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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-24
XXXVth COngress-.First Session.
Report OF the Conference Committee.

WAsHINeToN, April ppm
HousE.-English made report from tn
Committee OF Conference OF. the Kansas bill
1t is signed by English and Stephens on the
part of the House, and Green and Hunter
onthe part Of the Senate. Seward and How
erd dissent.
The report was read. The majority re-
port provides for the admission OF Kansas
under the Lecompton Constitution, depend
cut on the acceptance of an ordinance sub
United, if rejected, a provision is made for
making new Constitution.
Clancy Jones asked the unanimous con-
sent of the House to print for the use of the
Committee of Ways and Means, the Indian
Appropriation and Indian Deficiency bills,
in order to forward the public business.
Taylor. of n. Y. objected.
Jones said he wished this objection not d..
Consideration Of the Report Postponed.
English asked that the report be printed
and that "a further consideration be POSITION d
until tomorrow.
Howard suggested postponement until
Thursday week.
dill moved postponement of the further
consideration until the second Monday in
May. Agreed to, los against los.
Pending the motion to reconsider the vote
and TO lay that motion ON the table the House
adjourned.
SENATE.-Green asked leave to make re-
port from the Committee of Conference on
the subject of Kansas.
Stewart raised objections which provoked
long discussion on the point that parlia-
mcntary law gave to the House possession
OF the bill and the Senate not having the bill
before them could not proceed to its consid-
Grafton.
Stewart asserted his belief that the bill was
In the possession of the House, but Brode-
rick informed the Senator that within tour
minutes the bill had been laid on Green's
desk, member of the House, Harris of ILL.,.
having informed Broderick that it had been
surruptltiOusiy taken out OF the House.
Mr.. Green repudiated the surru?titiously.
but the bill was on his desk. having been
brought from the Secretary's Office.
After further discussion Stewart moved
that the report be not received at present.
The chair decided that Green had the floor
to present the report, which he did with
few preparatory remarks. He said the re-
port might not come up to the expectations
of everybody. II was founded on mutual
1t was proper that the Senate
should not be dictated to by the House, nor
the House by the Senate. The Committee,
therefore, met in spirit of Cancellation and
tried many propositions, whether they have
arrived at the best he could 10 say, but it
sacrificed no principle. Ii harmonizes with
what the country demands, and opens up a
prospect of peace and tho settlement of the
pending difficulties.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

April $3.50 bush wheat, lSlehaTt BROS
go do, ) empty bbls, bxs mdsc, } 3 ia
guess e. CO; rs csks pork, 81 bbls flour, Geo
Foster & Co; IL bdls sks Brown d Aikman;
5 bbls -four. SKIS do, Orr, Dalzell d. 90; 70
bbls -four, J a Crane; bx. mdse,'M Levy,
4 Dbl liquor, NJ S.umrf; l box hardware, D
G & G Smith; 4 bbls plaster paris, ID Lack
ey; chest, l trunk, Chas Gibson; 202 bush
wheat, ii F. Reed; 8 beer bbls, Allis 81 Howes;
374 bush wheat, Little g. Erwin; 6 bbls eggs
Wheeler d Riggs; bx furs, l bdl hides, 81
bbls pork, 60 do -four, p G. O'Riley & Co;
csk liquor, Felkuve e. Co; 2 bbls do, j NJ
Spear; bxs tea, Hornb-ook & Co; horse
+ Mink; 50 SKI corn, K Hill; bx hsh.
irish.
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The Straight Line Railroad vs.. the City. |
Un the demurrer to the defendants |
answer, the court on Thursday, sustained
the demurrer on all the points. except
two, on which it was overruled. The
court, we understand, was Of the opln-
ion that the subscription by the Mayer
was not conclusive as an act Of the city
and did not preclude her from going be-
hind it to show its illegality. Judge
Smith was also Of the opinion that sub
sequent stipulation might be made to
change the original conditions Of the sub
scriution, and that such a contract would
be binding upon the contracting parties.
The decision on these two points are APP
parcntly in favor Of the city; for they
afford IN opportunity to introduce proof
and argument to show the lack Of au-
thority on the part of the Mayor; and
also to set up the verbal contract be-
tween Mayor Hopkins and the leading
Directors Of the road, that the second
bonds Of the city should be reserved for
the second section Of the road. But un-
fortunately for the prospects Of the city
in the case, the act of the Mayor was
confirmed 10y the Council, and is ratified
in manner that places it beyond he
power to deny it. And on the othe
point, the decision Of the court ASSUME
that the second contract-by which TIT
conditions of the first were modified
was Of equal force and dignity with tn
original contract
There is no prospect, under this rul
ing of the Court, that the city will b
allowed to set up verbal stipulation be
tween the Mayor of the city and som
OF the individual members Of the Boar
of Directors, to change the original wri
ten contract, under the seals Of bot
corporations. However unwelcome tt
event may be. under present circun
stances, it is we'll for our citizens to
prepared for decision against them.
the city shall be compelled to issue ht
bonds, we hope the right to them 10y tt
company will induce new parties to tai
hold of the road, and carry it through
completion; then if the stock be wor
nothing, the incidental advantages Of t
road to the commerce and industry Of t
city will more than compensate US
the subscription to the stock.
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THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.
From T. @. O'Riley & Co.'s Register. ]
AFxiL 81 and %.

