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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-01
New YoRK. Nav 81

NEW 7 DIRK. May 3l.-P
1t was reported by the! last California mail
that the Yrissari treaty has been ratified, but
this report was incorrect. Tie treaty was
ratsfcd by the Mexican assembly, by a
vote Of 10 to 5, but President Maslinea has
refused to give his signature, and has sent ii
back with amendments. He refuses to sane
tion the presence Of american troops within
the Nicaraguan territory. The event has
created no little excitement in the country
1t was stated that an alliance offensive and
defensive had been entered into by the five
States, and their Independence guaranteed by
France. 10 the intrigues of Embelli at
ributed the rejection Of the Yrissi treaty.
The Bank statement shows that loans have
increased 1896, 900; decrease in specie, $2j5, :
900: decrease Of circulation, $50 ,00e; decrease
of nominal deposits, 2,566,0oo; decrease of
undrawn deposits, Sl,l45, 900.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
NJ = -

WAsHrreroS, May SI-1Px ~
Lord Napier is said to have dispatched a
special messenger to The Admiral command
ing the British North American feet, With
instructions, the tenor Of which is not made
known. -
Commodore Thomas Apkatssyir Jones
died last night at his residence near George
town. He was native Of Virginia, and
having entered the navy in 1905, lad been
more than 50 years in the service. He was
placed on toe reserve )ist by the Naval Board
of Inquiry, having been the fourth on the
list. He was in ,hs ssh year Of bic ago.
| Lord Napier has not iItimated that IN his
| opinion, tho Derby Ministry will itsist on
the visitation of American vessels, TO verify
! their nationality, as has been stated in the
newspapers. He has never committed his
| Government by any sleh declaration. A.
statement having approved in various Guar.
ters, intimating that the Albion newspaper
stands in the same connection with the Brit
ish Legation at Washington. There is also,
good authority for asserting with confidence,
that the British Legation has no correspon-
dence or any relations whatever, with that
or any other Journal, in the United States
The Union OF this morning. urges the i'm
! portance of strengthening the national differ
ences, it rs persuaded that while the Admins
| ittration is deeply sensible of its duty, to
| protect the people from actual aggression or
anticipation OF danger, there is a gross in
suffielency of preparations for the contingen-
CIV of war.
In addition to charges recently noted in
the transportation of the mails. An alter
ca ion is expected to take effect on the lst of
july, hv which al the r.sils from New York
and Washington, to all points below Wash
ington, will be greatly expediated. -
1t is now anticipated, that both through
and way mails from the South, will arrive
here ut one o'clock, A. NJ. and two, p. NJ.
instead Of at 5 A. NJ. and s y. M. as at pre-
sent.
The baltimore and Ohio r. r. are about
making further important changes on their
lines, ID facilitate the transportation of the
mails, both from Washington to the West,
and via the Washington junction to the
West; by these arrangements tho passengers
and mails leaving here i'm the morning, will
reach Cincinnati before noon next day, and
two other trains, one in the afternoon and
another in the evening, will make still
prompter mail connections, arriving ut Gin
cinnati in 2s, and st. Louis in al hours
Semi official information has been received
that the government Of Nicaragua and Costa
Rica have ratified the treaty.
Letters from Bogota induce the belief that
the Cass Herrah treaty will become a law in
the original form, and be forwarded hither
by the hext steamer.
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Cincinnati Market.

NINCINNAFIf My OF
Flour unchanged and in fair demand
Sales of 200 bbls. at 3.67 d3.60 for superfine,
and 3.s0@4.00 for extra. Whisky firm
sales of 1900 bbls. at 171E; in good demand.
Provisions unchanged. Bacon Sides are held
firmly at So, and Bulk Sides at ~, with
buyers at 1s@A below these figures. Mess
Pork is dull, with no demand Moderate
demand for Lard, at lo1z. Linseed Oil Coo.
Groceries dull aud unchanged. Money very
plenty, and easy, at 7@lo per cent. Rates
New York
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Is the best and cheapest Cosea Newspaper in the West
containing ees all the latest Teegraphc dispatches and
the very latest by Express and Mail 1t already has the
largest circulation of any daily paper in the State and is still in
creasng and feel confident that there better Advertising
medium.
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IS A Book for Every Mans Library.o
EXPERIENCED AGENTS WANTED IL ALL
IA parts Of the country, to obtain subscribers for the
TORY, Ancient and Modern. OF THE WHOLE
WORLD" by s. o. GOODRICH. peter Farley p
engravings and 80 maps, Price 90. Sold only by the
Agents, 70 each of whom special district vii be
given Rare Inducements offered The Home jour
nal" says of this wnT: I" NJ saInly whatever should
be without it" Fer fyll particulsrs addrsss.
naTl2 No. liz William ST., New York
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New York Market.

