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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-12
IN &. COLEKvNrS' RE.Ex EST.4 4TE
20 and INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. Ne. North

Third street, Evansville Indiana. The purchase and
ac of Reel Estate collection of Rents, and payment
ofTaxes &c, promptly attended to. Persons in want
of any kind OF help or employment, can be inform
ed by calling at this office. CHARGES REASONABLE.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-12
EnR. y. ". GREEN; ECLECTFC
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Ollice On

-RD PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON-Oilice
Third street, few doors above the Crescent City
Bank, where he is prepared to answer professional
calls at all hours of tho day night.
N. Especial attention given to Surgery and
diseases of the Eye. augS-dSw-lyr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-12
EEISIEHT.N; 6TRE.ETH0UsE " t'o.,
~ COMMISSION AND FOR a RID Il G
MERCHANTS,
No. is POyiras Street,

We give our personal attention to the sale of To-
bacco, Corn, Wheat, Hay, Oats, Flour, Pork Bacon,
Lard. .Sc. angl4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-12

GAPEE.E HgTs, WHICH C.s.V' NE
&%put in trunk. ust the thing for travellers and
play gocrs. NAUTIER Il MARC0NNIER,
eDtIlJ 80 Main street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-12
BUSINESS CARDS.
m I'd. REYNOLDS s Co., NEAL
SAo ERS IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,
AND FROWSlOES GENERALLY,

t-s EVANSVILLE, IND.
Keeps constantly hand and for sale lOw for
cash. GrOcerics of every description well assort-
ed stock of Wood and Willow Ware, including fancy
cts, BrOoms, &c. Vegetables, Eggs, Lard, Cheese,
Corn, Bran, shipstufs, and every article usually
kept in line. Country produce bought and sold.
auR.l5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
RICHMOND MARKETS LAN ICE,

hlCHMOND MARkElS. jan. |, lSS
FLoUR-ShipPers offering tf95'. for saper4n.-
some sales while holders generally are asking s.
WHEAT-fiood TO prime Red, Sl.2O; good to Dr.,
white 81 30
CoRE-Stesdy n, 7oa75c. for old, 5Oa53c per b..
for new.
OATS-In demand at 3O5$5 cents
TOBACCO-The receipts OF old Tobacco CONT.
small and but little old offered at this time, weerJ
inferior old Lugs At S6-6 So good S7s7 % ni.ror!
81 50as so; good g. 75a0 i0sli Fine shipping ,c,,
We quote such at slinl6 50 Fine Manufacture, DC:
in market The receipts OF new loose Tobacco a.,
creaSed very mnch with more demand mpr5,,
prices Lugs 81 7Jai 50a5 good Leaf al t)u, jJs.
Stemmng $40 25al2 s7t.
HAf-s0a!0 cents per cwt-stork large.
BAC0N-We quote Sides lOjSc; Shoulder. 9. Gl:, Ia.
l2H@1S cts. Market dull and declining
LARD-Prime new in bbls lOiac, in kegs is!.
Baltimore refined in Pals lei cts aud dull.
SuGARS-The advices from Louisiana, reroril.
late injury the Cane, has produced reaction IL SO;
and with fair demand for the season Prices hsve,tu
Coffee Sugar log l0Ac; Crushed l2Ei2kc; Loai!:.G.'
C0FSEE.-Rio lOkG,l2c; I.aguayra l3Glss.
WlIkkEY-Richmond RccIlrei 2.a.3c; Cincnan
none Ia market.
gallon; A. Seicnette, a2.2jGt4jo; sazersc, t-%iGi%
Hennessey. S395GI50 Peach. scarce at 4i?j: yrei
Apple. 6OG1s5c. do. old, '3c a. 30 Northsrn, DO,
i5c. Imitation. +jGL47H cents. Rua.-Sew England u.
IS cents for mixed; 55a for pure. GrS.-liOlsld i.t
LIS.
CTEESE-lOA6llc
MOLASSAS-Wih improve demand the Mi!i. !, E.a
We quote old West India 25GL35 cts.
GuNPOwDER -Dupont's aud Hazards Sporting, 7 :
and FFF 1928 Blasting =. IS h kec wholesale pfce r,
tail price IF and fFF 1913; Blasting si?3
Observation-Disclosures Guiana S6Otf! pe, ,og yer,
scarce: We quote Mexican S2Os25 per ton .rcoriing
qualify Colombian S5js per ton. De Berg. Nauyulde
Guano $50; Recess do SJ3 De !Icrgs Sapr' Phc,phs,
Lime $40 pcrton Bon" dust 1924. No d-uNnd 0r r.,
til.Zcrs-Season being over.
PLASTER-Lump Si9i! Northern Ground 81 !
Clsi5orne's Ground g. 50 per ton; CaIcned e. ga. 5
per Dbl. Stock Of Lump very light.
RYE-Improved ie-we quote $50, 80 cts y su,ae
TEAS.-lmperial and Gunpowder, a5Ifl 20
LlME-lGist sales at Al IL from vessel fl.&S fro
store None arriving and stock light.
GRASS SEEDS-Clover Seed S6.50GtS:a according
quantity aud quality Timothy 25OGt3:- Orchard and RI
dali Grass 22 30 per bushcl The season for sowing Is o
and quotations nominal.
COAL.-White aad Rel Ash Anthracite Coal, egg st,
family use 81 80 per ton OF 1000 ID. schnyIki VII
Ash lump 81 501*I per ton; Lehish Lump, o' 'OlatHe
81 80 The above are retail prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
DEATH OF GOV. RUNNELs OF TEXAS

