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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-19
Was hingtOn Items.

WASHINGTON, April I'm.
The Committee of Conference on the h an
sas bill met this morning. Hunter was alb
sent as at the previous meeting. All the
others were present. The matter was con-
sidered, but nothing ttanspired, showing any
probability Of an agreement. The next and
final meeting is to be he'd on Monday morn
ing.
General orders have been ISSUED by the
Misunderstanding, directing the move
mcnt OF the troops from the barracks ut
Newport, Jefferson, and Carlisle, and Forts
Columbus and Randall, for Utah, at the ear
hest notice. General Smith has been ap-
pointed to command the dspartment of Utah
and Brigadier Generals IlsS-2ey and johnson
to command according to their Brevet rank
Col. Lee succeeds to the command of the de-
partmcnt of the West. Colonel. and In
spcctor General, Mansfield, is relieved from
the duty of inspecting recruits, which de-
wolves on Lieut.. Col, j. +. Johnson.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-19
WASHINGTON, April IL

w n pItl
Tic View Orleans papers received by mail
contain the details of the recent intelligence
from Mexico. The Supreme government had
retired.
NJ. Cueva, in a note to Mt: Forsythe, l.. S.
Minister, says that the Consuls are not per-
mittted to interfere in the politics of the
country.
A long address from Santa Anna, dated s..
Thomas, is published in supplement to the
FL Progreso, Of the 4th inst.
Tampico correspondent, under date of
the Slst of March, says that General Garsea
claims the right to prevent all vessels, ont
ward bound, from proceeding to sea. On the
18th of March, American schooner Virg mia
was fired into under his orders, and her car
go being of fruit has become worthless.
The Geo. +. Prescott has also been detained
by the same orders, and is laying under the
batteries. The brigantine, Amelia p. How,
had arrived off the bar, and while proceed
ing mp the river was fired upon from Fort
Al.duZgcre.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-19

w Laporte county has been doing a
wholesale business in furnishing scoundrels
recently. The Union reports the following
list, which, we take it, SURFACES any ever
recorded in any county in tllis STATE before:
George Arlington, manslaughter, ~ years
in the Penitantiary. Norman and Jasper F.
Robinson, forgery, 2 years in the peniten
tiary. Zepheniah Lindsey, obtaining money
under Ease pretences, years in the peniten-
tiary. Michael Ryan and Owen McCaffery,
robbery, years ench in the penitentiary.-
VIM. Elliott, robbery, three in the peniten-
the pen.entiary. VIM. Umblehe, robbery.
years in the penitcntiary. John Scham p,
larceny, year In the penitentiary. John
Baker, petit larceny, year in the peniten-
tiary. Besides several others sent to the
county Jail for minor ofcnses.
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WASHINGTON. April IN

