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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-23
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
Additional by the Persia.
BY THE Z. 4 W. LINE.

The attendance in the House of Commons,
was very numerous to-day, the expectation
being that the address in reply TO the speech
from throne, would be agreed TO as intend
ed.
The House of Commons agreed TO take
the speech into consideration on Friday, and
adjourned 10 that day.
DRESDEN, June TO-
The Prussian Commissioners were here
yesterday, negotiating for the transport, by
railway. of considerable bodies of Prussian
troops, and satisfactory results were obtain
cd without difficulty. The Commissioners
started for Munich with similar object.
PARIS, Saturday, June /.
General Scharin has been appointed
Commander at the Camp Chalons, where
three divisions of cavalry are to be assem-
bled.
Five thousand Austrian prisoners have
arrived at Marseilles aud Toulon.
TURIN, June TO-
Gen. Gariblldi occupied Bergamo on the
sth, and having learned that 1900 Aus
trians were coming to VareSc, sent de-
tachment To meet them, snd though the
force sent was inconsiderable in numbers,
hN'NA thcy ocoe ehe ShNih..
TURIN, Saturday, June IL.
Private letters from Milan, respecting the
battle of Marignan, state that 500 Zouaves
were put hors de combat
The AuStrians, who were 10000 strong,
suffered a loss of / 800 killed and wounded,
and / 200 prisoners. The hattie lasted 9
hours.
A. II o'clock at night a battalion of Hun
garian and Croats, intending TO surprise the
village, were surrounded and defeated.
| The Times correspondent, at Vienna, says
| the official Austrian bulletin announcing the
battl. { Magenta, produced an Undesirable
effect at the capital, and every one for a
moment appeared 10 be stunned.
Military men are indignant that the finest
army Austria ever possessed. should have
| been entrusted to such a bIngler as Count
Gyulai appears to be.
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GoLp IN EGYPT, ILLISors.-The Shawnee

p GOLD IN EGYPT ILLISors.-The Shawnee
town HhnOison says that considerable ex-
element has been created in that commu-
nifty by the announcement of the actual dis
coyery Of gold in the adjoining county Of
White. AS to the truth or falsi,y of the
report We will not pretend to verify, but
gentlemen from that county, in whose word
reliance can be placed. give the story ere
dence as an undeniable fact. IL is stated
that specimens have been tested, and pro.
nounced genuine gol.', 10y competent judges
OF the metal.
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FOURTH OF JCLY AT PRINCETON. We
learn that the citizens OF Princeton are ma
king extensive preparations for an old fash
toned celebration of tile Fourth There will
be u free barbecue, with provisions and ia
bles for 5000 persons, at the Fair Grounds
There will he public speaking in the adjoin-
ing grove. Excursion trains will run from
this city to Princeton during the day, and a
large crowd is expected from this city by
their friends at Princeton, who are making
the most ample provisions for the entertain
ment -t-f-a 30 ae
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ARRIVALS AMI pEPAKTpREs--rRom 5orLacs IL EspAY
DAY r,tL ocin,g WEDNESDAY.
Economy, 1t. Louis To Louisville.
fcDu. Belle, Cairo 20 Evansville.
Lightfoot, Nashville to Cincinnati.
Scioto, Louisville 10 II ,uderson.
Diana, Now Orleans 20 Louis lille.
Chattanooga, Cairo TO do.
Silver star, Paducah to Evansville.
X. II sass, New Orleans to Pittsbu-g.
GTeeuvilie, Bowling Green to Evansville.
Rochester, Pittsburg to st. Louis.
Mariner, do to do.
John Raine, Louisville to New Orleans
Highfyer, do to St Louis
Fanny Bullitt, New Orleans to Louisville.
Ruby, Louisville to Rodney.
The river is rising slowly at this point
No material change in business matters on
the wharf Freights scarce. Weather warm
and clear.
Heavy showers of rain have fallen al
along the line of the Ohio.
The Scioto Company have contracted
with Messrs. Roach & Long, of Louisville
tor the machinery OF their new boat
The Fanny BullItt was at the wharf has
evening, en- route to Louisville from New
Orleans, with small freight, but crowded
with passengers. -..r-.ts
! A hat-boaL loaded with 69, 900 brick. wa
sunk, on Tuesday night, at the stern o
p. G.. ORiley's wharf boat. The sunke,
boat belongs 10 Mr. Catlett, of Cairo. an,
the brick had been purchased here bypartie
at Csseyville.
The Tennessee Belle arrived Oh Tuesda,
night, from Cairo, with poor trip, and LEI
yesterday with IA poorer one.
The Maid OF the Mist is the regular pack
ct for Henderson this morning. r...
The Southerner, Capt. Triplett, will pas
down to-day for Memphis, The Souiherne
is fne boat, and her Accommodations ar
excellent. Mr.. Moody, well known ON tll
river as a talented clerk and clever gent,
man, oficiates in the Office during Mr.. Al
cher's absence on a matrimonial excursion
The Grecnviile arrived from Green rive
last evening, with good load OF tobacco
mostly al intended for shipment on the !
a G. r. r. to New York. 100
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reA. We have received the Tenth Annual
Announcement of the Female Medical Col
lego Of Pennsylvania, located in Philadel-
phia. The prospects of the institution are
represented as more cheering now than at
any previous period Of its history. The
whole number of students for the last ses-
sion was tbipy-six, and the degree OF
Doctor of Medicine was conferred upon
eight ladies'
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Tar. PuBLIc ScHOoLs.-lt will be seen by
the programme, that the examination Of our
public schools, takes place next week. IL is
an anniversary of deep interest To the little
ones, and of JOY and pride to fathers, mothers,
and friends. The glory and boast Of our
city are her admirable public schools-they
are the caskets of her jewels, to which she
points with the Roman matron's PRIDE
The minds they develop and polish, are
stronger and more brilliant ut every annual
exhibition Of their operations. This year,
the progress will he more marked than in
any preceding term The instructors in all
the departments, have discharged their
duties most faithfully, but the High School,
We are told, will exhibit an unusual degree
of progress, in learning, and excellence in
mental culture and discipline.
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STASDARD WEIGHTs-We have been
shown, by Nessrs. Hornbrook & Co, agents
for EFT. Fairbanks & Co, a full set of stand
ard weights, varying from ! OF pound to
so lbs. We were not aware, until to-day,
that neither this city or county have stand
ard weights, nor has the city a sealer OF
weights and measures. Our city fathers and
county officers should at once procure stand
ard weights, and appoint n suitable person
To test the weight now ia use la our city
and county, anil net leave the people to the
mercy of sharpers Who will sell at low prices
and make their profits by short weight
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The New York Herald gives the 10