NEy YORK, May 3l-PM
Flour firm; 1880 bbls. sold. Ohio ad-
vanced sc. Sales at 4.35@445. Wheat
steady. Sales of 1880 bush. Southern
White I.2O; Western Red sstG9s; Milwaukee
Club 1eGS0; Chicago Spring 1898. Corn
advanced; White 70@72; Yellow n. Bacon
qniet; Hams 7T@Ssl; Shoulders 61l@T.-
Prime Pork declined Sc; sales at I4.25. Lard
buOyant. Tallow dull. Whisky advanced
14e: sales at 2l1l@2l&. Sugar quiet; Mus
covsda 5$I96H. Molasscs in better demand.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

UKYE have now on hand, and offer liberal terms
" we'll assorted stock for printers aisl bookbind-
ers, among which We name
500 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
1000 Straw Boards; 100 Tar Boards,
As well as colered Printing Paper; plain Cap and Hos
Eat Cap; DENY, Medium, white and colorcd Cards aEl
Card Bosrts which csn have cut to any size Post
Office paper; Manila Wrapping, Printers Ink. &c.
We also beg leave call the attention Of dealers
stock Of $500 bundles Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross o
Bonnet Boaras. The highest market prich paid 70,
Rags. TENSEf SoREHSOS-
amos
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LEGAL.
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

Holm D. CHANDLER and BLYTHE UYNEs
% have associated themselves together as partners
husness connected with their profession, which may
BE entrusted to them
.E- Ofhce Locust street, opposite the SherEoo
IOnse. Evansville, Ind. sert-".iv
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Nyw YpeV Nav Al

Steamer Empire City arri we'd from Havana
with dates to the 25th inst. Sugars were &c
real higher until the receipts of advsces
from the United States. by the steamer Isa-
bel. which caused purchasers to pause
Holders are firm. Molasses was unchanged.
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The Gather.

PIrTsBURG, May 3l.-P
River l9 Feet by the pier mark and falling.
Weather showery. Mercury 6s.
CINCINNATI, May Sl.-PN
Weather cloudy. No rain of any conse-
quence.
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GyMajor Walker, paymaster Of tho
United States Army, died at st. LOUIS,
on Friday night, and was buried with
military honors from Jefferson Barracks.
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Wilson's amendment being withdrawn, !,
Mallory moved that the President be authof-
ized to arrest the outraees at once.
The appropriation bill here came ap.
The items Of the will were discussed untif
six o'clock, when the Senate adjourned.
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hINkR DU LoCP, May ol
The steamship Indian, is now due, with
Liverpool dates to the 18th inst. she has not
yet been signalled.
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TERMS OF sunscaIprIoN

