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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-27

Marshall said he did not believe that any
such conference had been held. and repeated
that the statement was wholly untounded.
Cox said it did not become MIR: Smith, who
had turned tail on the Democratic party, and
was elected to Congress by American votes,
to make an extraordinary attuck upon De-
mocratc members.
There YVES much confusion, amid which
Mr.. CLAW movea that the committee rise
The charrnhi, said Mr.. Cox could proceed,
only by rnatiimous consent.
MIR. Clements objected.
Mr.. Morris. OF Pennsy lvania, said he was
unwilling to force upon the people of Kan
sas Constitution which they detest and
which had been contaminated by fraud and
violence. The one-man power has grown TO
such dimensions us To threaten the liberties OF
the country. The trainers OF the Federal
Constitution never supposed that such petty
tyranny would here lave existed, us the sur
render Of private judgement, and taking the
Executive will as the iniallible test to truth;
but demoIalizing rs is the distribution OF
patronage. it cannot control public opinion
and stife the expression of the voice the Of
people. The people will administer rebuke &c
the insolence OF Executive usurpation and
those who sustain it.
House adjourned.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival Of the Moses Taylor.

New YORK, March 26-M
Steamship Moses Taylor has arrived from
Aspinwall. She brings 81 100000 in specie.
The trip was performed in 90 days and IA
hours, the quickest on record. She left As
pinwall on the afternoon Of the 18th. The
St. Louis was to sail on the same evening for
New York. ] he principle consignees of the
specie, are Wells, Fargo 81 Co., S415, 900;
Rowland & Aspinwall 1921 900; American
Exchange Bank 900; Duncan, Sherman
& Co., 10000; w. 7. Coleman Il Co., S6a,-
900.
The California Senate was discussing bills
to provide for compulsory observance of
the Sabbath, and tor the incorporation Of
Mining and Ditching Companies.
Bates, the late State Treasurer, has been
acquitted on the charge Of embezzlement.
A horrible tragedy has taken place in
Crosse Valley. Michael Brennan, President
of the Mount Hope Mining Company muir
dered his wife and three children, and then
committed suicide.
Archy, the slave, is confined in the Stock
ton Jail By order Of the owner, under the
decision of the Supreme Court.
An organized band of burglars has been
discovered at San Francisco. Some have
been arrested.
The ship Flying Fish has sailed for China
with many dead and living Chinese, and
! s2S5 900 in Treasury.
a meeting of the French citizens in San
Francisco adopted an address, expressing
their horror ut the attempted assassination OF
the Emperor Napoleon.
The Golden Gate arrived out in 81 days.
The markets are languid but not depress-
ell; some articles are higher. Money is
easier.
The California Legislature has passed an
act to take the State Prison from the hands
of the present lesseees, and place it in the
hands of agents to be appointed by the Gov
ernor. The Governor was refused posses
| sion, when he broke down the doors and
took it. The Legislature has confirmed the
Van Ness ordinance, providing that all the
title of the city of San Francisco to lands
within her borders be given to the parties in
possession, except what is required fol
streets, public squares, sehool-houses &c.
The Joint Committee report memorial to
Congress for the abrogation of the mail con-
| tract, and the formation of two companies &c
carry alternately, so IS to make weekly
mail.
The sloop of War st. Mary's had arrived
from Honolulu.
i HALIFAX, March 26-M
The Niagara has arrived from Liverpool
with dates to the 18th. Cotton has declined
from Il to &c, owing to heavy imports
Breadstuffs and provisions dull. Consols 90 3
@964 for money.
The House of Commons met on the 18th.
DIsneli announced the reception of n yer,
satisfactory despatch from France, and tn
termination of the misunderstanding between
the two countries. The India despatch hat
not been received.
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XXXyth COngress.-First Session.

