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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-18
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May l7-P
Receipts of -four are small holders are
holding off for further European adyices;
sales of $50 bbls extra at 8 25(a8 37t; 700
bbls lower grade and good extrB family at
s l2bGS So 800 bblS mixed extra and
fancy at 8 25@9 so; superfine is frmer.-
Rye -four and cornmeal are quoted frmer at
3 I91@5 % for the former, and 4 l24 for
the latter. Wheat scarce and tirmer; sales
Of 200 bush red at GOAL 95; 1000 bush
inferior or Western ditto at ! COOL G3 !;
some good white at 00G2 10; Goo bush
inferior ditto at l 90; a cargo of French
wheat is near at hand. Rye is lc. lower /;
sales of Pennsylvania nj %. Corn less
active, but prices firm; sales of 1000 bush
prime yellow at l00G1 80, and interior do.
At % ahoa Oats unchanged; 1000 bush
prime Pennsylvania sold at SO; Delaware
at COO. ahoat-closing at SO. Whisky ac-
tive; sales OF 400 bblS Penn, at Bic. ann
Ohio at -.
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Last Nights Dispatches.
TWO DAYSLAT TER FROM EEROPE
Arrival of the Vigo.
New YORK, Nav 4,

New YORK, May l7-PM
The following is a continuation of the
steamer Vigo's news, which was obtained
IN the night Of the 5th of Cape Lace, but
has been mysteriously detained BY the Nov
Scotian telegraph line.
ST. JOINS, May 10.
The summary of the steamer Vigo's news
was made ON boardsthc steamcr..Viao aud
hence is not a full and complete synopsis
"a one prepared nv the Liverpool agent OF
the Associated Press would have been
This is, unfortunately, the case.
The steamer VEeo sailed on Friday, the
9th inst.
The Bank al England had increased Il g
rru- Of discount to ID per cent.
The London DHly Ne,es city article OF
Thursday, says the alteration in the Bank
rates had no effect on the funds, which
opened ut the quotations of the previous
day, and remained nj thai rate until an
hour after the announcement. There was
subsequently some fuctnation, but at the
closing prices were better than yester-
das The rise in the rate Of discount caus
Is a sale in the English railway and other
stocks, which have hitherto been held On
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PENMANsHP.-Oliyer Il. Goldsmith, VII"
has acquired high reputation as u skillfnl
penman, is now in our city, and will remain
for ten days only. Mr.. Goldsmith has Il
class made up of pupils attending the pub
lie schools, composed OF 100 scholars. lie
first taught n class of only twenty, and sue
ceeded so admirably that class of 100 was
formed Immediately, and he was induced to
stay sufficiently long TO take it through one
course. Mr.. Goldsmith has been conduct
ing an academy of Penmanship and Book
keeping for several years with eminent sue
cess, in New York City. He has received
favorable notices from-all the Metropolitan
Press.
While remaining in our city, he purposes
instructing another class, or individuals, in
addition 10 his class in the public schools.
tie may be found at the Pavilion ut any
time between the hours of 10 O'Clock \. VI,
and T. NJ.
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River Items.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTt REs--FR ~ 59'rtpCR MONDAY
TIL O'CLOCK TCESDAY.
Meirose, Pittsburg T. Nashville.
SOutherner, Memphis to Louisville.
TecuIpseh, New ORLEANS TO Cincinnati.
,Glendale Cincinnati to Memphis.
'Greenvil'e, Powling Green TO Evansville.
South America, Pittsburg to Miss. river
W. v I'm, Evansville to Gre q river
Grapeshot, Ark. river to Cin,innati.
John ia ne, New CE.eans TO } ousyille.
Charley Bowen, Evansville to Cairo.
Scioto. Louisville to Henderson and back.
The river at this point is still falling
slowly. Business on the wharf quite dull
Weather warm.
The Silver S,ar. in command al Capt.
Gus. Fowler, with Nj. Desouche;. as clerk,
will leave for Paducah, to-day al noon.-
We commend her 10 passengers and ship
pers.
We are indebted To- Mr. Trayis, clerk of
the Greenville, for the following manifest of
her last trip from Bowling Green
Slaughters K Hodge, ~ hhds tobacco
Sam'l Orr, bbls scrap iron, Evansville.
Newman i Stockton, 3 hhds tobacco, Louis
vile. Arrived from Rowling Green, May
liz at 1 o'clock, M
The Greenville returns TO Bowling Green
to-day.
The steamer j. Ii. Done will arrive here
to-day, bound for Cairo and ST. Louis The
Done is in charge of Capt. Davis, who is
well known to our business men as IN eff
cient- ard clever officer. We recommend
the Done To passengers and shippers.
Stephen Sharp, who is called the "Ken-
lucky Baby, passed down on the Die Yer
non. He weighs $40 pounds.
The Kate Sarchet expects To leave for
Wabash to-day.
The Hightiyer will he along this fore
noon, bound for ST. Louis
The Mississippi at st. Louis, was rising
slowly, at last accounts.
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kEXSETr's ALE.-A connoisseur in such
matters informs us that the &" Smiths Ken
nett Ale furnished by MessrS. AlliS x
Howes of our city, cannot be excellcd-if
equalled-in all the qualifications necessary
To constitute good ale, by any made in this
country lie adds, further, that if there is
any skepticism on this point, or any dispo-
sition to doubt the correctness of his judg-
ment, that the skeptics and doubters should
GO and taste it for themselves.
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ia The. Enquirer contains an article
from the deputy Sheriff, in regard to the
Jury question. The deputy, in giving his
liSt Of jurymen, forgot to give the names of
those called into the jury-box, who were
challenged by attorneys or refused by the
court; perhaps that may have enlightened
the commpnity somewhat. But we are not
disposed to quarrel with either the sheriff or
the Enquirer. We are confident our article
has done some good, and neither slandered
or insulted very grossly any one, unless 1t be
our sensitive friend, the deputy Sheriff; and
if it is the means of leading him to be a
little more careful in selecting juries in flu
ture, we are sure that justice will not he the
loser by it, We hope we are done with the
matter
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sed several icelIergs.
New YORK. MAY