.E- TIE privilege Of yearly advertisers 10 limited to
SFe own in.ciise bu siness, in their own name; and
GA aversements for the benefit OF other persons, as
veii leg1 entertainments and embellishments Of auc-
z s1les and Advertisements with the name of other
tCrsos, in By them, must bs paid In at the usual
~ No report, resolutions or proceedings Of any cor
ortoni soeety, assecisiion az pibe pes.ns. anu no
,BimunicatiOn designed 70 call attention % sny mat
OF limted individual interest can be inserted, u-
z - paid Tor ~ advertisement.
- No advertisements can be inserted gINuiousty
or chals OF other societies, public institutions or
sompanies. ,.-
~ Contracts for yearly advertising will not be dis
ontiuued unless m order that effert IL et Mt the
oics and when discontinued in less than year, the
Sr zee Of the whole year will be chargen 80 80,
Lexal advertisements hereafter, win nc published
~ the expense Of the attorneys ortering and not
thle for the legal prOseedings, oni eoieeiaos our
~ our teras for Job Work and transient advertise
nsn,S are CASH.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-30
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ex-Governor Magofen, Of Kentucky, is at Browns
Hotel.
Bishop James, who wounded at indianapolis by a
shot from gun, SO far recovered to be enabled to
attend to his official duties
Letters by the last mail from England state that the
health of Bishop Potter Of Pennsylvania is not mprov-
ing, He was still at Malvern. Bishop McIlyaine had
been spending few weeks at the Lakes Of Westoreand
He afterwards passed week at Farnham Castle, the
Bishop OF Wnchesters and intended to spend the month
Of September in Switzerland
Hon Aaron ". Brown, Postmaster General, continued
his Investigations on Tuesday in New York with a view
70 the selection Of proper site for the post Office
In the afternoon he visited the Exchange where he
cordially received by the merchants who unanimously
Indicated their preference for the present location The
Herald says he created very favorable impression upon
the merchants by his frank and open manner.
Hon. Iinns B. Comins has been renominated for Con-
greSs in the 4th congressional district of Massachusetts
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CENTRE MARKELL HOUSE.

MrssRs. EplroRs heartily agree with your cores
pondent Jefferson in his opinions to the impro-
pety Of blocking up streets and with market
houses engine houses any other structures and would
rejoice il the government should order all such obstruc-
tions to be removed forthwith Jefferson i however in
respects the boundaries of the public reservation
between 7h and 9th Streets occupied by the Centre
market 1t designated on the original plans as
public appropriation No. IL and is bounded fol-
lows Beginning at the intersection Of the north side of
Canal street and the east side of 9th street west thence
north with the east side Of 9th street to the south side
Of avenue, NOW called Louisiana J thence
with the south side Of said avenue noheasery to the
south side of Pennsylvania avenue thence, with the
south side Of Pennsylvania avenue souheserly to the
west side of It'll street west thence with the west side
of It'll street. south to the north side of Canal
and thence west with the north side of Canal street.
the beginning wish some one of the Oldest nhabi-
tans would cnlghten concerning the history Of the
Centre markethouse, tell when it begun and by
whom, ont Of what fund paid for In the beginning and
by what authority it was placed "public appropra-
ton No T." can just remember when it was very
short house, without wings reaching probably more
than halfway from It'll to the line of 9Th street which
remembrance entities me to subscribe myself
AN OLD INIIABITANT.
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A 7TlRlLLLNG INCIDENT.

from Utica Daily Observer, Sept 27l
During the examination OF the Of alleged frauds
upon the Pension Office at Rochester quite exciting
incident occurred Captain Minor, veteran of the
of 1872 very intelligent old gentleman introduced
as witness He was shown Of his old pay-rolls by
Mr. Perkins, clerk of the Pension Office at Washington
and asked if he recoected several Of his soldiers whose
names were pointed out to him upon it, He readily an
swered that he did.
Question by the District Attorney Do you recollect a
soldier in your company by the name Of BarreDgerg
Answer. do, very well.
Question. Would you know that man now
Answer. do not think should it is long time
since have seen hin, than forty years
Commissioner Conkling then called upon Barrenger,
who in the among the witnesses from Toga
county, to stand up. He in distant part of the
room, stood firm and upright in every respect soldier
and bowed respectfully to his old captain who after
viewing him for moment, shook his head obviously,
and said, II do not recolect him., and added z Gen
emen, it is long time since have him. is for
ysr years this uTy day since led with my company the
American army Of three thousand into Sackett S
Harbor" 08
In moment, without regard to time place, or the
fitness of the occasion, spontaneous cheer, loud and
long, broke from the audience There stood, unexpect
edy to each other the two old soldiers face to face who
had, almost half century ago, marched shoulder to
shoulder to the frontier to defend their country from
invading foe They had met for the first time since
then and that upon the anniversary of that patriotic
action So sudden and sympathetic the expression
that the worthy Marshal Col Jewet allowed his patriot
ism to get the start Of his love Of order and decorum
and forgot to rap with his usual promptness. And the
face Of the good-natured Commissioner Mr. Conkling,
seemed more smiling than ever and to appeared
expressive Of satisfaction than Of anger The last
OF the old soldiers after the adjournment of the
court when they together in the midst of circle
Of people lighting over their old battles
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steamfrigao Merrmac and soop-of.
war Decatur remained at Calao on the 9th ult The
Merrrnac was expected to sail for Valparaiso
The sloop-ofwar St Marys, Commander Davis. sailed
from San Francisco on the 9th ut for Manzanilla AGA
pulco and Panama.
ile United States steamer Saranac Captain Kelly was
at Panama on the goth inst
Dr. Ward, United States navy, has been ordered from
the Decatur to fill the vacancy caused on board the Sara
hac by the resignation Of Dir. Nelson.
The United States -frgae Roanoke, Flag Officer
Mcintosh, was at Aspinwal on the goth She did not
come into the habor but sent boat in for
oh0e aud TO deposit her letter-bag for New York She
proceeded to Greytown Commodore Mcintosh will de-
spatch the Saratoga to Aspnwa on his arrival at the
former place.
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nRAKE ON ATrAcuMENT New and an.