AFRIL 81 and %.
Quaker City, Nashville To Cincinnati.
NoOdfOrd, Louis vile 10 New Orleans,
Fred Iron, st. Louis to Cincinnati;
Auro:s New rleans To CINCINNATI;
freesTone, Cincinnati to Wabash
John Gault. Nashville 70 Louisville;
Endeavor, Pittshurg to Memphis;
L.recnvile, Green River To Evansville;
Universe, Cincinnati to New Orleans:
Peter Tellon, New Orleans to Louisville;
statesman, WABASH tn Evansvilie,
SAMMY Rulltt, New Orleans to Iousvilic;.
Henry Fitzhugh, Cincinnati to Arkansas River.
The weather yesterday, was warm and
pleasant. The river is slowly falling.
The Grecnville came dcwu with a good
load Of tobacco,
The Statesman, from the Wabash was un-
loading all day. She had good trip, bring
ing down fine lot Of wheat aud other pro-
duce.
The John Tompkins mas been lying at the
wharf for several days making some repairs.
The Scioto will be up from Henderson, and
60 from here TO Louisville. Her accommo-
dations are highly spoken of by those who
have tried them.
The John Briggs will also be down, and
return TO Louisville this evening.
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New York Market.

New York, April a3.-M
Flour unchanged, demand moderate; sales
at 25a4 81 for superfine State which is
scarce 4 30a4 81 for extra State; 25a4 81 for
Western. 30a4 so for common to medium
extra Western. market closing qniet. rive
-four dull Mt Sa3 60. Wheat dull, small
large lots offered to arrive which has a ten
dency to dcpress the prices, sales at 81 for
white Genessee, 35al AZ for white Kentucky,
l0al 30 for red Southern. Rye is i'm fair
supply and dull. sales at IS delivered. Bar
ley dull at 5oaGS. Corn in good demand !:
market easier; sales Of $1,000 bush ut 7aas5
for white. 10 for yellow. Oats plenty and
dull a, 43a5O for State and 49a5l for West
ern. Whisky steady at az. Pork active
and firmer; sales at Is 25alS IS for mess: l5a
Is % for prime, l6 70al7 for prime mess,
10 4oa19 so for clear. Beef firm, sales ut
10 25all 25 for country mess; IA 5Oal4 IS for
extra. Beef hams quiet at Is 90. Cut meats
unchanged. Lard firm, sales lIllallssi
small parcels III.
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TERRIBLE CAsUALTY.-During the severe
storm on Thursday evening a number of
coal boats from Pittsburg, were sunk in the
vicinity of Cannelton and sixteen men are
reported to have been drowned.
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Valuable Standard Works.
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STORAGE WANTED.
New and Rare Book.

HAVING been appointed by the Author
s?le agents for this city for the sale of his book,
EARLY INDIANA Trials AND SKETCHES,
by Hon. o. III. SMITH, we offer the snie at retail and
to the trade at Cincinnati prices. The book is of
uncOmmqn interest, and every family, with our
County, Township AMI private libraries, should have
the work The press has uniformly spoken Of the
work in the highest terms. 1t COM i'm large,
beautiful octave volume Of $40 pages finely gotten up,
with an artistic likeness Of the Author, by Butler.
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WHEAT - The Sullivan Democrat
says the quantity of wheat shipped from
that town from the 10Th Of January to
the 10Th Of April, was 8,672 bushels.
During the same time there were shipped
from the town Of Carlisle, 1888 bushels.
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Enrlisl,ss Speecll


