
osition, fl against it, The majority in
LeavenwOrth county, az far is heard from,
is l,Gl4 against the proposition. In Law
renee votes were cast in favor of the
proposition and lis to reject. In Franklin
; to accept, and 20 to reject.
The roads are in very bad order, and the
returns come in very slowly.
A skirmish took place about the Goth of
July, in the immediate vicinity of Fort
Kearney between a small war party OF
Chcyennes and, Arrapahoesand the, Pawnees.
The ASSISTANTS succeeded in surprising a
party of Pawnces, killing three, among
whom was chief, and carrying OFF u large
band of horses.
\ considerable force of Pawnecs after
wards pursued the CheycnncS, recapturcd
their animals, wOunding several Of their adj
verSarieS. There were ! 900 Pawnees as
semhled near the post, for peaceful purposes.
Gen. Harvey proceeds to ST. Louis TO-
morrow to take command of tie Depart
ment OF the West.
Major Buel, Captain PleaSanton, Surgeon
Wright and Father Dcsler returned to head
quarters. Major Barris' Battery arrived
this morning.
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The Atlantic Gable.

New YORK, Aug. 6.-M.
The Herald publishes a special despatch
announcing the arrival of the Agamemnon
at Ealentia Bay. She may have arrived,
but nothing certain is known yet. The
truth of the Heralds despatch is doubted, as
by previous arrangement only signals were
allowed to pass be.v cen the Niagara and
the Agamemnon until both reach the shore.
No news from the latter will be received
until she lands at Valcntia.
NEW YORK, August 6-N.
The Atlantic telegraph cable has produced
an uncX;unpled excitement. The telegraph
offices are to be illuminated tomorrow
night. The event has produced universal
satisfaction.
Al Quebec, Montreal and the Provinces
generally, the union with the mother coui
Try was received with great enthusiasm
At Worcester cheers were given and sa-
lutte of 100 guns is to be fired on tomorrow.
In Baltimore the news of the laying of the
cable produced intense interest. There is
great anxiety expressed to hear further news.
From Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 5-P. NJ.
The publication of the dispatch from
Trinity Bay, that an electric current had
been established across the Atlantic, struck
our people like clap of thunder out of a
clear sky in view of the previous expert
mentS, they had concluded the laying of
the Atlantic cable an impossibility. The
people are now in fever of excitement for
a few words from the other side of the
ocean.
COLUMBUS, o., Aug. j-P. NJ.
Great rejoicing at the safe landing of the
cable. The telegraph office is Illuminated.
The news from Trinity Bay wasat first con-
sidered hoax, but is generally credited as
authentic. There is great rejoicing in pri-
vate but no public expression.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5-P. II.
The laying of the telegraphic cable, caused
great rejoicing here, though some still doubt
the success of the enterprise. At Harris
burg, the old State Honse bell, the depot
and factory bells were rung in rejoicing.
DETROIT, Aug. 5-p.N.
There is great rejoicing here at the sue
ccssful result of the Atlantic Telegraph en-
terprise. The telegraph Office at this place
is brilliantly illuminated.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 5-P. NJ.
There was great excitement on change on
the announcement of the success of the At
lantic Telegraph Cable. Business for some
time was suspended.
CHICAGO, Aug. pm.
One hundred guns are now firing in
honor of the successful landing of the Tele-
graph cable.
WHEELING, Aug. 5-P.M.
The people are rejoicing, but some are
still incredulouS.
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From Halifax.
HALIFAX, Aug. c.