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l2 Washington street Loston law Of suits
tachment IA the United States by Or d. Drake.
Second edition. revised enargc appendix containing
the leading statutory the Territories
OF the United STATES ia relation by attachment and treatise
foreign attachment the Ld Mayors Court london by John
Locke IN vol. Svo. law sheep, PIP. 7dS. Price 90 60
NOTICES OF TIE FIEsr EDITION
al am much pleased with your OF attachments
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ar will speedily find its way every lawyer
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No law book that has recently been given 10 the profession will
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American and English Authorities pertinent the theme Nw
York Commercial Advertiser.
ranged lucid method and expressed very finished style
wort Mr. Drake has Furnished good and much needed
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Mr. Drakos work suppics place the lawyers library
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Mr. brakes work deserves the patronage
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Sept 26-3teod
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Sep 2s-1our
(,ARPETING, FLOOR oIL-cLoTH, RUGS, MAT

ItARPETING, FLOOR OII.-CLOTII, RUGS, MAT
tng Druggets, Curtain Materials, and sciurnhing Dry
Velvet tapestry earpengs, designs
Tapestry Brussels do great variety .,
New styles Brussels do super quality
F55 Extra heavy ply do very rich "
Extrasuper ingram do patterns
Very heavy Atwood Dutch carpetings
Twllcd Ventian carpetiDg for halls and steps
aaa Velvet and Brusseis do do do
Full heavy very rich cloths cut to Git
shape hall, passage
Mosaic, velvet, and tuted rugs and
Canton mattngs
l2-4 III, 1914 drugget cloths
English drlggets, all Widths by yard
@1 Very richly embroidered lace curtains as
Satin hines, brocatcls, and reps curtains
s1itc, buf blue, and shade
Stair nxtdres, 70.
Having HADAN co great Carpet Auction which took
York 4h and 5th prepared
greater than afforded under ordinary ccum
Purchasers respectfully invited examination
HOOE BfO. q co.
Aug 19--df haE
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1 CARD.-Edward Dolan Merchant Tailor. 81

A CARD.---Edward Dolan Merchant Tailor, sign
the golden fleece OF l4th Pennsy
opposite Wizards Hotel respectfully invites the enteen
this city and its vicinity 70 his splendid Of goods for the
fall and winter trade which he viii sell cheap His stock consists
and American cloths black blue added golden olive invisible
green, mulberry, and other shades.
Pantaoons--biaek and fancy doeskin, with bands.
ycstngsvevets, silks, and cashmere rich
and party asa5t M
observation-disclosures and Esca beavers, pilot Caston Napo
leon Tricord
Also superb gents furnishing goods every
scriphon. Sept l9--dlms
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District Court OF the United states for the Dis
trict OF Columbia.

United Of America Ibcans Fifteen Boxes OF Medoc
Wine and Ten Baskets OF Champagne Vino, respondents
de IT remembered that Philip Barton Key, esq,
United States Attorney for tho District Of Columbia hath
hbted libel the District court Of the sald District alleging that
18th Of November tho lsa7 dcen boxes of Me-
and baskets Of Champagne wine were imported into the
Ss wit Into Georgeown port in the District Of Co
schooner called the A. v. Bedel
IL Ryder master that the said fifteen boxes Of
baskets Champagne wine not described
manifest manfcsts OF the OF the said vessel
w by which tho has BECOME
forfeited seized by the collector
Georgetown All persons having right title interest In
Medoc baskets
vine adnoned 70 be and appear the court house
tho City the city Washington the rst Monday
Der next hear abide by and perform all such judicial
by law required to be done IN the premises
Test. JOHN \, SMITH,
Sep l6--f4texSun Clerk.
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THE CENTRE MARKEr-HousE.

