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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
Arrived,

seansb,n CITY Of baltimore fBr scrswl Lietch Liverpool
Sept>9 mdse pass to j. o. Dale, arrived on 'As SSf,
sarah stevens ssv.nia Sept, IS, fn''lc ;tn. es
~Do., since then have had hss,y sale. sept "a ts
tie Island spoke brig Stephe1 bsss, from kavaa Tor st
forns inst - q lon 70 % spoke brig Uertrdsh q.
Bris St. phen Young tof Pt,sou Perry, Windsor, Ms
Big kathsdn lof C,mdenl Ames sburr Amsterdam VI. s-
Bng frdona of t'worsbl, Lord, Nuey,as II days su,
&c. TO q r. Peters.
schr PolN seetusen, saEu, Ia Grsnde Sept a. oss' %
Sehlessnger Andross.n SEPT. a. lat 3 IS lon 80 no. .poe
a. s Respect cruising the Cult for ssven Ito
Kby bad los, at fIsssn sese the 20 n.te .Dd ssmsn
died u sasua 6rhnde lud snotncr was sick IN The hospital
schr Indus tof Viennsl stokey tsisrdo, r. r., - days
scbI }. o Ferris, Bush, virginia days, master:
schr Her.chel Bird'sil, Wilmington ~ g., daY' rs7l
sehr Wide World, Buckley, Wilmington, N C., day. %
schr. R C. Higgins, Lona.treet Virginia days, wood
schr Sarah Mara loi Cold oPring) undeihil BasecabE
Co. tobacco 81 20 hos Glnsrtn Lef' American yeusA
schr. Oriental (Undsrv nter'sl Eraser Nasss, y, ~
50 Oct l. on the Hole ia ,h' Wal spoke ship Naaset do
from Boston Tor kewOrl ans - days out. Sailed IN coa,
with ,chr Time for hE,imore snt Aw her again on CAPS ~
The C. had very ugh. nd- from the Hole In wa
Cape Fat,eras since then srons n. W. gales with AAJ
Sehr Emily Kerr toi Bsltnore), Martin Rio Hschs q s
hde- Sc. 10 Mernl shbou Experienced heay ~-sshs'
on the coast lost j,bboom aud ioreto pmas -
schr james House, spFsgue, AesaDdrs days coal % W.
schr Cen Peavey. Hunt, Lube days. FISH, &C., TO Smith
BOyItOD. ,y
schr Thoma. J,aersor Ellis, Salem days, mdse 70 W.
Roles Co. -.
schr N.w.York Goodso, Boston days, mdse to DsJorA
Sprague.
scnr Coninne NJ. Jones, Salem days, fsh.
scbr. @. L. Lowell Boston day.
Schr s Strong Mott Phsiepha fDr Boston
Sclr. Ann <. salter, Fish, NareAsm, nails.
schr. S nc Donald, saow, Gloucester fish.
schr. l.. II Nickersou, Baxter, Batimore day. eoi
Sell. LYDIA Ann, Eoofhees, Baltimore days, cosL
Schr. Johu, Murphy, Rocklaud days, linn.
Schr. MARY t,rgusou, Boston days, Ldse. 70 mattel
schr. NlT Stecd Pratt, Boston days, la bal1s-
Schr. Banner, TUFTS Rock PIT day. lsh.
schr Angler Besse Narhain, nails
Sehr On.co. snow, Wsrehan, nails.
Schr Fountain, Davis, Esll River fur Albany
ScLT. M 4. Hlireih, Hildreth tal River, IA baIss
Schr Frances COrrel New Haven for Ishisgton, w. "
Sclr. Ostrich, Grsy. Providence. In ballast.
Schr. Precedent, Hall, Westerly for ROndout
scLr. Moderator Letts, Virginia DAYS, wood.
sioop ". u. MsDsaID. Ra.sel, Taunton, md-e
slOop SPEAKER, Shifted. Bird 'epcrt, iu ballast
Sloop Oregon, RhOdes, Providence, mass
Sloop Pointer. Fsvlcr Provide -. muse.
SIoop W H. Bowen HsiiocL, Proyid,nce, 1nds; ,u.sA
81 amer Charles Osgood, smith, Norwich and Ne"
uld-s. o. t. II. Rockwell ,.oll
stsau.r Pelican Adj Providsace, ndse q isssr.
The ship Cara Linn. Luther, Tor Oiass"~, Is a. sA
Q1a-snf1ie.
WInD--D During the day from s T.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
u.rL,ss.. Psported By Te,ssrapk.