DEATH OF GOV. RUNNELS OF TEXAS
The Galveston News" of the 10Th December, has the
following announcement:
Yesterday morning express from Houston to
his son. in this city. brought the sad intelligence Of
the death of Gov. Hiram G. Runnels, who expired
in Houston the day before yesterday after sickness
which had confined him bis bed for several months,
with gradual decline. We understand his disease
WAS called by his physician the consumption. Gov.
Runnsls had been czsn Of Texas for about fifteen
years. having previously been of the most promi
nent citizens of Mississippi, Of which State he had
been Chief Executive, and welded for years strong
controlling influence 10 public affairs. During his
residence n Texas he has not sought public Office,
but hs WAS elected from Braz, CO unity to the Con
venton, and last August was elected State Senator
from Harris county, but was prevented from taking
his seat by the sickness which has terminated in his
desth."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
CITY AND STATE NRws

The SOUTHERN LITERARY MEs,r.e.
ry, has been issued, and glance a, !, . ~. osnu
that it contains some very n,erss,i,, 's'she'I
following is a list OF the content, .-Noaa e'e,, T
Phseton; Patrick Henry and the Comm,,sa lac,
ty; Einnalatryi Vernon Grove, or Hss,,s Of Ss
Are; Canzonet; The Late Gen. james Has ~ Ih,s
Plea for Country Life; Joan OF Arc; Reunion;
President OF the Boston Matrimonial tsse.oi Il;
Christmas Ballads; The Sun and the RiyrIs, =,
tors Table; Book Notices, &C. 1's' K
1t Acqua, in Stafford county, on The n;oht f%u'ds'
he lived alone in his store, and wa, fon,d ~ IN
mas morning with four distnc, blows from A. nm
me mead and his face horribly gashed. Tbou,t'
'lrey unconscious, he breatled till near m;Jnsl.
negro woman, who occupied an clubhouse az
was wsksd at midnight by noise-wsnt n ' 'asE
was ordered away by two men, one of ybon ~,
her oy name and told her that Griffin VA, I. a.
and they were taking care Of him; TO bsb,, "u1i ,
and bring some salt. The Fredericksbp,, " nsrss {.
says that Griffin was thriving man who o.y. ascut
Some six or eight hundred dollars in ,,sn;. u.sn'
len, and the money drawers emptied. '"
INSPECTIONS OF FLOUR a; Richmond for ,h..
cond quarter, ending December 3lst 1857:
WAY barrels Family.
6252 do Extra Superipe.
l6444l do Supertine.
55i'3 half barrels do.
4,l7l barrels Fine
1880 do Middlings
l,7jS do Condemned.
DAN'L. S. DELAPLANE, Iuspscto,
DISTRESSING the Blue Ridge tunnel on !,
saturday night. a. the wife Of Cain Mahonsy
getting supper for her little boy, who had been Al VIZ
in the tunnel I'LL II o'clock at night her co,S
came in contact with the blaze and before a.sr.,,
could be obtained. she was burned to cinder-d.r
came to her relief on Monday morning.
DESPERATE ATTEMPT At SUIciDI.-Zsch,,;,
Owens, keeper of public house in Norfolk Y,
made desperate attempt TO commit suicide, on en-
day, during q fiji Of arrangement.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO r. w. FLOtRSOl. Es0
Whereas in he di,p"nsaton Of awisr but my';sfi-
Providence have been most unexpectedly called OF
depnre the lOss of esteemed and valued Trend hit
ard w Fournoy, who since the last term OF TIL, Cocr