The New York Herald gives the iOii""-
ing exposition Of the schemes in the Dri''o'.
cratic party in New York, and the aims OF
the leaders of the two factions:
The primary object of our soft, or Anaay
Regency clique. is the absolute control Of
the New York vote nj the Charleston Con-
yention, which they can certainly command
through a State Convention under the en-
gineering of Dean Richmond 4 Co., of the
State Central Committee. The object OF the
hsrds is that balance OF power which they
may secure at Charleston by the election of
the delegates under the single district sys
ten; for under this plan they could proba-
bly, elect hve eight, ten or twelve delegates
of the thirty-6ve to which this State is en-
titled. As the controlling idea in this mat
ter Cd both sides, it has been given out that
each Of these factions is working for spe-
cial candidate, Daniel S. Dickinson being
the champion of the hards, and Horatio
Seymour the pet of the softs.
But the real Issue between the so-called
hards and softs lies between Wise and
Douglas-Wise as the champion for 1850 Of
the Ferdinando Wood faction, and Douglas
as the anointed favorite OF the Albany Re-
gency and Tammany Hall. The game of
Ferdinando Wood is to carry down the Nor
| thern democracy to the great Southern wing
of the party under Wise, while the game OF
the Albany Regency and its affiliations is to
dragoon the Southern democracy into the
support Of Douglas or his Northern platform
on the slavery question.
The result will probably be-hrst, the
election of solid Douglas or squatter SOW
ereignty delegation from New York by a
State Convention, under the management OF
the Albany Regency; secondly, the election
| ola Wise pro slavery delegation by another
State Convention; thirdly the acceptance OF
the Wise delegation at Charleston, or tina,
half and-baif recognition that drove the Van
Buren, free soil faction into 0pen rebellion
in lS48 la the next place we may expect
a similar rrhclliuu in lsGG, and thus IL will
he seen th,i the meaning and the britt OF
this seemingly childish quarrel among OuI
New York democracy IN reference Ia the
| Charleston Convention NAV be reduced To
the final dissolution uf the democratic party
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA June 22-M {
The demand for -four continues limited
and prices dropping; sales of 300 bbls for
export at IS for super. Rye flour aud
cornmeal are quiet. Wheat is declining /;
sales of red at l 7O@I IS; white l 800
l 90. Rye dull at o. Corn is also dull at
IS for yellow Oats steady, at AZ for South
ern and 80 for Pennsylvania. The recent
speculative movement in buckwheat has
ceased, aud prices have declined. Whisky
steady at 27@25.
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LACK OF FREIGHr The Earl of Derby, n
a man now at the head OF the Colossal Brit.
ish Empire, in 1926, said that if any loeomo-
tive ran over ten miles an hour, he would
eat one of the wheels for breakfast. The To-
comotiyes do run fifty miles an hourin Eng
land, every day, but Lord Derby has never
taken that breakfast.
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HG, The citizens at and near Browns
Lock, on Barren River, ten miles from
Bowling Green, intend having a barbecue
and celebration on the 4th of July. One
of the Evansville bands has has been en-
gagged for the occasion.
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nea- The superior clothing gotten up by
Devlin can be procured only at Lyons, who
has iull assortment Of the latest and most
desirable styles, which he is selling at very
low figures.
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a65- We are gratifed to learn that the
Henderson L Evansville Telegraph Line is
again in operation, after suspension of six
months Our enterprising friend Earnheart,
formerly Of the f. & w. Line, is the opera
tor at the Henderson station.
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RAILROADS AND EMPRESS.