BUFFALO, Oct. I1-6 p. m.-Anrk-t fot FLOOR Sn- con.
.u.s dul and heayy downward tsrteEey sses 500
bb at % l? IS , T., good 20 choice e1trs A,isn 10
diana ssd Ohio; S5 oa IS ca tor souhe earss "Hfsr
duIi ard heavy 5000 bush. White Indian. 600
hush prime Canadan Club a. ss lOo b-sh choice White
Car4aiau a, 81 :3i Milwaukee Club he.a a. Ac hd Ohio
~ 81 Coss quiet msrte, steady saes JlC AZ 81
Sss.: fs good Prns. BisLLY ds asd brssI 90
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
TIcot COUNTY BANK.
'la,r Il Tss v. Y. T,.J,a,

To Ms Fd.ar q ne v y Tri5ua,.
SIR: The Cirsri Baok of Piilsaelphis s,i1 con-
iue. redeem a. par r ae To-a County Blk The cc'-
.it oii'steh Nssr- Thompson Rrt-, wach 50
r,a-.d OF yesterday. pAps the NOM
e,iIt a. F,r IN rdsHs 'le GTari BaIk upon r
which yr,srlss ;n-y crtn Iee % redeem promptly
~ :. IN h,r-ff ~ 10 IN. Resp. .ul'y yoars
q ". MOORE President Tiosl County Bank.
S,r- York o.. l., 1855.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
,.o N,nsufpsrS ADMITTED To

AcTiSG MIDsHiPaES ADMITTED To THs NAVAL
scHooL.-Snboined is complete list II the per'ous
admitted 10 the Naval Schoo! as acting nidslipmen
IN smith Wm H. WDsioV NJ: Jie- + Appleton
= Al if-nrv ! Blake, 81 in ". Nichols Hass; Chas :
Dar,e, C. ~ c Huston, lar7cs Humphrey Asein9n :
So,.h J,hu rsdev y 7. Edwir r BrOwer james " AL
Wn ID H. Robinson. T. y. Sturgeon, Pa kIot g. ' Baie
u,ys4 tjt rdy Wu ; Moon, Wm. II. H,giinz, BrnJann
1sy q orr. r. Grail Ohio: &. n Hunnsdon. tdvv v Mel
iry Frds r. Crand.l J. X. Carohers, a " Nj, nell SAM
" pf.s'ou ILL.,. K 7. Hrutiugtnn, IND; Dn'd y N.ml .
a.. : c1,for Wia; David BsrnuIn. Min William "
R.sd H. Beverley Li,tlepsre Daniel Trigs Va sias W
Tsr-5 Mariner NJ Benton, George W Sumner, Harvey If
ID.nsb.rrv Ky Francis M. ROby, Henry n Marmaduke
Robert Paync Mo; Mo1esu Forrest, C. '" LnHirrHau di
- Read y J.. i. h. MrfrveineT, w u H. h1rn-pl.
a., ~ Foreman David AtHsoder Te.fei-, " C.. " ~ r
p,rctDey Ls: 81 q. Williams, Ala HeuTy T. Grafton, AK
t.rrv sy Iolt tooec A Howard, Robert C. f0ote T.
ID q j. III DerIno,t Teoas; &. s. Shoemaker, y. NJ Edwsr
: Ru,ges, Utah; Roswell H. Samson, Oregon.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

BOSTON Oct. i2-Ar. ships Herald o, t"s "J'-rs rs
L., don; Champlsin NyInan, shiclas ~ H. N-N"H'
Liverpool; hsrk Flight Havkss CnniesDh A. o.,.
A. Quaraniius-bsrk i.sac Da', rom W" o'"I. -
i I'm RarI III hence the l7th tor Cacuta ass ~ss -
~, mat fore ,nd main tops ssi.4Lt mats . NJ
CHARLESTON, Oct. IZ-lbe ~ suship Coilnlos %"
..,iVsd h.r. :. 9 O'Clock N0rday al sht. 81
sIW-ORLEANs Oct. ll.-An. ship Joseph BonDes y. ~
s.n..t Roston; syysuu. Blanchard zd Indiana Sevf@''
Aqils LiyerpOo-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
Albany Lumh-r Market,