English's Speech.
In the House, to-day. in presenting the re-
mort Mr.. English said, in view of the state OF
the public business, AMI the fact that this
subject had already been more thoroughly
discussed than any proposition ever brought
before Congress, lie did not propose to make
any extended remarks. The committee OF
compromise were deeply impressed OF the
responsibility resting on them. While add
hearing to what they belle we'd great pr
ciple, they had cndcavored to discharge
their duty in a spirit which would not en-,
danger the passage of great measure. and
hazard the peace of the country on unimpor-
tant points or uumeaning words. This report
was the very last the committee could agree
on, in view of the embarrassing circumstar-
ees surrounding their action. 1t was true
| the report proposed tho admission of Kansas
| on certain conditions; in this respect, it did
not differ from the Senate bill, or House
amendment. IL it fails 1t is iair to presume
that parliamentary expcdIcnts will be OK.
bausted and the question still he open, en-
rendering sectional strife and endanrerins
the peace and prosperity of the country. i
the report is adopted, the question will de
| part, it is hoped, never to return.
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COAL DEALERS.
COAL.I COALis COAL!i!
Coal! C6hIl Cos,l
COAL FOR SAIE,

wv z have on hand and are constanay receiv,ne
coal of an excellent quality from up the canal,
which We will deliver in any part of the city at 0c
Orders left at James Laughlins warehouse, or AT the
office Of Nathan Rowey will he promptly attended TO-
R0NLEf & AMORY.
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G>EMENT.-aD Bills. Hydraulic Cement, lust re-
~ ceived and for sale BY
apis V1CKEkY Il JOHNSTON.
TUNCRNII's.-200 Bushels Prime Turuirs, just re,
II ceiyei and for ely Y. ii COOK son.
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Ia Mr.. IIealy has Harper for May and a
full supply of other periodicals.
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AUGUSTA, Ga, April Bpm
The Banks Of this State will resume specie
paymeu, OF .he Isl Of May.
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NOTICE.

'xhOsE who have spoken to me for Strawberry
II flants, wOnld do well to havefh csouudin
READ ness Tor them by the first week ia April "a WI ch
Tune the Piants VIII he ready for delivery There Ore
a few hundreds yet unsold e
n. B.-All orders left at Vim. Hughes Store corner
Main and Second street, will I've attended TO.
mr2t ANDREW ERSKTNE.
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The " Gather.

The W Gather.
PITTsBURe, April 2S-rM
River l2 feet and falling. Weather cloudy
and windy.
LOUISVILLE, April 23.-M
River falling with 81 feet OH the falls.
PITTsBURG. April 2S.-PM
River twelve feet three inches and falling
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Washington Items.

WAsuINoToN, April 23-rN
The receipts into the Treasury during the
last week amount to nearly x6Oo,ooJ. nc
amount on deposit is over s. 900 900, OF which
q, 200 600 are subject to draft.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
Sale Of Market Stalls.

N0TICE Is hereby given to the owners of Butch.
- ers stalls and nesetaole stands OF the Central
auction to the highest bidder on saturday morning
Nay LIST, next, at 9clnek, by Franz Schneider,
The payment for the same must he made at time
Of purchase. A. LEMCKE, Crk.
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MEMPHIS. April o3-pu

ofL" E'I'f - TIII - I
The connections of the MeEiphis and
Charleston road will be interrupted ton DAYS
by heavy rains.
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rEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS
u Psalms and Hymns;
Parish PsalmOdy;
Church Psalmist; .
William y. Beell on Carpentry Made Easy,
City of the Crea King. 10y DIR. Bei; .
Scenes i'm Clerical Life, taken from Blackwood'
New York Ledger, l,th April;
Flag of our Union. do do;
BalIou' Pictorial, do do;
Harpers' Weekly, 10th do;
Just received 1t D. hEhhh -
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MILLINERY NOTICE.

"a RS. L. j. TURNER would inform the ladies
yh of Evansville and its vicinity, that she will
carry the Millinery business the store on SEC
Ond street, formerly occupied by Mrs Donaldson
nearly opposite the Rev. Mr.. McCarers church, She
VIII bleach and repair bonnete the lowest prices
and in tn. best possible sty lie, she uses no
ACIDS, without doing them any injury. She will have
and will Keep on hand ready trimmed bounets for
transient customers. The patronage Of ladies who
wish NEW BoNNETs, or desire To have old ones re-
paired to look well new, is respectfully solicited
Evansville, April ath, lS:,S-if
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LlJMRER