tstssss5ass ss5sss
ID.3.H'S EXPRESS CO.HP.E.V'E Co.
eA 80 NEW ARBANGFMENT
The ADAMS -EXFETss COaiPANH re- lsrtn.llv az .
nounce TO then friends and patrons, The public 4
Evansville and vicinity, that in increased fri =
ties for the tTanslo ItatiOn of
FR Ell 1T, y A OK AGES,
y Ne J A n h TALUI Mrs
They solicit continuance Of fuuner f,yors. L.
peeai care tai III ia thu collection of Bills Dra' s.
Notes, and the ansPoTtstion Of small ana yalnai 10
packages.
All persons wishing 60 avail themselves of the "a
cllles OF the IxpTess, obtain sny desired m r-
NATION VI reference u the routes and details If the
business, their Office On Tirst street. between
Main and Locust, opposite the Post OGioe
de II G.. Al. FISH. Agent
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baltimore NlnrknI

BALTIMORE, Juue Pm
Flour dull and heavy; Howard Street
opened at q 81; there was no sales of Ohio.
The supply OF wheat is small and the quota
tons nominal; white | 60GGl CO: red 50
al 90. Corn dull at s3GGS4 for white and
yellow, 10y weight. Bacon is in better de-
demand; sales 1T ?s@ei. Pork dull ut
II 20.
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Auction and Commission.

Wv - eD', 80 80 .s''D< -
-AAe TO Wooisey q heisun, viii continue o..
Commission business, lOih n private sale shl zoo
auction, at the old stand, coTJspr Nam sgd iiird
streets, opposite tho Washingfn Hnicl, wlieTe
they will pay particular att ntiou - th- sale 81
everything entrusted 10 them; they VIII attend 20
any auction sales anywhere IN The city
Particular attention given 20 the sac If Ian.
cad Town Lots, &c, &C. febls-ly
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Local and Miscellaneous.


Ftresnen Look Outs
The members of Neptune Pire Company,
No. ! are hereby requested to meet at their
Hall, this Thursday evening, at the toll
ing OF the bell, AS business Of importance
to. each member will he transacted
By order of ROBT. STEVENS,
Vice Pres'f.
Attest: WILL +. DUNBAR,
Secretary.
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Is THE DREAM HoUsE.-Little junior, "a
bright and thoughtful fellow of four sum-
mers, swoke the other morning, aud, turn
ing to his grandmother, said: Grandma,
| dreamed had a carriage last night
"Did your said she; well what did
you do with it2' "Oh," said he, in his
thoughtful manner, 81 left il in the dream
house" - gfdio Courier.
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or From NEW ORLEASs.--We are indebted
TO Nr. Oscar New man and p. &. u Riley for
nles of New Orleans papers, brought by the
elegant steamer Diana.
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ST I.orIs June ON