EeYcrie6 expressly tor Ths y. Y. iyibrH.e
W. have turcs 20 notice in nark.' FOR ib- past
Their ias BE- steady business doinS rrar1
trade re eiy dep'i. OF ay account The demand ior he
better 81 lumber r0ltuuss good, while that tor the
erd inc sl-s qu.r lana nd. IA noted before
The i4t,r sircs rcnu easy, WIKI opposition e part
oi sellers 20 make es-ous.
The rc.rts quite light the yards containing good s1p
pines almost suhcu. ior The Fa4 ifsie up
Briskly thln j. pron.-'s % pr,seIs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
MrNnnn.-Belialnin Gapen. formerly Of MonoI

MUHDER.-BciJalnlR Dapen, formerly Oi Monon-
gaia County, Va, was found drowued in the Mouon-
sahela River, near Waynesburg, Pa, the 80 ut.
The body bore marks Of wounds inflicted before It was
thrown into the water lie left his home few days
before with considerable sum Of money for Wiscou-
SIN none Of rhich vas found IA" corpse. man
named Collins was arrested for the murder.
SHOCKING MURDER.--Joseph MOrrelo, who kept n
store IL Floyo County Va, was murdered ana nearly
burued up Oh the Iigit Of the 81 inst. He shot,
and after being robbed, his house was fired. H.
body was discovered il the rains half consumed.
some money, which be va known to have posse ssed
was isscd. The doceesed has brothers doing oGsi-
ness in Richmond.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
Receipts Of Produce-Ocr. 10

BY ETe RaaroGe-9o eols "sssy, $50 g. To,r ,,s.
Alcohol 90 do Copp.r rtss. Provisions iea sa oe.
i7Os do Cheese. lse sacks WI At, 7ec side. L.sAr A
ID- me- llt 10 Wool Us DO. Cotton. ~ 90. Hcup
Bx ho,sA Rirey frss-7 so obi. Flour Is 81 e,.s WA
l0eO CO. CoIa j.ss5 do Barley 80 Psss WhsAy l.seS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
COURT CALENDAR-Tnrs Day.

SUPRENE CouRT-SPrcIAL TrRM.-Nos. 63, 6i,
6S g. 6s 70 II. IS IS 81 81 S8 % L. 81 s. g. .. H. H. ~
SUrEEIoR COURT.-Nos. lSi lS5, -, 2Sl 252, p,
SO 2tl as, 30 "a, AS 30 2jl. 22 25 24 "a 20 30,
CouRr or CONuoS PLEA,-PAKT Nos. l5lS,
1s2l, 1855 l75i 10 l59 l62 1886 40 762 1905 l76 l67
1868, ljeO PART lL-Nos. IN li69 to 1881 l689
Kings CoCNn ClRCUT CouRT.-Nos 81 66, %
% So TO- S. ST. s. IS, 81, IS, Gs, o. 81, o. 81 a. los
BROokLYN CRY CoUET.-Nos ~ % II o. '!S
~ 81, 81 IS, S5 81. 81, So q, &, ~ Is, sc, A. IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
,,,rtet--c.srrvLIr REPORTED FOR Tus y. Y. Talsrsr


AsUyS-The usrke. J. unchanged. aai d-u.,ni noi
,, .si.s II - Dbl. n r Pti sni -s ~ for Pearls
cotton Tho arkf, j. es.er Sud aE, sales - bales the
sirs rate. Of in lots l.ic. MGding Ores
il 6. irc cludu line Gay ..ns- Of - osl
-. .ha,e price, good Ordinary - Low Msdhns SAVANNA
r., AID az iiC %. frc..h'. W. quci,;
A'' sgy.yosE CLASSIFICATION.
gioraa Mohue. u o Te1sa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
Tue following is an extract from DecoPlc. q CO.
money circular for EuIele by the Arabia:

fH-lOkS, D-t. T. fto'.
I'll. SOL ul5ke lrr exceedingly ac-re Throughout %
week, hih has ased dfie Of ouE M advcs lte
no, ,-t b,r scsoupsL.d b. modera.~ rse IL ScA
~ Iip,ios o. securities I'VE u0rr Or ss pspsicl i
sttEibl-a III continued iltoiD1 i5f
can a, ard - the ais-t supply II money Tas u
ir.e-Cs ,cutrarv he pa;io-s Of c1Fla-s ~, AA'S
,dvsrced e. tie season ha- pEo-rr.sec. -
STATE sToCNsIher. h-ss teen srgs sac- ot h-scln D.
v. ch tsyc rser . Tennessee ts which have rsen
llr.a l. uiSisni es, Il SorA aroma,
Indiana - ard {. i.Lis = issue, e cent - OF
Oioes 1876 ~. u 1895 e. lsdI I"s Ine T." .rOs
eTru.ni has been better reqles an Hz' oe S-
hgl 10. which j. tie closilg llctalpn.
Cry ssp CoUsrY BosDs hsys ben II rodere'e ~ 1s.-
II. rtinpel Transitions have been l -s' - lotH va
i,!o!k ad railroad lempEis Is gaa.eea o. sat-
al and u P-otly, d me llst named = =. s s-
o .. cent Tier. aro been s-- u rrs ".s my ~
ole u 1881 1. I,5 aud U. M-so- County thy 6 a. %.
ID. ". Ingerso Il Co., publish the following hote
L regard to the Lake Shore Express
81 PAtl. NINNTsOTa, o. $, 49,
J. b. HoFrN.N ESQ, Ar-t; Lake slo's fietLi aPirAs
Compsly No. lsS Bro1away Aewior Der Str t ave.
IS rlsire r. sbl- yul ;ssi all ne Ecs '-1pp a
by Ake Sturc kxpre.. tErc9.n II .2eerd ;i F. si
not L.Tged oi the liksses .--5 Lfp.sh ia
eleven drs Generally n fom ,-"sr - 'r'-"A ds "h'cA
/. uussu.ily quick tine. very ..fels yo-,s.
IssSeaj d. w. lSOLRSoLL Co
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

MisiArNRE ALMANAC.
suH-Risss..G:o9 So,s.......... 5;sj MooS-Setss "a
HIGH .... rsis DAT
SANDY Hook. l0.5i Cows I,and.llA liehG IL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
COIRT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS -Ocr. i2Beiore Justices
OSBORN, KELLY aud BRrNNN.

Francis Hyland stealing bank bills, &c.; House OF
Refuge Patrick Lynch, stealing shawl Peniientsry sN
months Elizabeth Welsh, stealing drcss; Pen,ensry sA
mouths Elizabeth Freeman stealing bank bills feitt.sry
.x months Charles DouohUe and Stephen CapEgr stealing
bsnk bills; House Of Refuge. John sullivan aau ana nai
ser, fined $40 Bridget Drsco assault aud battery hned
so Iarncs Iovett malicious mischief; tined TO- William
Roll stealing TaT of shoes renandcd. John mtCtry seal
ins psntaoons Peni,sntary months Hannah hSsrd,
s,ssrs shirts; Pcn,nary three months Mary burAs, steal
ipr Kettle Pcuteuiiary two months Edward fitzgerald as
ssu and battery Pcnfentiay months Johu Irving s"s
ina shaw Penitentisry three months John Mitchell assault
and battery Pentcutiary months Joseph W. Rcddog
II. alng BAH bills. ReIusnded
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
\ Kanz:
Ngx.Yokk. o.. z. l-5s.



