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LOO bales at an advance of SAc The lower qualities
have improved most.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 23.-Cotton rules very dull under
Anglo SaXons advices but holders firm generally
ask IL 4G11& cts for midding The receipts of the
have been 200 bales against S5 during the period
last Stock hand bales Freights are sitter
ana range from to GIG cts. Exchange London is
steady ut S4 for best bills
CINCINNATI, Aug. 24.-Flour dull and heavy, and nom
lnaly quoted The receipts during the last "a hours
amount to 5000 bbs. Whiskey is dull There is nothing
doing in the provision market and the prices nominal
Wheat dull and cts lower
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
LAGUAYRA-Brig Union State.
S62 bags coifee-DunnOck h Weatherby.
C0ASTWISE.
BosToN-Sedmer Joseph Whitney.
$50 cases dry goods-Rce, Chase & Co.; Ill do do
Pegram Paynter Davis 1867 pkgs do, 2,797 do. boots
and shoes-sundry persons.
NEW YoRK-Schr Charles COgate.
30 bbls. currant, 500 boxes fire crackers-Schwartz
Dix; 10 bales almonds-Wm. G. Price; 40 bdls iron-J.
Hartshorn 10 pkgs. vinegar-L. Thomson Co;
matches, 10 boxes mdse-Robinson Lord Co.. pkgs.
do.-sundry persons.
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DR.. Banks, who was recently suspended as suffer
t Old Point on charges that he had sold liquor to
the soldiers against the rules of the Army, has been
restored by the Secretary of War after careful in
vestigation of the charges, in the course OF which
his innocence was established.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


BOSTON MARKET, August 23.-FLouR-The market
is firm and demand good Sales Western superfine at
s4s595 fancy s5lo@525; extra s5.5oa7. so per bbl-
Southern is firm Sales of common and fancy SIS ESQ
5.75 extra 6.25G17 per Dbl.
GRAIS-Corn is in moderate demand. Sales of yellow
at 9S cts white 80 cts. per bushe Oats firm Sales
Northern and Canada at 5456 cts per bushel Rye
selling at SSG90 cts. per bushel.
PRoyIsIoys-Pork is in moderate demand Sales of
prime at S1515 50 SIS 25d1S So clear and extra
clear s202 per Dbl cash and months. Beef is
but the demand is limited Sales Of Western mess and
is steady demand. Sales in bbs at II OBJ cts; kegs
13913H cts. per 1b.. cash and months Hams are in
fair demand at dl2 cts per b. cash and months
CINCINNATI MARKET, August 23.-FLoUR,-The
market rather today and the demand less &C
i've, but full rates realized The sales were 900
bbl part Saturday evening" 90G5 for fair to good
brands extra; $500 bbs were received since Saturday
WHIssKEY-The market is steady, with fair demand
Sales of 100 brls at 223 cts the latter rate for
wagon.
PRoyIsIoNs.-There is no demand of consequence; So
mus. BACON shoulders sold to-day at 6kcts, which is
aeclne OF = cent Nothing done in other articles, and
prices must be called nominal
WILMINGTON MARKET August a4-TuRpESr1sE-
This article declined cts Yesterday far yellow din and
S cts for Hard, but the decline was no. % sd p ~
this morning, with sales yesterday of 5 bbIs t "a for yir
bbs Changed hands at 3 for Vrrin s sn To-Day aoo
and 81 40 for hard per $50 lbs. ' N'F'
spRrs-We hear of sales to-day of only small lot at
43 cts. per gal.
RosrN-Sale. to-day of 900 bbs common at Al % for
large bbs.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK August 25-Flour-The market is unset
ted-sales of $500 bbls. unsOund State S49425 Ohio
S6G610, Southern s5.40G5.S0. Wheat.-The market is
depresed-sales of 40 600 bushels at decline of 12
Southern red, 126G130 cts white 126GI50 cts Corn is
heavy mixed 7SS2 cts yellow scarce, with sales at "
cts Pork is firm. Prime Is cts. lower-sales at 81 SO
Mess $l7G1725. Lard is firm at former rates Whiskey
ct ower-saes at 25K cts Sugar dull at as cts
Coffee is steadysaes of $500 bags at auction at G134
Turpentne Spirits dull at 47d47K Rosin is steady
at 81 65 aoat Rice is quiet Freights dullCotton
to Liverpool Z. -i
cts. lower. Corn is quiet at 68 cts. Oats steady.
CHARLESTON, Aug. A.-Cotton-Sales of three days
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The London Times of the 18th saws Illinois Central
shares were steady Thursday at 21IG2O% discount
ana quote sales of Illinois Central rs, 1860 free land
count. ~ ~
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAKAEr.-r,e p-oI,a-s, Ciro,,o-
states the sales of the week 45 900 bales of which
Zo were on speculation, and $500 export Holders
offered their stock freely but showed disposition to
press sales and quotations barely maintained Fri
days sales 1000 bales which 1000 were on specu
ation and for export the market closing at the fol-
lowing authorized quotations:
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THE CITY oP NoRroLK-This steamship arrived here
yesterday morning from Savannah loaded with merchan-
die to her entire capacity. Capt. GREEN, her comman-
der reports that city unusually healthy-not single
case of fever having occurred there this season.
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THE STEAMER DIAMOND STATE.-Ths steamer which is
commanded by Capt kIRwAN and has been running be-
tween this port and Washington in conjunction with
steamer Columbia, has been withdrawn temporarily from
the route to undergo repairs.
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1MPRovING.-Mr. WIN. HITcHcoCK, the engineer who
injured Tuesday last, on the Northern Central
Railway Gadfeter's Tank, by the engine running
OFF the track is not seriously injured first sup
posed although he is considerably bruised At last ac-
counts he improving, aud will be able in few DAYS
to resume his duties on the road
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-05
HOrrid Murder.