has been removed from Inid't by th. inevitable IA.
of DEATH and We. the Bar Of Chesterfield County y
members of the Court and its officers, approaching
kind and ariabr disposition. his pure and vraoa' c
racter ha modes, and unassuming department aa maj
and his ability and learning lawyer fecin: that
dcnth oce,y has been deprived OF most useful and u
able citizen and the legal profession OF one OF i' bHs
eat ornaments: Therefore,
Resolved, That in the death Of Richard W. Fioun'
The citizens Of this county well rs the members o.
Court have never been called upon 10 mprrE
death of any man whose loss will be more kccay TEL
the whole community.
Resolved end That rs in life no endearod h.ra'eli &c:
by 80 many cuobng traits Of character in desa We
honor and cherish his memory.
Resolved, 3rd That in this rad bereavement, We iei"
to his family heart iet sympathy.
That III a token Of respect for the deceased hn
dered that the foregoing resolutions be- entered upon
minutes of this Court and that copy signed By the Ct
be- sent TO the family Of the deceased, and also uo
copy be sent to the Richmond newspapers rpu'Ae'a;
A Copy-Teste.
WM +. BEASLEi, DE-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
nISSOLIrTION-

TIME CO. partnershp existing under the h'a OF { "
PURCELT.& co. was dissolved by ml,G' co7'1
on tha LIST sf February 1853 but not before snnon'
in order that the style of the firm nigh, b" pre.crred
c " PURCELL.
JAMES 4. COIyARDN
The subscriber has this day assocA,ed with him N ih'
EXCHANGE L. BANKING BUSINESS Mr. Richard WAH
and Mr. Philip T. Sutton who for several year, nave '
in INV service The nusiness will be conducted under 70
stvlr M heretofore of C. w Purcell & Co.. and 'chcH
continuance OF the patronage generously e1'cn'''
the old firm. -, prpcr,i
Ian lin T.. '" i'hNh..L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
FORT BRIDGER BURNT BY THE MoRMoNs.

FORT BRIDGER BURNT BY THE MORMONS.
According to telegraphio dhpatch from Washing.
to, the Mormons have burnt Fort Bridger, towards
which the army OF the United States has taken up it's
march This act will probably hasten the occups.
ton of Salt Lake City, though It will increase the diff.
iicutes in the way Of its accomplishment Col
johnston in his letter TO the War Department dated
the 5th November said
ITO msrrrow l will march upon Fort Bridger, and
dislodgs any force may fnd there, and await the
arrival of Col. Cooke when, the approach Of win
ter is too to attempt the passage Of the Wasath
range Of Mou ntaina With probability of success, l
will seize upon the district nj entioned in my letter
from South Pass, and occupy it until an advance is
practicable"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
THE GREY EAGLE.

Tbis vessel, brief account of the disaster to which
published in our telegre hio columns Of yesterday
morning, is commanded by Captain Hughes. She is
Owned il. Philadslphs, and was formerly called the
IS s. Bishop" under which title she has been twice
di. nss:sd by storms before. Among her passengers
on the present voyage were DR.. WV. Banks' Secre'
,ary .. Legation to Brazil. and his lady.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
MRS GAINES AND HER CASE.