WASHINGTON, March 26-M
-Washburn, of Illinois, presented
a resolution which was adopted, instructing
the Committee OH Public Lands to inquire
whether the main trunk of the Dubuque and
Sioux City Railroad was completed, and
whether it intcrsects with the branch in COLI
.ormity with the law granting lands in low
Ter railroad purposes, and that the COM
miV'ee report such action as may be deemed
proper in thepremlses
rambler of private bills were reported
from tho various COMMITTEES.
WAsHiSoToS, March 2e-pM
The Serats is not in session.
HoUsE-A tharp argument occrrred in
committe between Smith, OF Va, and Davis,
of Indiana, on the Kansas bill after which
Mr.. Smith said Douglas got up the move
ment against the measure. to secure his re-
election to the Senate. IL was a concerted
movement of the Democrats of Illinois. for
this purpose.
Mr.. Marshall. of Ininois, pronounced the
charge wholly unfounded.
Smith replied that the successor Of Mr.
Richardson told him and others, without re-
serve, that some of the Illineis delegation af-
ter consultation, came to the conclusion that
this was the only chance to EJECT Douglas &c
the Senate.
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Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, March 26-M


Breadsthffs in better demand, with prices
unchanged. The receipts OF -four arc in
creasing. The inspections of the week
amounting to 5000 5bls; not much inquiry
for export; only 1000 bbls sold at So 25@5 80
for common brands; 81 IS for extra; and
s. 25@6 for extra family and fancy. Rye
-four steady at SO %. Corn meal advanced
to SO. Wheat comes in slowly and meets
with limited inquiry at 81 06@l 10 for red,
and 81 25@1 80 for white. Corn active;
1000 bushels yellow sold at 62@6S. Oats
in good request ut SEC. Glover Seed declined
to 81 1904 %. Provisions in better de-
mand and frmer. Sales of 800 bbls mess
pork at Sl7; and 4 400 tierces of packed beef
on private terms; l2O casks hams sold ut
9$lGlOc; sides at S1l@9c. shoulders at &c;
smoked sides command 919@9s.c; shoulders
Sc. Lard is now held a. 1919 in b5ls, and
II%@l2 in kegs. Whisk. dull at 2l@22.
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The RIVER is abcHt at a stand ut this
point, but falling above. Boats Of the largest
class can pass over the Fails.
We have fleet Of packets to-day for all
poims. The Alvin Adams will be down
this morning for Memphis and all interme-
date points. The Fashion had rot arrived
last night, and is now due for Louisville.
Tho Henderson packet, Scioto, No. 2, will be
found at the levec this morning, and will be
off at o'clock for Louisville. At 5 this
evening, the elegant Evansville packet, John
Briggs will leave for all points up stream
The Briggs is an Evansville boat and should
be well sustained. The Baltic and Diana
arc due to day for New Orleans.
Tire steamer Princess will be a total loss
The water is over her hurricane roof, and
nothisg has been done to her since she sunk.
The New York left yesterday morning for
st. Paul, Minnesota Territory, heavily la
den with freight
The David White uset rith an accident in
rounding ont from NcwbgTg, by getting log
afoul of one of her wheels, and has been lay
ing at our wharf for the last Two days, in
order 70 repair.
Tbs mats CT tire steamer Edwin Manning
fellove,boarl, while that boat was at Keokuk
and was drowned.
The james Montgomery was at our wharf
most all day yesterday taking on freight. A
good portion of her load Was shipped from
This place
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MILLIONS or ID oLLARs WITHOUT OWNERS.
In the Savings Banks of the city of New
York there are upwards Of torty-one millions
ef dollars on deposit, and the accommodations
OF unclaimed deposits are said to be between
tive and three inI lions of dollars. This large
amount has been advertised for many years,
but it still remains and goes on increasing by
the addition OF interest. What To do with
this money has now become question OF
considerable importance. Attempts have
been repeatedly made to withdraw these de-
posts from the banks and lace them under
the direct control of the State, their proceeds
to be applied to public purposes. Two prop
ositions TO thar effect are ut present before the
Legislature-Dr. Brandreth's and Mr.. Laws
the one having in view the benefit Of Com
mon Schools, and the other the completion
of the Canals.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamer Niagara.
Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, March l2th.-Sales Of Cotton
for the week have been 81 900 bales, inclu-
ding 1000 on speculation, and the same
amount to exporters. Owing to the recent
arrivals OF Cotton, there has been decline
of from &c to sc, on all qualities. The
sales to-day Friday are estimated at s, QUO
bales, the market closing dull, with the fol-
lowing quotations: fair New Orleans, rs
@7c; middlIng 9-l6c; Mobile 74c; mid
is 272, 900 bales, including $4,000 of Amer
lean. Manchester adviccs are unfavorable,
prices being weak. Richardson. Spence d
Co.'S Circular reports -four very dull, and
almost unsaleable; quotations are nominal.
Wheat dull, but prices steady. Corn quiet
and steady, mixed and yellow are unchanged ;
white is quoted at 34s Cd. The Brokers cir
cular reports beef quiet. Pork dull. Bacon
heavy at slight decline. Lard quiet, at SOS
for best descriptions. Tallow has slightly
advanced for all qualities; butchers tallow
is quoted at 35s. Sugar firm, but under the
large receipts, the market closed with bet
ter inquiry, and prices are weak. Coffee
firm. Tea quict. Rosin dtll, ut "a 3d0c4s
Cd. Spirits Turpentine steady ut Ais sd@
Ais 81.
A pamphlet bad been issued in Paris in
regard to the refugee difficulty in England.
1t appeals to the English Government and
people not to be led away by false interpre-
tations, and expresses the hope that the al
lance will firmly withstand the trials it is
undergoing. 1t is regarded rs State
paper.
At Chalons, on the 9Th. 40 men surprised
a small post of infantry. They attempted tc
seize the railway station, crying "Vive Re-
publique.n They were driven back and oc-
cupicd the head of the bridge to intercept
communication with the barracks. The gar
rison dispersed them and Is were captured
Gortschkof had Issued memorial on the
question of the navigation of the Danube
10 the French Government directly in OPP
position to the views of Austria. Russi;
agrees; with France and England as to tin
right of the Paris Conference to deatwitl
the subject. There has been some rioting il
Dublin between the police and college stu
dents, and five of the latter are said to hav,
been dangerously wounded.
The committee appointed at st. Peters
burg to examine all the projects for the cman
cipation of the serfs, consists of Is member
with the Emperor rs President
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Additional California News.