e.. WAsHISGTos, April I'm
SENATE.-Mr. Foote, Of VT, withdrew his
his resolution that the Senate re assemble on
the first Monday of November, and intro
duced tile sai:le proposal in the shape of n
bill; which was read twice, and laid over for
future consideration.
Mr.. Hunter made an earnest ehdeavor to
take up tie deficiency appropriation BILL
Fessenden ard Trumbull with equal earn
cstness opposed taking it up until tic Senate
shall have had time to consider it.
Mr.. Fessenden saying that the Admins
tration knew these necessities in January as
well as it does now.
Trumbull said that the belief exists, that
much of this deficiency atises from contracts
having been entered into without the sane
ton of law, and from an usurpa.ion on the
part OF the Government, in quartering an
army IN Kansas, and sending another to win
ter in the Rocky Mountains.
Finally, the bill was made the special or
der for Monday at l211 o'clock.
Mr.. Hale previously moved to amend by
adding an additional section. That no con-
tract be henceforth entered into by any Off
Ger Of the Government except under an APP
preparation adequate for its fulfillment. The
act Of May LIST, 1920, so provides, except in
the Quarter Masters Department, and Mr..
Hale's amendment is intended to cover that
omission.
Tile House is engaged on private bills.
WAsHINGToN, April 17.-PM
SENfTE.-The Pacific Railroad bill was
taken up.
benjamin, of Louisiana, considered it OBJ
rious that Congress caniIot agree on any
route, with a diminished treasury, loans and
prospective expenses. he cotl8 not believe
the Senators imagined they can pass the Till.
lie would, therefore, move as lest vote, that
the further consideration Of the bill be post
poned until December next;
Givin said 10 would consider such vote
rs an indication that the Administration
does not intend to give any aid to connect the
Atlantic with the Pacific, and as a violation
of all the pledges OF 1856.
johnson said that the spirit Of sectional
ism was so strong, there is no hope of route
Offering justice to the South. He would,
therefore, vote for the motion to postpone.
Houston said he would prefer that the
Eastern terminus DO in Arkansas, opposite
Memphis, and he spoke in favor of the FL
Paso route.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA. April I'm
Flour continues very dull but prices are
unchanged. The receipts Of wheat have
materially increased, but the demand is un
limited and prices are unsettled and lower;
at l 20@l 80 for white. 1000 bush of rye
brought 20. Corn continues in active re-
quest and prices have advanced 1c, yellow
s sOCd PnOn o1 ats 3. IN go'1 rdda ana
The stock of sugar is much reduced, but
prices are firrr, salcs of Cuba at 614@ So
Provisions !are held firmly. Sales Of mess
pork at IS 90, cash. Hams ll@1211 for
smoked. Sides lOI4 and shoulders sA. Lard
II in bbls and 12111 in kegs. No change in
whisky.
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RECEIPTS BY THE RIVER.

April 11.-Per steamer Bracelet, 63 hhds
tobacco, 81 casks bacon, 81 tierces DO,
Mitchell; hhds tobacco, TAT SKIS corn, 16l
bbls flour, X. $. Howard; 90 hhds tobacco, L
q O'Riley 81 Co; IL do, 5csks be, s bbls lard
trece do, Crane & Valentino: beer bbls,
j 1:muTfcn.
For Louisville so pkgs lard &c, Il
Wilder; 81 cks be, 7 SKIS fix seed, do dap
pies, bxs do, bdl d hides, / bx tobacco
Gardner & Co; 30 hhds tobac, Spratt q IIar-
der; As do, Ronald Il Brent: 10 pkgs tallow
rags &c, IIaneil, Jugg d Co; cast wheel
bxs bacon do corn, Robt Taylor; G5 hogs
owner aboard.
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THEATRE.--Thc performance at this
place Of amusement passed off last even
ing with great eclat in the presence of
large and highly appreciatiye audience.
We are pleased to notice that visitors are
increasing in numbers. as well as respect
ability. and as many Improvements have
been made Tor the accommodation of the
public, none need stay away from the
fear that they may not get good seat;
for it has been so arranged that all can
see and hear We are also most happy
20 state that everything is conducted so
orderly and discreetly that even the
most delicate or fastidious may frequent
it every night without the fear Of Ieceiv-
ing even the slightest shock to either
.hcir nerves or feelings. There will be
some unusual entertainments this even
ing, as the fsir Directress takes her ben
eft and among other attractions presents
a splendid Parade Banner to the Fire
Company which may dispose Of the most
tickets for the occasion. The evenings
entertainment will consist of the beauti-
full comedy of A Faint heart never won
Fair Lady. The Dumb Belle and The
Omnibus which, with the presentation Of
the Banner, with al address by Bella
Adams, and singing and dancing, will
give those Sho may be so fortunate as to
be present, an evenings entertainment
perhaps never again to be enjoyed
Tickets may be procured during the day
Of the Presidents Of the various Fire
Companies.
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The FUNERAL CEREMONIES at the in