The New Orleans Picsyune says that some new
and unexpected evidence has been sduced by that n-
don.i,a5le little woman, Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines 10
nes,esspersvers, writing masters and other experts
10 show that the signature Of her father. Daniel
Clark. affixed to various documents, is a forgery
AN interesting point in this connection is the test
mony 10 the effect that these signatures we're exeou.
ted wi steel pen, whereas l: 10 We'll known that at
he time Of their date, 1894. e!eel pens were not In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

LOSS OF SURVEYING SCHOONER COBB.
CHARLESTON, Dsc. 30.-The schooner A. Cunalle
reports the loss Of the United States supply schooner
Cobb, at Abaco Point on the 18th. The crew were
saved, and have arrived here in the CunslIe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
A SENTENCE

A man named Smith, who was recently convicted
by the Circuit Court Of Lexington, Mics, OF "nip.
ping negro woman to death, was sentenced therefor
TO thirty years imprisonment at hard labor 10 tne
penitentisry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
DIED,

DIED, on the morning of the 4th December. A. the rs.
d,ncc of her husband Richard n. Buck,rot, William,
burg, Mrs. ADELlA ADELAlD. in the 4Oth year OF 1t
age.
Mobile Papers please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
REIIRyIIEUOSPITAL.


yuyIIIS Institution which has been In succe'''u,
ton for the Inst FIVE years, Is sitn''ed .. w.
Hill, Richmond Va III, in delightful. AIRY po'uon' %
furnished with every convenience conducive " ,..
fort OF patients md the successful treatment. o. ''
IL has lately undergone extensive repairs h'GHa ~
been nicely furnished suitable 10 the acromn'ols".L
gentlemen who may find ii announcement 10 w "'''
their private lodgings. r,,p,
Particular attention will be paid to the Lffs"H
which are peculiarly commpdious.
TERMS:
Payable on the removal Ut the faNcuS' a,
White Patients, per week, 5
Colored do - ;, , =.
Private Rooms, - ,,, -
TT City arceptsnces required for p"ti'n m.I'
country, unlcs, where tho parties are known u ~"
Physicians Of the Hospital ,ora.,,
This includes all charges for Board M"ica NV, ss
Nursing and Medicine. BY nm arrane"m"nt W., Wi,n 70
Urinary OF the Medical College. fmd' m'i'.. ..'s,r,
ranging from 81 tn $50 will be- cnr's"i 10. - sss,
cases The particular sum may b. --c''i ,n.;.,.n.
hand by application IN OF the attending ~ ~
No Small Pox United. ,,,,l,.ss.
The undersigned will give their personal "'''"'""
all patients placed In their Hospital
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS; an
JAMES BOLTON. " D. -.
Grace street, between W NJ W.
THOMAS POLLARD, " y
Ra.emen, OF the PowhnlNs lloG"
O. A CRENsHAW D.
Franklin st., next door below lrn''yt
VIM W. PARKER. ~ -,
Franklin q, two doors below Ballard u'S'
WIN. ID. MANN, Ii,
ron,-.o,y Resident Physical
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

Let the keystone Democracy. assembled at fn, Ia
delpha. the birth place of the Declaration OF lnoe,
pendence, come forth in their majesty and power anh
let them speak in voice that shall 6s nes s ,"nd
This danger once passed, bright future opens up
for our happy country. orr
Believing that Jealous patriotism prompts your
action and will guide your proceedings, and assuring
you that my heart is with you,
l am, with great respect,
Your obsdent servant,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
LETTER FROM HON. ). 8. BLACK.