OK a., als,.s dstrd A. Inst.
m" uticee from Erlfe, announcing he grest .o.l
of sp,c" j, he Bslks Of glind 4Ld tslucc, ave
uIf CAPITALISTS tho clrc1r .ls' h' abundance VI
MD,t- sgr al e t~s- not ~ n"nt-fy
cbars sut.sy pio-ed but tus o the contrary,
ttl l. O. l'os IT, tor irs tnt "
This nI hs ind cd lively der ard for stots
begun Government STATE slcA, and extending
the s speculative ce.rr rtol IN. spcf-t9-- ~
a have tht selves comp Led % close ther Conflicts
o. AID tn uIf s.oI 'r e have Ied0-ttd their par
L-t TIE tendency cg--lues Upward TIE aC
gate ctr.rathe criy rl'sbr 1oi ECs
=. Noitrsee, Panama eud facGc Mail The s tel
OF s.uor thr- frI wanting ior. If TIE oyeig
o. Oh opposition line Vi. NiesaHs. The Err ID Nor e.
declined l. c9seqrtce 81 letter sse by tho Preside
s-r'rr- he unos-bl-y ~lnE the Roads 1T
o haCh SID o-fn- p them tive ysIs PATH
u tn p-clrs -9u t-c c-.s.
Aoli,r.' n.,t'irr IN oCrr - i.sne
s4ArE STOCKS laye Cd q, with large sales clieiy u
81 o-ss Tenn s,,es C--.-iias, al lIs-As. hUsili-s
hlT" proved p c,rt: ~ is Ten ll Ciii0r-
uia lIe g lLd-ra5. SoT,h Carona At 80, Loui-
g. 4-t lA'd statrs q n- le4i have byr sot @ t,
e. are row L-a - loi. ok.o i9s-s,les 81 To- 80,
IL TO-
CIV AND CotVIY BosDs Demand .ish;'y i.aprovea We
0e ssss Lo.ls Ity Municipal Loan Ia Railroad
SIZES. Lo..- - Aeuq - ed, sld
Ur.,4- o. al s--ft .mqros uelt brro1yr o. aie
ir Gsu.s' s,,suce ot Z cent hason County - ~ 0i-
{. demand - sn t1salce.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
The annexed statistics and remarks we take from
Edward Biils Flour and Grain Circular:
EXrOEr ERTADsTUrFs BRITAIN AyD IREt ,ND,
from Serfember l. 1891.

From Nov York o. SeY.. 90 l8i3..5t8 26o7 ... ....
Prom Port-. .S094 600
1hc marker for during pas' has
been firm ih pw ard tendency, stimulated BY he uf4Sor
ahr syVsaarce 81 tne crop wheat and The condition
lsrger portion Il 'hr Old sock From this grsS speculative
sI the Wet, AID Ae large stock in store here IL
hy held ~ NseE houses tle uncertainty Of
tb- Ensi-h harvest uldOlb taken lnf eonsd~ suu
kco sks 20 b. greatly dependent Lpou export de-
maud NY circusr ;hs day iou Iht he ap c's from
England thar tie grain crop ad been gath'd m good order II
syrTage quantity. and s net reg ircd las hsd ~
sf,f lrr, aud speculative aud other hold, shown seat
desr @ r,az material reduction on ormef yates.
TIE lover grades Of Flour have been s-y Irregular
IN price, Dc pending urh pol quality sud condition selling =,
T. Dbl; The b-sr qga'ts o i'll
spc1t,c of Eh our quotations VII hereafter consist rave
ff the chang feeling ard general ~u' of confidence,
AID materially lower, closing yrsrfay who1 ton,
srd showing dow ard trri'ucy IT, reaeiP { WheI.
ron tie W. rr sing. and the ock n than
usual a. of the WIN free arrival III lase
ports. aF p1o.recr Il r-e incr. before ne cpte ot
s r-cn md So but little expectation Of Us being .al' ~
slI eii h lo rIe. tlc tTsde las hesu olnned 20
tie aud oc rs and prices par'ict larry or Nn-st uot
-r-t, rrur. redrcsd consi.fs5s. For Rye thefc
steady home trade B4.y, hch has beet scarce, j. es
tSe a. q eX-suc rs'es AID ray b. quot a. g. Os y
H. noan Com 'or tou' .n fair aUl s.sa
cars, wi'h ~ Occasional ale ,O- ,lPari.
Tie following Is TRANSLATED from the rcular Of Marie
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

NEy-Ycsx cLssslsicsrlos.
finland. FLORIDA. Mobile. Y. y. 4
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

HYPERION COURT-SPECIAL TERS-Before JGcge bus-
woKTH.-DEcIsIONs
Hicks agt. Payson.-Mction that plaintiff file secu-
Cook ait chfed.-Statoment under section ;s'3
of the Code q. amended in 1857, settled.
Williams agt. Burton.hOticn to vaoafe the order
ni june H. 1855 ds1ssins plaintiffs motion for iew trial
d. MED with ~ cOs:s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