Lamar was formally received by tho Gov
eminent of Nicaragua, Feb. eth. Yisarro
treaty is still before the Legislature. 1t is
believed that it will not be ratified, except
with the alterations which will reopen the
whole affair.
The steamer San Carlos has been lost on
Nicaragua lake. The Susquehannah was ut
San Juan.
Perra Vivanco has captured Arica.-The
frigate Apu:mac having first shelled the
town. landed $50 men and took possession OF
it. The loss on both sides was 200 killed,
and as many were wounded. Vivanco had
withdrawn the troops from Equiquene.
The attempted revolution had been sup
pressed
Lieut. Cohen was passenger on the Mos
es Taylor, the bearer of dispatches from
Commodore Long of the frigatc Merrimac,
which had arrived at Callao.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-27

The PATENT BREAD BAKERY. This es-
tablishment, on First street, near Main, is now
in full operation, and in the hands of those
who will do everything in their power to
make it worthy of support. The bread,
cakes, &C., &C., male at the Patent Bread
Bakery, are pronounced by house-keepers,
the best in the city-and house-keepers are, OF
course. too best authority on such subjects.
We commend this bakery to the notice of en-
teprising heads of families, who have hereto
fore experienced difficulty in finding good
bread.
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Was hingtOn Items.

The Secretary of the Treasury has APP
pointed commission to examine the state
of navigation OF Cape fear river, consisting
of \. w. Bache, j. j. Stephens, j. n. Moi
fit, A. A. Humphreys, w. b. Franklin and
w. III. G. Whiting.
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sB The Savings Bank" on First street,
near Main, buys Illinois and Wisconsin
money at per cent discount; Old Bank Ten
nesse at cents discount; Free Bank Ten
nessec at cents discount; Sells exchange
on New York at cent premium; pays the
warrants, gold and silver, and sells sight
drafts on England, Ireland and Scotland in
sums TO suit.
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S The large stones left on Water street,
between Locust and Walnut, are very much
in the way of carriages and drays, and should
be moved Immediately. What right men
have 70 blockade half the street in that man
ner, is past our finding out.
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CLEVELAND, March Bpm