"a GOOD article of Dry Pine Lumber and
a shingles Tor sale, can be found at the ward of
X. H. BENNETT & co.,
mr-o-om hes-F Pratz - Ueii-u..,s rOlndfv'
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE
CANADA
HALIFAX. April Bpm

HALIFAX. April 23.-PM
The Cunard steamship Canada has been
signaled below, with Liverpool dates to the
10Th inst.
The steamer America arrived out on the
eth inst.
Bombay dates to the Sth ult.. have been
received ut London.
The rebels were fleeing from Lucknow.
and nearly all the city Was in the possession
of the British troops.
The artillery and cavalry were in hot pur-
suit of the fugitvcs.
The fighting had not been very severe.
and the losses of the troops were slight.
panic had occurred in Calcutta In con
sequence Of an apprehonded outbreak, but
the alarm proved unfou nded.
The Canada brings ei0,0 900 in specie. She
passed the Arabia early on the morning of
18th, and on the 18th the City of Baltimore.
The Grand Jury of London has indicted
Allcop, Orsini and others for an attempt to
kill Napoleon.
English fil!ibusters have established them
selves on QUO ct tvhfi Spiss viSlnnds and for.
iii tfel III oaS Of thS of the Dutch troops.
ISpIA..Gen. Outram having turned the
enemy's line of works, the mutineers were
stormed by Sir Edward Lugard, on the 9TH;
The Infiixible, with ieh on board, had
reached Singapore.
Dispatches are said to have reached Paris
4
show no disposition for peace.
Count Persgni has returned 10 France.
| The annual meeting OF the Cotton Supply
| Association resolved to extend their organi-
cation. The prospect is said t. be encour-
| aging.
| Large policies of Insurance have been
opened in England for the dispatch OF specie
| to America.
A serious misunderstanding is reported be
tween the Emperor and Prince Napoleon.
j The Arabs in the vicinity of Alden, have
stopped the roads, intcrccpting supplies on
the way to the Fort. The British iouted
them, killing 90 or SO.
Three thousand Turkish troops are en-
rout for Albania to put u stop to the dePre-
dations on the Turkish frontiers of the Adrl'
attic and to protect it from the Montcnesros
Foreign Markets.
LIEvRPooL, April 10
Cotton slightly advanced during the week
Brcadslutfs quiet. Consols 96}4@e6ss.
!, The Manchester market continues unfavor
, able.
Messrs Richardson, Spence Il Co., quot
i wheat firm with a slight advance on re
which is quoted ut 6sa6s, Cd; also dull maj
ket for corn ut 33Sa35s Cd. Provisions az
n generally steady but quiet. Pork heavy
8 Bacon steady. Lard firm ut an advanced
lsa2s, quoted at 5lsa53s. Sugar quiet an
e easier but prices unchanged. Rice heav
= and 81 lower. Resin firm ut 4sa4s Cd {,
common and lis 5dalls, cd for fine. None
e continues in abundant supply. The bullio
in the Bark Of England has further decrea
ed e327 500 during the week. Amerie;
l. railroad securities have slightly Declined
"a There is but little inquiry for stocks al
prices were weak. The cotton market clos
e dull: estimated sales to-day were 5000 bals
h Flour closed firm. Wheat steady. Co
dull. Provision quiet.
"a Lospox, April lo.-Consols closed ut 20 2
T. 96% for money.
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e.CNDRIES-
y $40 Kegs Wheeling Belmont Naiis;
2nd boxes Pittsburg City Window Class;
2casks Putty i'm BlaCiders;
y hbls. Linsceti Oil;
100 Berea Grindstone>j uo,,,-
I'm store and for sale nv " -. RAW wv N
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PATENT BREAD BAKERY.
No. FIRST ST., nbOye Main.
vH<Hls Establishment is in full operation, and man
ufacturing articles that warranted To- give sat
i.f,cf.nn. All kinds Of OR tCkE Rs and PILOT
BREAn, by the pound, or barrel, at Cincinnati or
Louisville prices. Holding the exclusive right for
nanderburg County to manufacture the Celebrated
PATENT BREAD so popular in Eastern cities, being
CHE PER and HEALTHIER than the ordinary l,read,
Families, Hotels and Steamboats, invited to try ii.
FRESH CAKES of every description always on
hand, and all orders promptly flied and delivered
Weddings and Parties Supplied
with Fancy Cakes and Pies at the shortest notice.
HOT RUSkS and BUNNS every afternoon.
apI-dlm
~ Ais! NAll.S,-5n0 kegs nails expected this
- day Would bc sold very low i'm lots from 1.-THE
wharf, Ivy SAMUEL ORR.
al5
RIM HItiJUkSr BOONS.!
Liyingstone's Travels i'm Africa;
Life of Aaron Burr;
Twin Roses, ny Mrs. Mowat;
ILLUSTRATED LONDON News; ....o~,
Just ,eceiyedby DODELL CONJUNCTION.
AMI
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NJ y\V HOOKS! NEW ROCKS
u Prince of the House of David;
Odd Fellows Casket;
Uarper's Weekly, April 10th;
Saturday Evening Post, April 10Th;
Nsw York Mercury, April 10Th;
New York Ledger, April 9Th:
Flag of our Union, do do;
Ballou's Pictorial, do do;
Novelette,, do do;
just gu "'' w NJ. l.. JOIINSON'S.
ap'0 frN street'
tABS.-A inc assortment of Empire and W iiiow
~ Cabs, Just received and for sale by ..,>-
yICKERY & JOHNSTON.
h.WEET POTNTOES.-iOb rshcl. in store for
- sale 10y NlCkElt1 q JViiNSipN.
~ ATS bales OF Oats, just received and in fine
, order, for sale by u. III. COON aoN.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