The Carmi, Illinois Adcocate of the 3oth
ult., gives the following particulars of
terrible decd
"One of the foulest murders we nearly
ever heard OF, was perpetrated in Gallatin
county, on Thursday night, 22d inst, about
four or FIVE miles from New Haven, on the
road leading from Shawnectown to McLeans-
borO.
\ respectable widow lady, named Eliza
G. Marshall, and her son aged about ID or
IL years, (who resided alonel, were most
inhumanly murdered in the house. and after
the wretches had robbed the house of every
thing valuable they could lay their hands
on, they set fire to the building and burnt
the bodies of their victims To IA cinder
The lady, with her husband, DIR. ". Mar
shall and their son William, moved to thai;
neighborhood about two years ago aud pur-
chased farm OH which they settled. The
DR.. died about the lSt of February last
His widow and son still resided on the
farm. They were respected by all their
neiohbOrS
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Dispatches.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-P. VI.
Although New Granada has interposed
olieC tons to tie United States troops pas
ing over the ISthmuS, our government assert
its right, and will exercise it, a. the basis of
treaty stipulations, thus TO transport them,
to and from the Pacific.
Bids for the ten million loan TO be decid-
ed on NondIy next, a expected TO reach
Il large amount, at a favorable premium to
the government.
The receipts into the treasury from Gus
toms are regarded as an indication of a gen.
cral revival of business and will more than
realize the expectations of the Department
as communicated 60 Congress, towards the
close of the last session. Should the I'M
provement continue at the same rate, the
remaining ten of the twenty millions will
not he called for.
Neither the Navy or Post Office Depart
ments have yet received an anSwer'from
Mr.. Collins, concerning the resumption of
the oceau mail service.
By recently received letters from Prof
Alexander to the Treasury Department, it
appears he feels encouraged to deliver his
mission to Great Britain, TO procure the
adoption of the decimal system of currency,
and that it will prove successful.
The papers in the unfinished cases of of
ficers acted upon by the Naval Courts OF
Enquiry are in course of arrangement for
the examination of the President.
The president expects to return TO Wash
ihgtOn by next Tuesday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-05

bG~ An injunction to enjOin Messrs.
Steele and Hunnell from carrying on their
Pa1eing mill on SEQ nd street, near Chest
nut, was argued before Judge Moore of the
Common Pleas Court yesterday. Mr.. Asa
Igleheart was the complainant-with Jas.
G. Jones Esq. as his attorney. Messrs.
Chandler and Hynes appeared for Steele and
Iiunnell The residents of the neighbor-
hood were all examined, but none of them
seemed to have ever been disturbed by the
mill or alarmed at the sparks from the
smoke stack. One witness thought his
house too near the mill to be endangered,
and another was Of the opinion that his
seemed to think that there might be danger
90 the other. The case was thereupon dis
missed. A suit is pending in the Circuit
Court TO declare the mill a nuisance and
the motion to enjoin the proprietors from
carrying il on at present was made by the
parties prosecuting the suit in the higher
court.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-05