S-vilg hnF.l
c. {. g, - 81 s-ar Dbioors.. rs 2Sri6 -
y r''r - e5 = .; Pafu Db.oors IS i,Glj %
p - -. - al e5 'Old An. Colds r reu' rr-in-
IT, t;ui,d.ri iri.ee. - a3 s3 Bk fns'd NJ. a3a y
Tie statements Of the Philadelphia Banks !or the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Bofore Judge BRADY.
pEyIIs's JOB OF EXTENDIsG THE BowERY-sUT,

DkNIINs OF IFIF bV'' NTNI
AGAINST TuE CITY,
Israel c. Lawrence agt The Mayor &c, Of New York.
This is one OF twenty cases brought by property
owners in the Bowery and adjacent streets against the
(toatop this citv for damages oone
ther premises by the of the Bowery 10 ta street
Plaintiff 10 this lessee rd occupa-t OF No i5 Pear
,,rs and alleges that the unlawful changing Of the grade
rd street hy defendants his building rendered un l.
antabe for long time and that he put 10 great expense ~
shans and renairpe Tho SAINT. He claims SOJO
In the other suits damages claimed are fixed 81 varo
amounts This is suit and verdict viii ohably b'
subject 70 the opinion Of the General Tenn Deiendan
set No general denial Monen Willard for plinth; r. Bus
iced for defendants.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-09
An Indiana Southwestern Agricul-
tural Society.

The officers of this Society held meeting
at Vincennes on Saturday last, to close the
business connected with the Fair held last
month, at the old post" Though much
was done, much still remains to be done to
complete the business of the last and prepare
for the next fair. The final list of awards was
made out and we learn our mechanics re-
ceived their full need of merit.
1t was resolved to hold the April meeting
IN this city, and the Corresponding Secretary
was instructed to give notice to the County
Societies to elect delegates to meet in this
city on the I'd Tuesday in April next for tho
purpose eff eleetng officers.
1t was determined that the next Fair
should be held in Evansville, and we are
confident that our citizens will make it q
turner's festival that will be long remember
ed for the extent ofthe Exhibition, the crowds
that will be attracted to it, and, above all,
by the liberal hospitality that our citizens
will dispense on the occasion.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-09
New York Market.

New YORK, Nov. s-p.
Flour; inferior grades rule heavy; demand
chiefly for home consumption sales of g.
500 brls, Mt 50 00Gdg3 10 for unsound; 90
GA 25 for superhne State; 4o(G4 10 for
extra do /; 4 1904 rs for western; 2o(G5
40 for extra round hoop Ohio; market clos
ing dull, with downward tendency. Cana
dian flour dull sales OF z00 brls, at 75tG5
20 for common to good extra. Small sales
of Rye -four at 3 25G14 10. Wheat better,
and some export demand; sales of 500
bush new fair Milwaukee club at 90: q, 900
bush mixed white Canadian, at l "a; 700
white kentucky, at l so. Rye firmer :;
sales of 1000 bush Western at 70. Barley
b ,avy sales 10000 bush at 72d,75 com. to
fair State; IS for good Canadian. Corn
better for fine Eastern and moderate specu-
tive demand; sales of 10000 bushels at "A
G76 for mixed Western; 90c for Southern
Illinois yellow. Oats steady at 46049 for
State; 5o95l for Western. Whisky more
active at 224@224. Pork frmer sales
of 1000 barrels at II l3@17 % for mess;
Is 2o@l3 50 for prime Beef unchanged !;
sales of 200 brls at s SOFAS so for country
mess soar 90 for country prime; 10 90
oil so for repacked mess; IL 5O0l3 90
for extra mess. Beef hams more active
sales at 8 % in barrels, chiefly Western
Is 90 prime mess. Cut meats steady; sales
of AZ casks dry sailed shoulders at 6 25G6
40. Bacon quiet. Lard frmer; lis OF
1900 barrels at loFG1l, new and DID,
Dressed hogs frmer; sales of corn fed at
OO(G7 %. Buttermoderate, business do.
ing at l29 Is for Ohio; l5GS2l for State
Cheese 7G8.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-09
PHILADELPHIA. Nov s.,