A large meeting was held here last even
ing to sustain the Administration. Ex-Gov-
ernOr Wood presided, and made the opening
speech. lie was followed by the Hon. Bel
den Starke. Resolutions strongly endorsing
the Administration, and in favor of the I'M
mediate admission of Kansas, were passed.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, March o6-M
Flour steady and in fair demand: 900 bbls
sold ut 3 e0@3 20 for superfine. Whisky un
changed, 500 bbls sold ut l713c. Provisions
unsettled, generally held above the views of
buyers. Nothing transpired yet. Weather
clear and pleasant. River fallen one foot in
the last "a hours.
CINCINNATI, March 96-PM
Flour steady; 1000 bbls sold at So 6o93 20.
Whisky active; 600 bbls sold at III; clos
ing buoyant. Provisions higher; / 100 bbls
mess pork sold at sl6 70; 100000 lbs of bulk
pork sold at 5$49scior shoulders and sides:
and 500 bbls lard ut 81. Nothing done in
bacon, except so hhds of shoulders at 65s
sides held at 90. Clover seed advanced TO
g. rs; in active demand. Money and ex :
change unaltercd.
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DAScINo.-We spent q pleasant hour in
Prof. Motifs school on last Wednesday eve
ming, and were much pleased with the pro-
ficicncy Of the scholars, and the order and
proPriety that marked the conduct of the
children. With only few weeks tuition,
the little girls and boys executed all the
beautiful waltzes and polkas, now 80 fash
ionable, with more grace and accuracy, than
they arc danced by elder bellies and beauxs.
The new series of Quadrilles, known as the
Lancer's Quadrilles are beautiful dances, and
novelty here-and as they are becoming
the Rage in fashionable circles, all who aspire
to keep pace with the prevailing modes,
should take lessons IN them. The most as
celtic moralist would forget his prejudices
against the innocent and graceful accom-
plishment of dancing during an hours visi;
with the Professor and his pupils.
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The River.

PITTsBURG, March 26.--River eight feet
and falling. Weather clear.
CINCINNATI, March 26.-River has fallen
one inche during last "a hours. Weather
clear.
LOUISVILLE, March 26.-River falling, S
feet on the Falls. Weather clear.
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.sS-Therc will be prayer meeting at Mr.
Sterritt's Church this morning ut s o'clock
and service ut Mr.. McCarer's church this
evening at ~ o'clock.
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Steamboat Race.

LOUISVILLE, March 26-M
. In the race from New Orleans to Portland
Kentucky.
The Baltic was five days, six hours, twenty
five minutes.
The Diaua five days, nine hours, thirty
minutes.
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.B-By reference to our dispatches it will
be seen that the steamer Baltic beat tho
Diana to Louisville two hours and half
The Btl;ic is fairly entitled to the horns.
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CANAL RECEIPTS.

March 26.-Per canal boat Gulnare. s
hhds tobacco, 2 tierces lard. box mdse,
Laughlin, Jr; 200 bbls -four, Geo Foster
tC Co.
Per canal boat Prince, 1000 bush coal J W
Hughes.
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ANDERsos's.-There is no artistic skill in
the world for which the world pays so readi-
~ and literally as that which gives grace and
comeliness to the fit of garments, and yet, it
is slow to acknowledge the Tailor as an artist,
though it requires almost Us much genius to
give real grace to the folds of robe upon
the person, rs it does to counterfeit it in can
vas or in marble. ANDERSON is a genius in
his line, who is entitled to the honors of u
truo artist. AS cutter he is unsurpassed,
and his fits are admirable. lie can safely
challenge comparison between his works
and those of the best shops in Chestnut street
and Broadway. lie has number of new
and beautiful styles; among them is the
''Pelisse cavalier" which forms beautiful
overcoat for summer travelling, to be mad,
OF linen or other light material.
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CINCINNATI, March o6-P NJ
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. MARCH 2b-M
Breadstufs generally quiet. Flour, How
ard street and Ohio quoted at 37@4 IS and
% for city. Wheat active, excepting low
grades, which are dull; red lGl 10. Corn
active and buoyant. Whisky dull and dcclin-
ing. Provisions firm.
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THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.
lFrem p. G. O'Riley & Co.'S Register. J
March M.