'.
WAsHINGToN, Dec. Is, 1857.
Gentemen-I am houored BY your invitation to
the meeting on Monday next. cannot be there, but
believe your purpose to ba just, and trust am
not without good for the faith that is within
me- If the President has done his duty WELL his fell
low citizens ought to express their appreciation freely
That HI has meant we'll for bis country will not be
denied by any reasonable man who knows him. He
has no object of earthly ambition, except to perform
the functions of his good Office that when he re-.
tires from he may read his history i'll the eyes OF
conented and prosperous nation.
What has he done in this affair OF Kansas that is
worthy of death or bondsl Difficult, complicated
and entanged that sub ec has always been, where
Let his accusers stand forth and specify what act he
has committed which shoud forfeit the confidence Of
the Democracy in 'the leader they love, and the
chief they admire"
When bis Administration began he found portion
of Kansas like Utah, in state OF organized aud open
rebellion against the laws. The most infamous
crimes had been habitually committed. Murder, ar
sou and robbery were common things. Some OF the
immigrants we're bad men, and went there tor base
purposes. They would be ruled by nothing but the
bsyonet; and accordingly two thousand bayones were
sent there to keep them in order. But the very
lateet advices show that even the presence Of the
army has not been sufficient to awe them into sub
mission, or prevent them from committing the most
atrocious outrages The natural desire Of the Presi
dents heart aud every houes; heart in the country
was to put an ED II the reign nt terror con uaga
ton and blood as coon possible and to substitute
10 i,s place the supreme and pescesble rale Of the
!aw. The army might do for while, but it was
disgrace to The American name that military force
Was necessary to keep portion of the people from
cutting the Threats OF auoher.
Ii was plainly seen by every one who took the trou.
BILE to think about it, that no progress could be made
in suppressng these disorders, while the cause and
the excuse for them remained. So far sc they were
not prompted by the mere love Of plumber aud blood,
Oh tha offs of npaY mil faud
fatal dispute, arising out of single subject and that
subject was negro slavery. This split the people
asunder, and made them hate each other with the
deepest intensity of hatred There no other di.
vision among them. Every band Of combatants was
ranged under pro slavery or an anti.slavery ban
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

CANADIAN LINIMENT Two Application.
u this celebrated Liniment will ofectuaI'y c" '..s
blaine fros tbies and all cutaneous disease caS''
oxnosuro to frost and col This article has sren 10
in the Canadas for period of twenty years. sal
yer faied to give permanent relief. Prepared ohp ~
p. JOHNSTON BRO, DFs....,,
Ian llA, NM"
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
lISSlIIrTION

DISSOLUTION =, N
yUyHE firm of WINRREE'& WATKINS is.l, IA
solved The name of the concord
closing the business HENRY {. WA e"-,sr
Richmond, Jan. |, 1853. surviving f"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

DESPERATE ATTEMPT At SUicIDE.-Zsch,5,
Owens, keeper of public house in Norfolk y
MADE desperate attempt to commit suicide, on Su,
day. during q fii Of deranyemant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
-,-rrnHsr1NG LETTERS.

Thu t,,,owius able letters were addressed by ms'h
-, - tho Cabinet to The great Democratic meeting
=, p,;Isd.phia OIL Monday night last
- ....1,.. ,I1,>, 4 ISM,I0 GASS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-10

ANOTHER ElIorT 10 SAVE RoDGsEs FROM THE
GMLows.-The young man, Dodgers, convicted
Of the murder OF Swanston, T. to expiate his
offence on the gallows on Friday next. We
understand that another effort is about TO be
made TO induce Governor King to exercise the
pardoning power in his behalf Some indivi-
duals Of mistaken benevolence purpose going to
Albany today to solicit a Communication Of SEN
tence on the ground of Rodgers youth of the
inadequacy Of The evidence to convict him, and
of society itself being culpablc in giving SO much
oleration TO the practice Of carrying and using
weapons If clemency be shown to Rodgers on
the last Of these grounds it would add still fur
Their to the culpabiliy of society in that respect.
The streets Of our city must be made safe for
peaceable citizens by day and by night; and If
the law be not carried out in the case Of Rodgers,
that security cannot be reasonably expected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-10