BY the Southern mails, the Brownsville
Flag of the 9th ult says that the liberal
cause has not been so desperate as has been
represented. -Four hundred of Viduarri's
prisoners have been captured and mastered
by Miramon.
The BOHt'a, official, of the 10th SAYS that
Viduarri had reiigned his post, as Com
mander-in-Chief of the Northern forces. in
favor OF Col. Zardgooza, who had begun an
active reorganization Of the forces. He had
already equipped force of more than 1000
men.
A forced loan and voluntary contribution
had been commenced at Monterey by which
1t Is thought, ample means will be raised to
make new effort against Mramon.
The Bodtin says that Viduarri's resigna-
ton was caused by treason in his own camp,
the guns having been spiked previous to the
r eat battle, to which his defeat is attributed.
From last rccounts Blanco and another
General were threatening San luis. An
earl y battle was anticipated there.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-09

EA.- The river is rising at this point, and
several of the larger class of boats have
passed down. If the river should continue
to rise for n few days, ma vigation will be
fully resumed.
The popular Southerner, of the Louisville
and Memphis line, after being reprinted and
overhauled, has resumed her trips, with her
old officers, Triplett and Archer, at their re-
spective posts. These gentlemen arc well
known as accommodating and efficient boat
me n, and will continue to command the
patronage OF shippers and passengers in a
trade which they have contributed SO
largely to build up.
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Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. g.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. e-a.
Flour dull, but receipts are falling off, and
there is less anxiety to realize sales; super
fine brings 5 so, extra 8 2595 so. Rye
Flour sells slowly at l24. Corn meal has
declined to IS. The receipts of wheat
are in excess of demand and prices are droop-
ing; 1000 bushels sold at 1901 20 for
red, 81 25@l 80 for white. Rye is selling
freely at 72@75c. Corn is unchanged ;
$4,000 bushels sold at SOC for old and 65M,
zoe for new. Oats are lower 5000 bushels
Delaware sold at 43@42lc. No change in
groceries or provisions. Whisky firm at
22c for Ohio, and 2lc(G2l2 for Pennsyl-
vania.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-09

BgS~ a new body of religious cnthusi-
asts, called "Congreprezites, have estah-
lished themselves about seventy miles north
Of Cornell Bluffs, Iowa. The society COM
prises about 500 members, and all their
property is held in common. Their sect
profess to believe in the Bible as the word
of God, but also that it is in measure done
away with by new revelations made since
the year 1913, by "the voice of Baneemy,
through the medium of the Chief Apostol-
ical Bishop" The new revelations are
styled "the Law and Covenants of Israel
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-09

Bay@ We invite the attention of the sick
and afflicted, to the advertisements in our
columns of DR.. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsa-
parilla, and Gridley's Salt Rheum and Tet-
ter Ointment, DR.. Carriers Cough Balsam,
DR.. Bakers Specific, DR.. Hooper's Female
Cordial, and DIR. Easterley,s Fever and Ague
Killer. These medicines are prepared by a
thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and
Pharmaceutist, so that all can rely upon
them as being safe and effectual in curing
the diseases for which they are recommend
ed. They are standard remedies, and can
be found in nearly every Drug and Apothe-
cary store in the United States.
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n.sE- The ilIustrious men who. like torch

re- The illustrious men who, like torch
cs. have consumed themselves to enlighten
others, have often lived unrewarded and
died unlamcnted. The tongues of after
times have done them justice in one sense,
but injustice in understanding them
with their praise, but degrading them with
their pity.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-09

CoNvIcTED.-Mr. Kirby, convicted at
Xenia, O., last week, of murder in the second
&c. rec, for killing the Sedueer of his wife, hes
been sentenced to imprisonment for life.-
The people of Xenia are indignant and are
pardon for the unhappy man.
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VIM. u. GR1syoLD.-Tbe Cincinnati Ga.

zette says W. D. Griswold, late President
of the Evans lille and Charlottesville Rail
road is spoken of in connection with an i'm
portant position in the Office of the Ohio
and Mississippi company, in this city, He
is from all we can learn, just the man for
the place-honest, capable energetic and re-
liable
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-09

=. III t I'1OI'I-I wv O--N.
The funeral of Police officer Rigdon, who
was murdered on Friday night last, took
place yesterday, and was attended by an i'm
mense concourse of people. The Mayor
and a large body of police officers with a
large body OF citizens, took part in the flu
reral. The streets were denscly crowded.
but no disturbance occurred.
The murderers have been indicted, and
Will be brought to trial during the present
week.