HALIFAX, Aug. 6.-Y.
The steamship Prince Albert, from Gal
way Island, has arrived with dates TO the
9th ultimo.
Sales of cotton for tie last three days
have been 10000 bales, closing dull Bread
stufTs are quiet. Provisions dull. Consols
are quoted at $50 95s.
The orders of the Associated Press, to
hold open the lines between New York and
Trinity Bay last night, were received and
complied with, as far as this province, but
from some unexplained cause the working
of the line closed, at least ceased to work
early in the evening, thus cutting off all
communication with the cable at Trinity
Bav. We have, therefore, nothing impor-
tant to communicate in addition TO the salts
factory report of yesterday from Mr.
Field. Our last adviCeS left the Engineers
and their assistants employed in getting the
cable on shore at the Bay Of Bull Arms
No doubt was entertained but that the Aga
memnon had arrived at Falentia Bay, out,
rs The telegraph instruments for the trans
mission OF intelligence have never been put
up on board either vessels, there can be no
actual communication except by signals, IN
til after both ends of the cable shall have
been connected with the shore, which may
require several days.
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Trustees meet to examine certain charges that
have been preferred by DR.. Murphy against
President Daily. Whether he will be prov
cd guilty of immoral conduct we cannot tell,
but the charge of plagiarism will be fasten-
ed upon him, beyond the possibility of es-
cape. He has published, as his own, not
only few sentences or a few thoughts be-
longing to another, but a whole sermon
So far as we have examined Dr. Daily's adj
dress, it does not contain half dozen ideas
that were not taken directly and bodily
from Foster S Essay upon decision ofcharacter.
The disgrace Of his conduct does not attach
to himself alone. 1t is reflected upon the
college of which he is President and upon
the Trustees who sustain his course. He
has by his Plagiarism confessed his own in
competency for the position he holds, and he
owes it to himself and college to resign its
Presidency. The friends of DIR. Daily and
himself, have denied the charge of Plagiarism
in this particular instance and this expo
sure proves, not only the ignorance of his
friends, who perhaps never investigated the
subject, but the Doctors want of principle
in endeavoring to sustain his reputation by
such dishonorable means The friends of
DR.. Daily have left no means untried to boil
ster him up in his impudent pretensions to
scholarship and ability, and those who have
doubted either, have been accused of see
tartan spirit. Hitherto we have said moth
ing against DR.. Daily as man or as aschol-
ar, but the fact that he has published as his
own the thoughts, words and conceptions of
another renders him, in our judgment, unfit
to preside over State University, where the
President should have character not only
for honesty and uprightness, but a rcputa-
ton for learning and ability.
The papers tell us that Professor in a
Western College was recently detected in a
like wholesale Plaigiariyr in an address
delivered before literary society. He IN
mediately resigned his chair, and-the ac-
count says-retired to die of modification
and chagrin. The Doctors conduct since
these charges were made against him con-
vinces us that he will do neither, as he is de-
termined to keep his chair until ousted there
from by the Board of Trustees, and his deli
cacy of feeling was long since destroyed by
the repeated charges of Plagiarism made
against him by the press, and hitherto strel.-
uously denied.
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Behm's Com merciaI C olIege.

We have received a very neat pamphlet,
the Fifth Annual Catalogue of Behm's Com
mercial College, in this city. II contains
an excellent essay upon the great advanta-
yes of thorough knowledge of Book-KCep-
ing to persons in every pursuit in life, in
which accounts of any kind are to be kept.
To the farmer and mechanic it is a depart
ment of knowledge relatively as important,
as to the merchant. There is no person in
the active walks of life, who would not be
well repaid for devoting six or eight weeks
and $50 to obtain knowledge of the art of
bookkeeping, as taught by Mr.. Benin
The habit of keeping systematic accounts
even on the smallest farm and in the house
hold, is worth to young man, or even a
young lady, ten times the cost in money
and time to acquire knowledge OF the
correct mode of doing it. We observe that
Mr.. Benin has had applications from Ladies,
10 become pupils, and he proposes the next
session to take number of female scholars.
In Philadelphia, some of the best book
keepers and accountants in the retail houses
are females. There is no good reasons why
employment for them in this pursuit should
not be extended. 4 wife who had knowl-
edge of bookkeeping, might give valuable
aid TO a husband in the retail trade, or a
snechanic, whose affairs were too limited to
employ clerk. In their own line of bust
ness as shop keepers-m illiners-mantau
makers, &c. &C., an acquaintance with book
keeping is essential to them. 1t might not
be so graceful and charming an accomplish
ment as the art of playing on the piano, but
it would require less time and money, and
would make its possessor valuable and
esteemed, if not as fascinating wife.
This Institution deserves the fostering
care of our citizens, for it is equal to any
one in the West for the thorough education
it imparts to itspupils.
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DIR. EasfsrIy,s iodine aud sar.apnrf,fa