MARCH Is.
David White, Louisville To New Orleans.
James Montgomery, Louisville to New Orleans.
Submarine, No. s.
Quaker City, Cincinnati TO Nashville.
POcahon asp c incinnati to Wabash River.
Switzerland, New Orleans 10 Cincinnati.
John Gault, Nashville to Louisville.
New York, Pitrsbur< TO st Louis.
sciotO, Louisville to New Orleans.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, March 24-PM
Groceries - Sugar is firm. Grain-Rcd
Wheat 81. Ycllew Corn 60c. Provisions
Mess Pork Sl7. FreighGs on Cotton TO Liv-
erpool 9-l6d; to Boston &c. Exchange
Sterling lc315@l0419.
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New YORK. March 25-M

The award of premiums by the Cosmopo-
Titan Association took place last evening
The Greek slave was awarded TO Miss a. T..
Coleman OF Cincinnati. The paintings were
well distributed among the States.
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PROPOSALS;

XTIlL BE RECEIVED by the City of Evans
w vile, at the office Of the undersigned until
SATURDAY ,s1th inst, for the grading and filling i'm
OF Fulton Avenue The earth to be taken from Fourth
street, between Fulton Avenue and the Creek.
by order of Common Council,
mr25-3t WELL III. WALKER, Clerk.
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Oak Street Grade.

SRAEED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- Office OF the und srsigned until SATURDAY next,
the I'D for the grading Of Oak Street from the River
To Fourth Street, the earth to he placed at different
places not exceeding four O squares from Oak Street.
The work to be done under the supervision OF the City
Engineer
BY order Of the Common Council:
WELL III. WALKER, Clerk.
marl6 NolksbOte COPY
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NEW YORK, March 26-r

Flour dull; $500 bbls sold; State declined
sc. Wheat dull. Corn firm, $500 bushels
sold. Beef steady. Pork firm. Lard firm
at 95s@l0A. Whisky firm. Sugar dull,
and closed with decline on the week. Cot
fee quiet. Bacon heavy, long middles S 4c;
hams ss4@s3s, shoulders SIC. Butter dull
ut l8@l7c. Hides dull; Western lie. Tai
low firm
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t9s- The Ciicuit Court commences its
Spring session on Monday week, April the
9th.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice to borrowers.

NOtice 10 BOTrOWerSs
LII PERSONS indebted to the Common School
IN and other Trust Funds, for Loans, will please
take notice that unless they call the County Treas
urers Office and pay the annual interest, due in ad
vance, upon said loans, the premises mortgaged for
the security thereof will be advertised for sale the
law directs.
mr2S4t2w-w3t WIN. III. WALKER,Ay
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New York Market.

I'VE" II Ofshf -rUINII
Flour dull: sales Of 10000 bbs. Wheat
quiet sales 500 bush Genesec 81 80. Corn firm
sales 10000 bush at 69070 for white, an adj
vance of lc; yellow unchanged. Pork buoy
ant ut $40 S5@l6 30 for mess. Lard steady
at l0@l0A. Whisky advanced &c. Stocks
dull aud lower
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THE LIVER INVIGORATORI

UJREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD, is A GREAT
u Scientific Medical Discovery, and Is daily work
ing almost great to believe II cures as by
magic, even the first dose giving benefit, and seldom
pore than one bottle is squirrel to cure Wind Of
Liver Complaint, from the worst Jaundiceor Dyspep
STA common headache all Of which are the result
Of n Diseased liver.
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Election of School Trustee-

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the qualified voters'of
~ the City Of Evansville, that in connection with
other City officers to be elected the first Monday Of
n next 18th Inst as per advertisement there
District composed of the City of Evansville.
by order Of Common Council:
100, WELL ii. WALKER. Clerk.
nis'<o--N (Noksbote copy
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BY TELEGRAPH.

rELEGRAPHED ExCLUsivELY TO THE EVANSVILLE
DAILY JOURNAL v. LINE.