he FUNERAL CEREMONIES Ut the IN
terment OF Col. Benton, at st. Loui-, on
Friday, were very imposing, and express
i've Of the deep grief Of the community
On the arrival of his remains on the IL
linois rshore opposite st. Louis, they
were taken in charge by a committee Of
citizens, and escorted by two military
companies, and were conveyed to the
house Of his relative, Col. Brant. From
there the body was subsequently con-
veyed by a. procession of citizens and
military with appropriate marshal mu
sic. to the large Hall of the Library As
ISOLATION. which was draped and fes-
tooned with the usual badges of mourn
ing, the coffin, enshrouded IN the nation
oil ensign, was placed beEeath the large
chandelier, in the centre Of the room.
upon square platform, at the corners
OF which stood four folded flags, hung
with craps, which connected them over
head, and formed an impressive canopy.
The lighted lamps. likewise festooned,
shone with q mild, soft light above the
dead, and heightened the mournful ef-
feet. Here a military company kept
guard over the remains during the day
and night Of Thursday.
The corpse was in a metallic, air tight
sarcophaguS, enclosed in rich mahoS-
any case, and was in remarkable state
OF preservation. The countenance was
visible through the glass An immense
throng Of ladies and gentlemen crowded
the room to get a last look at the features
OF the deceased Statesman. The face,
though Of course emaciated and pale,
wore look Of unusual calmness aud
serenity, showing that life made its exit
gently and TRANQUILITY.
On Friday, the day Of interment, all
places Of business were closed. The re
, mains were taken to the Presbyterian
church, and eulogy pronounced before
an immense thrOng within and without
the church.
The funeral procession was composed
OF a vast concourse of citizens,--of the
volunteer military companies the fire.
men-the various commercial, mechanic
al and charitable associations Of the city
70 which was aided the imposing array
Of the whole Of the Seventh Regiment of
the U. S. Infantry, that is now quarter
ed at jefferson Barracks preparatory to
its departure for Utah II he funeral
cortege extended several miles in length,
and was the grandest display of public
respect ever paid to any departed patriot
IN this country.
The remains were deposited in the fam
iiy vault, the grounds of which Col. Bon
ton has arranged and ornainented with
his own hand.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

April III bbl lard Wheeler d Riggs;
262 bush wheat Iglehard Bros; ASS do Little
d Erwin; bbls flour, 80 do whisky, a
Crane; boxs hardware, G. Copeland, 3 bis
domes, w f French d. Co; Is bdls broom
hdls, w X Baker; l case mdse, w Barbour
l do, G Keller; do, G. + Rousinkrcnny; do,
J Laval; Is bbls Flour, Brown & Altman
&c bbls pork, "a hhds 10 l20 bbls flour, Z q
O'Riley; bys mdse, j Shening, bx chest,
Dbl, q Wemshumer; Dbl potatoes y i
Robinson; 5 bbls eggs, Preston Bros; 250
bush corn f II llilli 27o bush wheat, j Il
Mills.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-19

OF 1t is proposed in the committee
On Public Buildings to erect new Pres
dential mansion, in an eligible location
little ont Of the city Of Washington,
and convert the present White House
into building for the Stale Department.
The project will afford the citizens OF
Washington good job by which they
could continue to draw their maintain.
ance for few years longer from the
public treasury, now that the Capitol
building is completed.
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New York Market.

New YORK, April I'm
Flour heavy; sales 5000 bbls at 45(d4 65
for Ohio; and 4 50@4 20 for Southern, de-
cline of5c on each. Wheat is heavy; sales of
500 bush at GOAL 90 for white. Corn has
declined; sales of 35 900 bush at 1914 for
white, a decline of 1c. Beef firm. Mess
Pork has advanced 25c, sales at II 90@lS 90;
prime Is so. Lard is buoyant at lie
Whisky dull at 2l@211I. Stocks are dull
but steady.
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New Orleans MARKET

NEW URLEANs, April 16.-P
Sugar firm at6A@7. Molasscs 90. Flour
4 25(64. STL. White wheat l 20. White
corn SIS. Pork buoyant at II so, holders de-
n,aud an advance; bulk pork active at an adj
vance of Il to &c; shoulders 615@63l; hams
7sl; sides s11Gs%. Freights on cotaon to
Liverpool u. Other articles unchanged.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-19

GOoD.-A Pennsylvania editor says;
Somebody brought one tottle OF sour
water into our Office with the request to
notice it as lemon beer. If Esau was
green enough to sell his birthright for
mess of Pottage, it does not prove that
we will tell a four shilling lie for five
cents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-19
Tie Gather.