The river continues 10 rise ut this point
at the rate of half an inch per hour.
The Illinois and Missouri are also rising.
The Mississippi is stationary Mt Dubuque,
but is swelling at and below Keokuk. The
weather is warm and clear
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aH~ Augusta q. Seamen, the late Super
iniendent of Congressional printing, ha
been indicted by the Grand Jury of Wash
ington for frand and malfeasance in Office
Seaman has left The country and gone to
Australia
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ALBANY. y. Y. June On.

a violent hail storm yesterday extending
the span of mile in width, and lasting
half an hour. A number OF windows were
broken and flowers and plants cut to pieces.
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CoAIss

Boiiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana.
0lhae Water street. between Main and Locust
Coal ia quantities OF not less than 2O bushels de
livered 20 any part Il the city at 10 cents r bash
at the pit, cents. JOHN WYMOSD,
OctS Secretary and Manager
God Ltpsr OH az a Paiafabis JsIfy.-
The recent improvement made 10y Qnrrn In the
preparation VI pleasant Jell, containing eighty
five Psr cent Of the best Oil, aud approved by the
". Y. Academy of Medicine. adsrts this valuable
remedy TO the most ,rlirate stomach IL i, rrtain-
ed, digested aud assimilaiesi like any ka-l PfS
foLD, PARKER MowEE, NJ. flv;cher street.
New York, the General Agents fnr Qu,rns I'D
Liver Oil Jelly.
Ne For sale bv all Druggists. marietta
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-, =. ~. ,"e " "s"riSeoh Hotel, ENansyil.e, Ind
This viii offer opportunity TO persons sfict-
ed with Chronic Disease 20 consult him daily from
A until I; Nj. Diseases Of the Eyes, Throat,
and Lungs, Viii receive partic attention, which
ne treats upon "a new principle, with unparalleled
success Especial attention will be paid diseases
peculiar 10 Females. Consultations free. my26
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To the Public.
IUyHE P.YST Hx.N.TER IND spRJ,


II SO lar, have heen very wet ones, causing many
OF our rivers to overflow their banks, back
ing up the water in the creeks aud bayous, and
fooding to considerable exteut the bottom,
lands; when the rivers recede, which may be eN-
pected soon, then the large surface OF decaying veg
etable matter exposed to the scorching rays of the
summer sun, produces the malaria, which proves
so fatal in its course, sweeping whole States, and
sparing neither age nor in its conquering
march. r... .. H. s..-rr.
After a residence of more than twenty wears in
the middle and Southern States, We think we have
discovered a medicine which, TO certain extent,
is preventative of the attacks of bilious fever,
ague, &C., and rs such We recommend our Magnolia
Whisky.
We wish the public to understand that We are
not urging upon them the use Of strong Lduors As
beverage. We are and always have been, opposed to
their being used in that way but il people will Use
them as such, let them have by all means "A
pure article. that Will keep them in health and
lengthen instead of shortening their lives wo pro-
Tor medicinal purposes, and little for the stom-
achs sake, II required. and will challenge an in
specton by the beat chemists in this or any other
country, to find any impurity or aduiteration in
the whisky branded by us, ..Allis Howe's Mag
nolia" liz is warranted, as il is distilled from the
corr, rye, wheat, with slight addition of good
cistern water. We have no doubt many persons
have been ruined in health If not actually killed DIV
drinking lad whisky, the greater the reason that
Allis Howes' pnre Magnolia should be in gem
eral use. Just received and i'm store for sale
10 - pipes assd BFandies (old) from 20 81 = cal
- 3 pipes do (old) from 10 81 = gal
pipes Holland Gin; pnncheOns old Rum.
APPS ALLIS H0WES. Water ST
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I h@- Quilts are things taken from- the
pinions OF one goose to spread the opinions
of daothsr.
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PITTsBURG, June Pm
River ) feet 10 inches by the pier mark
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
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M, A. LAWRENCE,

IHyO C0.N-sE.MPTIG-ES.- II CLEH-
II GYMAN having cured his son of COnsump-
ii m i'm its worst stages after having been given up
to die bythe celebrated physicians, desires 10
make known the mode OF cure, (which proves sue
cssful in every case TO those afflicted with Coughs,
Colds and Consumption, and hs will send the same
to any address, free of charge. Address, enclosing
two stamps TO pay return postag-,
DANIEL ApEE,
rn,sri-lyw No III Centre STREET. y. Y.
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Special Notices.
rori.wsy,s Ot.fmsns-Th. complaint