WASHINGTON. Nov 2, 1855
The emigration party designing to sail Coz Nicaragua
have stated what "a believed 70 bc good authority
invited there by The dcmocratcos, 70 make common
causc against the constitution. Hence revolution
Is confidently anticipated, and, ~ ihe results Of a
SUCCESS the return q the ratified Cass Yrsarr treaty
The American Atlantic and Pacific Canal Company have
complained 20 The state Department 81 Jcrczs Interference
with their affairs 10 their dctrmcut n IS stated that
letter has accordingly been prepared satisfactory 10 the
company addressed 10 this Nicaraguan envoy
An arrangement, oday concluded between Roger
Pryor editor n the Richmond Soy'h, and Major Heiss
editor Of thc Washington Sote BY which their respective
journals are bc consolidated into Paper aud pub
lshed In Washington enlarged form, u u 70 be- the
organ q person clique but devoted 70 The general
-. ne democratic party, IN accordance with the
f - = 'N' $50 - - nemoCrscy
The receipts into the tnteo c,,,,. r.,... r.. -,
quarter ending September 90 were twenty .nye ~.
ter millions, aud from the ten millions Of doar.
The expenditures upward Of twenty-five millions
including over eight millions for the army and four m
lions for tho navy
Tho 25th e November will DO observed As IA, NJ
Thanksgiving n Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-10

Sessions to which the prisoners, when arraigneo,
pleaded not guilty, and were remanded Tor trial.
The business in this Court has tagged since the
commencement of the term, in consequence OF the
want of unity of action among the subordinates OF
the District Attorneys Office James Kingston,
Oliver Deresar and Peter Hedrick, indicted for
forgery in the second degree, pleaded guilty to the
fourth grade Of that offence and Judge Russell sent
each Of them TO the State prison for two years.
Alois Muller was tried for keeping a disordcrly
house at No. lsS West Thirty-sixth street, but as
there was conflict Of testimony, the jury, after
being confined till five O'Clock, " re discharged,
ak being in favor of an acquittal and six for convc
IN. Joseph Loscart Was tried for stabbing hrede
rick Rowe, and convicted of an assault with a
dangerous weapon with intent TO do bodily harm
He was remanded for sentence.
The sales &c cotton yesterday embraced about 800
bales The market closed without chan e in prces The
tour market Was active and sacs large while
all common and medium rrades were irincr. Wheat
was in better demand aud prices quite arm while sales
were freely made Corn was 1rmer and active, with
sales Of Western mixed, good 10 choice, at 7oc. soc
Southern white a; S5c., Jersey yellow at $50, and
Southern do. al eoc Pork was IN good demand,
with sales Of mess al ST. 25 ST. 37ysc., and prime at
si3 10 Sugars firm and in fair demand, sales
Of 2s hds Porto Rico and Cuba at rates given in another
column. Coffee in better demand, with GALES Of Rio
haracaibo and Iaguayra, rates given in another co
lumn. The stock Of Rio $3.50 bags. The mats and
bags Of Java equal TO 50325 bags and the
all kinds amounted 10 81 122 bags Freight engagements
were moderate, and Chiefly confined to Liverpool aud
London, at rates given in another place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-10
THE LATEST NEWS.


ARRIVAL OF fILIBrsrERs-CABiSEr CONSULTATION
o. CENTRAL AMERICAN AFrAiRs-THE MEXICAN
orTRA0Es On THE FRONTIER, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ., 1858.
scnor Coicouris o. Cuban and Central American motto
rciy, and Gen. Hcnnngscn arrived here tonight.
The hlbusicrng question, the right Of cxpatriatlon
question tho Nicaragua emigration without organization
and question. the neutrality laws, and the various
features Of these questions M before the Cabinet
10 day The President viii enforce the laws be Is
lswora DO but viii not interfere where there Is no VIC
atom Of law 70 please Great Britain France any other
Power
Such Information i being received from day 10 day Of
curagcs by Mcxcans border that the government
viii soon have take very decisive measures 10 arrest
the spread q anarchy and 20 protect citizens
Tie Commissioner a the General Land once has de-
cded that officer IN the army hold lands under the
Presumption Donation laws other people there being no
Inhibition 70 prevent him, provided he brings himself
within the provisions aud requirements Of The law under
which he claims
The following Passed Mdshipmcn have been promoted
10 Masters rom the ath 81 November 1865 philip Per
cher, Alfred HOPKINS, Montgomery scard, Edmund d.
Mathews, 7 Mex Buchanan, George = Law, Edward
Leo, Alex. y crcssusn, Y I'm, Charles Norton and
Hamilton II. Dalton.