MEssRs. EDrroRs: Your correspondent jefferson
speaks truly and sensby in relation to the distractions
9Th street. by which the vista between the Patent Of
flee and the Island is destroyed but will he any other
person be kind enough to state upon what authority the
city of Washington has acted in placing and continuing
any portion of the Centre market upon the site it
occupies, and so crafty the curiosity Of
MANY INOJJIRERSY
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YTyO NATIVES OFTHE NORTHERN AND EAST

States who annually call for white Shaker lannel
WHITE and Shaker and lamb half hose and Sa
flannel shirts aud drawers will hnd
all tho above fabrics with and comprehensive stock of all
other first American and European fabrics adapted for general
and family wants.
northern correspondents send supplies
daily.
One price only marked in plain figures hence purchaser
ccived,
incurs obligation to purchase.
We all bills presented monthly
for pay men In cash.
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may DO relied ali
cases PERRY Il BROTHER,
a#Fe Central Stores p building,
Sep 26--10hf opposite Centre Market.
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BY JAS O. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.

ITRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
the andBy virtue Of decd trust,
corded the subscriber viii sell public Monday day
October 1885, at O'Clock, the emscs parts
Nos IL and l3 No 26 fronting IA 25
by 60 feet inches south street. with which
consist Of twostory brick dwell ng-housc.
Terms cash: And compiled with
property VIII be resod upon weeks notice.
pensc Of the purchaser CIIAS. s. WALLACH Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE d CO.,
Sept 25-eoSds Auctioneers.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Browns, Hotel.

A Mayer, Kentucky T. Demster, Boston
John W Nicholson, St. Johns, N W Stowe, do
Geo II Ball, New York John NJ Iadd, Alabama
N Hendrix, Alabama II Todd, do sNN5t45
Balewel Pittsburgh, Pa John Baker lady, Lexington,
Miss Campbell do Va
P Horton, Elk rille, NC Alex 8 Steele, New Orleans
Horton, do Mr. Chambiss, Virginia
Burwick, jamestown, NY John Jones, Maryland
Brown lady children, j j Lucas Charleston, G
Cincinnati Ohio Geo Hitihins, Portland No
c Jones' Mississippi James Miller, New York a
Louis N Blgney, Philadelphia Alex Miller do
W ii Miller Georgia Mag nen 4 lady Kentucky
Mrs Levers, Mrs Williams do
N ID Thompson, do Mrs Thompson,
John Adams, u SA Frank Singleton do
Carkson Springfield I'll G Burwe lady Virginia
r II Lee lady John II Hyde, New York
A Barnum Baltimore Ben Perey Poore, Massachusetts,
Friend, do John Sharp Independence, Mo
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VISITORS TO WASHINGTON will find i pniln,s

pooS aud stationery store all the elements es.
The stock, repce with novelty includes choice sc.
h standard and other works. American stationery
~ extra fine qualities not usually kep every article
WIN the Trade In addition, there art gallery al
at 'he store containing varied collection paintings
S drawings photograph chrome autographs enera.
r .ne inspection o. which respectfully invited. Visiting
,h e northern cities Weekly nportatons Europe. An
lcauon. I' ''f o''Aa ''N'No' on pun
.#at ) I.
Sept 3sa Penn avenue so rssn o hoos s ,os ~
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V1O DIPLOMATS AND TOURISTS. The adver-
uer, mlddeaged man, who speaks
the fgis franc Spanish Italian
active ana q good morals acquainted with maritime ars
been merchant aud sho~ner for years wishes particularly
call tho attention diplomats bound 10 The
European OF south American continent who heed nerpre
ter courier and conhdnal travelling clerk
most unexceponabe references qualification from many
gased persons Of the highest standing Washington Alabama
Address A. g. Box No Is, Mobile, AA Of tho Hon
fitzIaflcki u 3. ). Sep 30--d1m