. AOiUW0N8 Ot0tnefnts-HH s Goa"PtNs"ss
that render maternity rather cnrse thana bless
Ing yield to this healing agent. The sore nipple
and gathered breast, that endanger the life OF the
Offspring a. well as the parent, are specify dis
PEELED by the immediate Of this powerful deter
gent remedy. Sold at the mandatory, No. 80
MaiGrn Lane, New York, and by all Druggists, at
,Jc t:;c and 81 per pot je22
fossmos sense rates shs mass Of fhs
people, whatever the niisnahIed and misanthrope
ph h,..,l piers may say to the contrary. show them
a govd thing let its merits be clearly demon
strat.J and they viii not hesitate To give Il their
must cordial patronage. The masses have already
ratified the judi rnent Vt physician concerning the
virtues IL HUsTETTER's BITTERS, may lie
seen IN this medicine that annually sold in
every srctior Of the land. IL is recognized
greatly superior 10 all other remedies yet derived
Tor diseases Of the digestive organ, such as darr
hoa, dy-cniery, dyspepsia, aud for the various
fever- that arise from arrangement Of those por-
tions Of the system. Hostetters is rapidly
becoming householc wor.i from Maine To Texas
from the shores of the Atlantic to the Pacific.
Sold 10y all druggists in the world. je22
Hsaish aud Pure HOOD are lnssp<ra-
BLE.-Rccoilect that all sickness arises fran inn
| purity Ut the blood, and that Judson's Mountain
Herb Fills will surely mud out aud cleanse these
impuritir. from the system, that disease cannot
| list. So simple and innocent are the herbs aud
plants that compose Them that il is not necessary
to have them sugar coated in order that the stomach
can bear them. In most cases, Pills sugar coat
ed because the materials of which tloy are made
are so gripping aud malignant that otherwise a deli
| rata ston,,,l could nnt hear then.
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CEDAR CHURNS,- &c.

HSAfRLRS .ueJOH.S-STO.y. WHOI =
~ sale and Retail GROCER AND PROVISION
MERCHANT, dealer ia Cortlage Nails Glass &C.
ment, Powder. Plaster Paris, &C.. NJ kl2s Main
street, near the Canal. Evansville Ind feI,2s
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n.a Y.ID a. .f.N.D EReO.N. .NER.

- CHAhI TAILOR, Mitcheiis BLOCK Hiilh
street, Evansville, Ind. Hcadfuariers Tor elegant
! Clothing made 10 order Cents fmfishine Cool,
such as Shirts Collars, cravats, iiandkerchigi-.
DC. Also, a variety cf Piece Goods, made mp 60 OF
der in tho very best style and manner, AZ guiFh
terms small profits aud extensive sales dec.
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q THE EVE' o

IHyNE EyS!SOF Hill TINE On
IL CANS which beneficent nature has endowed
man with, the EYE il the most Important, most
complex, and most delicate In organization. From
its POSED situation, IL l. constantly liable to dis
which assumes varied forms, AMI which, when
neglected maltreatsd, too frequently terminate
in blindness. Ii becomes, therefore, necessary tia
the practitioner shall De thoroughly cOnversan
only with the structure of the eye hall and II
appendages, but that he shall have most accnrat
and perfect knowledge of all diseases To which that
organ is liable.
In presenting this card public con si,eration,
would observe that after a experience Of over ten
years i'm the principal opthalmc hospitals of Eu-
rope, together with the advantage of Large private
practice, prepared to treat all diseases of the
Eye with that certainty of success which can only
be accomplished by years of experience.
ses Consultation hours from A. NJ. 10 IL II. Nj =,
and to6P NJ JOHN MAGENNIS, ND.
ofice, corner. Locust and Second streets, Evans
Vile. Indiana. iy2S-lyw
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IA ucah, and Cairo emiaWeckly .<.-cra
Passenger Packet j. II. DONE, t-%Nle>.l.-'-
Lewis Davis, Captain, W. l.. List, ss--s-<Sagt@---
Clerk. leaves Evansville every WEDA l.SDAG
and SATURDAY, al J.. VI. Leaves Csif0cy,ry
THURSDAY and SUNDAY, at y. II.
The Done connects at Evansville with the T. A r..
X. L., and packets for Green river at raducIh with
packets for Cumberland aud Tenncssec riveu. ana
at Cairo, with the L. * l.. r., sfd packets ipr
New Orleans and Memphis. ie5