Dr. Easfsriy's iodine and Sarsaparfffa
Will cure all diseases arising from an impure state
of the Blood, depraved condition Of the fluids
Of the system, viz: Cancers, Swelling Of the Glands
Rheumatism, White Swellinss, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Piles, Boils Erysipclas, Goitre Pains in tho Bones
aud Joints, Ulcers in the Mouth and Throat, and all
Chronic Constitutional Diseases. This medicine
searches out the very roots of the disease by purify
ing the blood, and changing the sccretions in the
system, thus removing the cause, which renders the
cure certain and permanent. DIR. Easterly's Iodine
and Sarsaparilh will cure the worst ncrcural dis
and drive out and destroy every particle of
mercury which il in the system, and cure lis bad
effects
1t will cure Secondary Syphilis vcncrcsI Dis
eases, and will drive the Syphilitic Virus and all
hereditary tain,s aud poisonous matter out of the
system through the pores of the skin, and restore
the Patient to perfect state Of health and purity
1t is "a positive for liver complaint and dyspep-
STA, if used a proper length Of time. l challenge
the world to produce its equal in these complaints.
The afflicted will bear in mind that Ir. Iasterlys
Iodine and Sarsaparilla will all Nervous Dis
eases, Female Complaints, Dropsy, Gravel, Diseases
of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs in a
few days.
Ii will remove Pimplcs and Blotches from the
Face, and make the skin clear. white and beautiful
as alabaster 1t does this by purifying the blood,
and by its prompt action the Liver, Kidneys,
and Secretory Organs, producing vigorous health.
Persons who have long been afflicted with ScrofI-
Ia, Old Sores, letter, Ringworm, Scald Head,
BOtchcs, Eruptions Of the Skin and all Cutaneous
Diseases, advised to procure Gridley's Salt
Rhcum and letter Ointment to apply on the Sores,
or diseased parts, when using DIR. Eastcrlys Iodine
and Sarsaparilla. The Iodine and Sarsaparilla pu-
rifles the Blood and causes the to discharge
their putrid matter, and the ointment heals them.
When both used (which / always recommentD q
permanent and radical cure is always Effected
They the best and most powerful euratives
known to man. a fair trial is all ask-I do not
fear the result.
Price Of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla 81 per bottle
or 6 bottles for So Gridleys Salt Rhcum Oint-
ment IS cents per bottle. Both prepared by DR.
E.lsterly, Of Third and Chestnut streets, 1T
Louis, Missouri, sole proprietor, to whom all orders
! must be addressed.
20 Sold by Hallock & Stoddard, W. Bicrbower
Liech & Calslett, Keller White, Druggists, in Ey
ansville, and by Druggists generally.
4 my3l Twins.
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Bza5~M. l.. Johnson has sold out his peri
Odical and stationery establishment to T
WHITAKER. Mr.. Whitaker is an agreeable
and accommodating gentleman, and will be
pleased to attend to all customers who may
want anything in his line. Hepledges him
self to keep a complete assortment of all
grades and varieties of stationery, as well
Us all the periodical literature of the day.
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New York Market.

New YORK, Aug. 6.-P. N.
Flour has advanced, sales of 10000 bbls
of Ohio at l5G4 %. Wheat has ad-
vanced, sales of 10000 bush; Southern red
30Gl 3; white l 40Gl 4J. Corn
is heavy; sales of 10000 bush; yellow
l OO@ %. Freight OH -four to Liverpool
Is Sd; grain 4dG4!d. Bacon firm. Lcath-
er is dull and dropping. Hides are frm.-
Sugars are firm. MolaSses-saleS of Or
leans at retail at so. Coffee firm. At the
tea sale to-day there was decline, especi-
ally in fair middlng qualities.
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ss~ There is true, genuine feeling in the
following Ethiopian compliment 10 woman !:

"Dey may rail agin women as much
dey like, but dey can't set me agin 'em.
hab always in my life found dem to be frlst
i'm lub, fust in de ice-crcam saloon, and the
fust best, and last in the sick room. What
would we poor debilS do widout EN-? Let
MS be born as young, as ugly, and as help
less as we please, and a woman's arm am
open to receive us. She it am who CUBS us
our ftist dose of castor oil, and puts clozc
pom our helplessly naked limbs, and cubbers
up our foots and toeses i'm long flannel pet
ticoats; and it am she, as we grow up, who
ellis our dinner baskets wild doughnuts and
apples as we start to school, and licks us
when we tears our trowsers."