eH~ y dishonest tax payer in Worcester,
Massachusetts,, has been in the habit every
year, before the assessor came round, of
making sham transfer of above $50, 900
worth of Railroad stock, and then giving
in his taxables less the amount of the
transferred stock. After the assessment had
been made, he would resume control of the
stock, and thus escape the payment of the
taxes for the amount. The penalty for such
concealment and subterfuge, is forfeiture
of one half the property concealed; one
quarter of the forfeiture goes to the inform
ant, the other quarter to the city. The
authorities have brought suit under the law
and claim one half the stock, and are likely
TO get it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-05

bas~ Rev. Mr.. Kallock, having been dis
appointed in his business and political views
in Kansas, became disguised with the coun-
try and returned, a few days ago, to Bos-
ton. lie went-told his old friends in the
church of his disappointment in Kansas
and intima;ed his willingness to return. A
meeting of the Church was accordingly
called on Wednesday evening, the 2sth ult.,
and vote taken in reference to recalling
him. Eighty-three votes were cast, and
Mr.. Kalloch had seventy-six of the number
lie was Immediately informed of the result,
made his appearance at the meeting, and
accepted the call.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-05

BRIGHAM IorSG's PERSONAL APPEARANCE.
A correspondent of the y. Y. Times gives
the following dagucrreotype view of Brig
ham Young:
was dismally disappointed with his per
sonal appearance. had imagined a fine
looking man, upon whose expansive brow
dignity and power sat enthroned, q man
whose presence would inspire respect for his
genius, even in the scoflcr or unbciiever
Nothing OF the sort. He is man a little
above the medium height, somewhat inclin-
cd to corpulency, with dull, bullet-looking
sort of head, sandy complexion, and an
exceedingly sensual-loolling mouth. When
walking in the wind he usually wears a
pair of green goggles. With these upon his
nose we would naturally take him for q
country school master, who had welded the
birch years enough 10 acquire chronic
back-ache. Without them, he looks the
wilful, unTcStrained, and vulgar man of the
world who has just lost heavy stake at a
rat-fght.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-05

The LONGEST RAILRoAD.-The Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, and the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad, constitute
sls miles of railway, extending on the most
direct practical route from Philadelphia to
Chicago, and have together cost near S45,-
100000. The work of construction of the
unfinished part of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Road west of Plymouth, is in
rapid progress, and the grading and track
laying so far advanced as to insure the open
ing OF the road to Chicago by the lst of No
yember next.
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New NerA Market.

NEW ORR, August 3-f- ".
Flour firm sales of IL, 800 bbls. Wheat
firm; Southern red 2O(al 80; white 30
tGl 80; Western rcd | o3Gl 10; white
l 3O@l 40; Milwaukee club, sound, 81;
Chicago spring unsound, 81. Corn is firm
sales of 80, 600 bush yellow at GOAL O5.
Prime pork has advanced 5c, with sales at
ii j0@l4 20. Bacon is quiet at SkGSI
for sides; 6(o 81 for shoulders. Sugar is
buayant. Tallow quiet at q. Freights
are dropping. Bceyes-salcS at 6Gf OF av-
erage 81. Receipts are $50 head. Cows
arc dull. Nedls are steady. Sheep aud
lambs are dull but unchanged.
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From New York.

NEW YORK, Aug. VI.
The exciting cricket match between Can
ada and the United States came off this af-
ternoou. The Canadians were handsomely
beaten. Their first innings were 81, their
second innings were l0l. The United
States first innings were Ia, and the Sc
ond 81, with six wckets to 60 down.
The snip Montmorenly, from New Orleans,
put in here for men, having lost several
from yellow fever.
The Liberty party Convention re-aS-
sembled this afternoon, and initiated Ger
rit Smith for Governor
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-05

BS- We invite the attention Of the sick
and afflicted, to the advertisements in our
columns of DR.. Easterly's Iodine and Sar-
saparilla, and Gridley's Salt Rheum and let
ter Ointment, DR.. Carter's Cough Balsam,
DIR. Bakers Specific, DR.. Hoopers Female
Cordial, and DIR. Easterly's Fever and Ague
Killer. These medicines are prepared by a
thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and
Pharmaeeutist, so that all can rely upon
them as being safe and cffectual in curing
the diseases for which they are recommended
They are standard remedies, and can be found
in nearly every Drug and Apothecary store
IN rhe United States
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River Items,
ARRIVALS AND pEPARft hts.