KXCLUsIvELY TO THE EVANSVILLE
DAILY JOURNAL by n. W. LINE.
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SOAP AND CANDLES
- 30 boxes ass. star Candles;
Ia do Tallow do;
20 do ass- Soap; 1902 g. CON,
Received IL. III. CCoh ~ sun.
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LHIGS.-N0 drums IN fine oader, for sale ny
rasI GILBERT & B0WLES
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
PETER w. GRAIN


FREELAND, HALL & CO.,
HAVING removed to their new and CONE
- modious Warehouse, No. I43 Pratt
Street, opposite the "MALTY HOUSE" !"
brg leave to inform their customers that they
have now on hand large and general assort
ment of GROCE RE s. consisting in
part Of -
GOVERNMENT, JAVA, LAGUIaA
-s. AID RIO COFFEE
REFINED AND BROWN SUGARS
of every grade
GUNPOWDER, IMPERIAL. Y. HYSON
AND BLACK TEAS. -
GOLDEN SYRUP, NEW ORLEANS
AND w. |. MOLASSE
SPERju, .1D.a.N.a.VTLNE IND MOULD
CANDIES
TETTE, CASTLE .aND BROR.N' soaps.
GL-9DES IND GOSHEN BUTTER
FAMILY, EXTRA, SUPERFINE AND
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, &c.. &c.
They also invite the especial attention oi
their customers IN their extensive stock OF
imported and domestic LIQUORS. which
6ave been selected with the greaiest:,;s and
mot fail TO please.
NSv. 229, lS55-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
al U DIG ATE
LITE SHERLEEsS SALE


RY viFtue OF two wriss of Vendition, TX
ponaS, issued out of ihe CiFcui, Cour. OF
~. Mary 'seOunty, State 0l MARYLAND. one nj
The sun OF Iphn Greenwell. Of Phil, use OF
William a LOker aud b. n. Abel, use OF
FIancIs Near, against the goods and chat
teis, lands anIftenementS 81 GeOr-e w. Biak-
IsaOne; one atthe sait Of william Mating.
ley, OF Wm., tgaiHsa the goods and eha,seis.
lands and truan-Rts OF George w. Blakis-
tone aud John T.. Deaf. and 20 me directed
] have seized aNd taken IN exeeuaiOn, all the
right. title, inleIesI, properly. claim and de-
uland, at law and in equity, of the sad Gen
w. Blakiston :, in and 10 ihe s.,IInw,nv ~
vgriy, 10 wit: One Crop os Tobaceo' aIso
an the .~ht, title, interest. &c., of Geo,s.
w. baakls'oh> md John r. Dent. IN - y
ihe iOal0mlng PsSSlk;ed 60 WA: One tract Or
DICK HEARTS. s.9
OF oy whatever name the same may BE- ealled
cf known. containing 1g5 acres, more or less
and one cFUp oi Tobacco. -
And hereby give nolice thaton Saturday
The 2Oth cay oi March next, aa the Cour,.
House, Leonard Town, between the hours ol
| O'Clock. .. IN. and p. m., will sell the
above described property, so seised and taken
III execution, TO the highest bidder tor cash.
,aiEn.l1%g NJ p. BLACKSTONE I,
Late Sheriff.
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