PITTsBuRG. april In
The river IL 10 feet 10 inches by the pier
mark and falling. Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE, April TN
The river has risen a feet in the last "a
hours. There is ~ feet on the falls.
CrNcISSATI, April IN
The river has risen Pa feet in the last "a
hours.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-19
CTNcINI-ArI, hrril H. VI

OINVINl1AIai n III :"
Flour unchanged. Whisky steady, 1900
bbls sold at 1917. Linseed oil dali at 6s.-
More Offering. Mess Pork held out of the
market; II 90 is freely offered. Lard is
higher, 1000 sold at l0@lo3s, closing at the
latter rate. Bulk meats firm: $50 900 lbs at
6ss for sides and large lot on private terms.
Molasses active at sc. There are more buy
ers than sellers at this rate at the close
Sugar is unchanged. Coffee dull and drooP-
ING.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-19

@The hotel walters in New York
city, held public meeting on Monday
last, and agreed to all strike for higher
wages on the frst Of May, if the landlords
did not voluntarily raise their pay and
perquiSites.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-19
THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.
From 7. q. O'Riley x Co.'s Register.l

APRIL IL and Is
Memphis, Cincinnati to Memphis:
W. III. Denny. Pittsburg to ST. Louis;
Time, Louisville TO Tenn. River;
Empress, louisville to- New Orleans;
": ID; Terry, Tenn. River to Louisville;
j. q. Fremont, PIttsburg to New Orleans;
A. o. Taylor, New Orleans To Cincinnati;
Kate Sarchett, " abaSh to Evansville.
On Friday night and all day Saturday the
rain poured down almost necessarily. The
river continues to rise here, and also at Gin
cinnati and Louisville, though we see by the
dispatches that it is falling at Pittsburg.
The steamer Umpire sold by the sheriff
ut vinesnncs, on Friday last for the sum of
S2,OOl. 1t was bought by Captain w. L..
Thomas, of Madison. 1t is said, by those
posted in these matters, to be great bar
gain.
The Dono will go down to-day. 1t is
surely not necessary for us to recommend the
Done. Her accommodations are fine, and
besides that she is ar boat.
The whole country, from Greenviiie in
Mississippi to Helena, Arkansas, di ,tance
of $50 miles, is under water. The river is
higher than ever before known. Below
GreeKvillc, the planters are making the most
active exertions to strengthen their lcvees.
The Kate Safche: came in on Saturday
afternoon with fine load.
The break in the canal, we learn has been
fixed and that boats need now have no fear
of detention:
The Kate Sarchet, from the Wabash, and
the Union from Green river, came in yester
day with full cargoes of Grain, pork, tobacco,
&c.
The Done arrived from Cairo yesterday,
with the mails and a.good number ofpassen
gers. She leaves again this morning for
Cairo, punctually at the time advertised.
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BALTIMORE. April Tx
Flour; City Mills g.; Ohio 4 %; Howard
street 81, Wheat is stesdy a. l03@1 o.
Corn is better, sales at o3@67 for white and
IS for yellow. Whisky is steady at 2l13.-
Provisions are buoyant.-
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AIRSSy. n. Y. April IA,

1fL"1f-' 7 " n . II PIT II M
The ASSEMBLY has concurred in the Senate
bill to take the vote of the people on the ques-
ton of convention to amend the State Con-
stitution. The bill for the completion OF the
lateral canals has passed both branches.
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