From Tuesday ) P NJ, till Wednesday ) P. N.
Moses Mcclellan, Louisville to Memphis
X. VI. 1atten, - Henderson and hack.
Silver Star. Paducssh To Evansville.
Mariner, Cairo to Evansville.
j. III. Dom, Cairo to Evansville.
Trader, Pond River :.
T. III. Fairchild, Louisville 70 New Orlesns
DIANA New Orleans to Louisville.
Notwithstanding the severe rain of Tues
day night the atmosphere yesterday was as
hot rs ever The sun "pcured down his
fiercest rays almost scotching those COM
PEELED TO come within their range. The SHADY
side of the street was in great demand, and
awnings were appreciated in way almost
unknown before. But little business was
done on the wharf
The Done and the Silver Star lay at the
wharf sometime, taking on freight The
Silver Star left at noon and the Done in the
evening. The Done, especially, had fine
freight trip. She has furnished us with her
manifest both down and up, as follows:
50 hhds tobacco, T40 bbls -four, ,o6S
sacks corn, 100 sacks castor beans, 30 sacks
white beans 10 sacks flax seed, SO bbls
whisky, "a bbis eggs, 2 hhds bacon, J bbl
butter, kegs do, in all 2,7sO packages,
shipped to various consignees in New Orleans.
On comming up she brought 1000 sacks of
corn for the diStillery In addition, she had
Il large amount of way business. 1t is i'm
possible for the Done to make her regular
trips tbs week. Capt Davis says that next
week, she will run on time, leaving every
point as per advertisement.
The Z. II. Fairchild went down yesterday
with a couple of " flats in tow. As she
went over our bar, the song of the lead "
was heard
The st. Louis Republican furnishes us the
following, as the state of things at that
point:
The river at this point continues falling,
and the same is reported of all the upper
rivers. The weather was very fine, but
very hot yesterday morning. The afternoon
was varied 10y two or three heavy storms
Of rain, which suspended business on the
levee
\ steamboat captain, belonging at Ro-
chester, Pa, was on visit home, and left
Chicago on his way to St. Louis, and has
not since been heard from. Any Informal
ton concerning the missing captain will be
thankfully received 10y his family i'll Ro-
chester.
\ good force of carpenters are still work
ing away on the Kate Sarchet.
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Cincinnati Market.

CiNKiNNATI, Aug. 4.-P. NJ.
Flour firm; sales of loo bbls; 25fa 4 30
for extra, the latter for white wheat
There is no change in grain. Whisky is
firm at 23, closing buoyant. Groceries are
firm, $4,000 bbls of Stearine sold mt IL b
Provisions are buoyaut. Money is easy
Exchange is firm at ] premium.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-05

EEy~ The New York Nescs, a ribid Blu
chanan paper, says it does not recognize as
a sound Democratic paper a concern which
has nothing TO say except in laudatlon OF
Senator Douglas eyretic and schismdtic course.
That sounds good deal like " harmony
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-05

ny-We have received the first number of
a new paper started at Bloomington, in this
State 1t is called the Bloomington Pre-
sage" and in politics is Lecompton. The
slitor SAYS, in his salutto Y, that although
many papers have failed in Bloomington,
the PresGge is to be permanent thing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-05

BE" DR.. Daily and the author Of the
charges against the President of the State
University, were in town on Tuesday, TAX
ing dispositions to be used in the trial be-
fore the Trustees, on the 10th instant. We
hear that there were some adroit maneuvrcs
20 suppress and obtain testimony which
made the matter amusing and interesting.
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Afternoon Report.
From Savannah.
SAvANNAH- "a An

SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug. 3-M.
The Blount family have arrived here on
their way TO Mobile. 1t is rumored that
Mrs. Blount refuses to so any further until
De Reviefe arrives. lie is daily expected
10 reach Huntsville
One bale of cotton of the new crop was
received here from Florida.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-05

B6E~ An egg, imbedded in the sand 80
feet below the surface, is said to have been
found, fresh, in sinking well, in Lawrence
county, Pa. 1t was probably deposited
there by pullet of Pharaoh's days. Why
did not the finder try to hatch it, if it was
fresh
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FROM wA5nlYGrox.--A recent letter says:

From WAsHINGToN.--A recent letter SAYS:
Since the Presidents departure the town
has become dreary and dull, and the lively
aspect of the hotels, with their throngS Of
patriotic ofiice-seekerS contractors and Prcsi-
dent makers, has been suddenly changed
They have transferred their homage to Bed
ford Springs, like the vultures which follow
an advancing army. 1t will relieve the
anxiety of the country to know that Mr..
John Appleton, the Assistant Secretary of
State, is again at his post, and will serve as
acting President during Mr. Buchanan 5
absence, as he does in the capacity OF gen
cral conscience keeper during his presence
lie has not found leisure thus far, from pub
lie cares to notice the specific charges Of the
St0teS-the Douglas Democratic organ here,
and Of other responsible presses, which dis
tinctly arraigncd him for entering into veiIal
combinations as public officer, for the pur-
pose OF appr0prlatme patronage.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-05

Ia 'The Pocket Celebration of the
Fourth is making an unusual commotion
in the political world. Its good humor and
wit, no less than its severe logic and bril-
liant style, make it one of the most attract
i've articles in modern periodical literature.
The Atlantic" for August is consequently
in demand.=BOst0n Transcript
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r STR.sTTO.N. EfI.EHy. ,y.y.yl

STR.STTO.N, LfI.ERI' IND
~ Sale Stable, Second between Main and Lo-
Gust Streets opposite the Old Presbyterian Church,
Evansville.
The undersigned has a large and commodiou=
Brick Stable with sheds for carriages, and is pre-
pared To take horses by the day. week or month
His customers may be- sure of having their animals
well and carefully attended to. lie refers to the
following gentlemen whose horses he has had long
time under his charge.
He has also a number Of sool and safe horses for
tho saddle or harness, with number of new and
comfortable buggies, 10 hire. Orders for saddle
horses or bugGes, will he punctusly attended to-.
Refer to c. g. Keats Gas office; c. X. Bemeu;
J. :. Gayitt, Ex-Sherili; Cypran Preston.
octl2-Iy j. STHATTON.
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Eay" \ man lost his dog on Washington
street, Boston, the other day, and when he
whistled it madea fashionably dressed young
lady jump about as if she had the st. Vi
tus dance. Finally she gave sudden jump
forward, and the unfortunate dog escaped.
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NsOTICE.-CssH! C.fsHy S.1sH.

. " On and after February LIST, Is5s Twill cI"sc
my books TO all running accounts and sell for cash
only OF its equivalent.
Experience has taught 20 take this plan, be-
licvnS il to he TO the interest of buyers, well
10 myself. shall try to make il object for all TO
pay cash, aud hope To give offence To none by re-
fusng credit, shall refuse all without respect
person OF persons. All goods must be paid Tor be-
fore they leave the store If not satisfactory, they
can be returned, and will refund the money.
Also, take this opportunity to offer my sincere
thanks for the liberal patronage with which was
heretofore favored, and ask a continuance Of the
same, promising TO merit the same by prompt and
fair dealing and additional nduceinent in prices.
janis SAM. LMBICH,
Main ct 3 doors below Second.
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AOOTEfE TO E.fR.uERS .Y.ND
~ HAY DEALERS.-The undersigned would
respectfully inform the Hay Growers and Dealers
that he has purchased the right to make and sell
Pcitniston's Portable Hay Press in NaIderburi-li
and Warrick countless and is now ready to receive
orders for Presses, which he will promptly ill and
set mp, and warrant to perform all that is repre-
scented Persons wanting Presses would do well to
call on the undersigned aud examine the model anu
the principle upon which they work, requiring less
power and hands and doing more work and better
than any other Press in use, for anything like the
money, and take up but little room.
shop on Second street between Oak and Mulber
~, Evansville. b. DYSON.
ie-3mdAw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-05

Rsy@ Mr.. AZ II. Edwards, clerk of the
steamer Done, had his watch and chain sto'-
en- from him on the last trip down, some
where between Caseyville and Elizabeth
town
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-05

B@The Governor of Mississippi is alb ut
10 call an extra session Of the Legislature to
provide some measure Of relief for the suffer-
ers from the overflow on the Mississippi.
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From Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Ang. 4.-P. NJ.
The Canada packet, Telegraph was sunk
by collision with the schooner Marquith on
Monday night. She is a total loss. No in
Surance. The schooner was not injured.