INV lOkh, Way In
The English papers, received by the Ara
90, furnish the following additional partic-
ulars concerning the wreck of the packe,
ship Pomona, which was recently wrecked
OFT Bailycarigna. The cabin passengers of
the Pomona consisted OF Mrs. Paxon. n re-
tired officers widow, and her three children.
CT the three hundred and ninety-three steer
age passengers, thirty-eighr were English,
and the remainder Irish.
Among the passengers by the Arago, is
DIR. Farrell, bearer of dispatches from Rome.
The Arago passed on the morning of the
10th inst, in lat 52.2i, lon. 36.4O., a steam
er, supposed 10 I've the Arabia.
On the morning Of the 10th inst, in lat.
1888, Ion. 66.55, she passed the propeller
Glasgow hence, at same time saw bark
rugged propeller when OFF Cape Race.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
By THE L. a W. LINE.
Additional Foreign News
BY THE
ARAGO.

New YORK, May IL.
The steamship Arago, from Southampton
Oh the evening of the 18th inst, arrived at
this port at noon to-day. She furnishes Il
few hours later intelligence than has been
received 10y the steamer Nova Scotia.
THE LATEST NEWS.
VIENNA, May j.
The Austrian army has advanced without
serious combat to Cdmbro, CaLzio, and Pom
nella.
Ii appears that the bridge ot Bufialora
was destroyed by the Piedniontcs, OH re-
turning from the resisting encounter with
the Austrian troops. Tn entering Piedmont
General Giulay, who commanded the Aus
trian forces, issued a proclamation in which
he said the PiedmonteS should he treated
with the greatest consideration, Austria APP
pearing there solely TO oppose the turbulent
party which attacks the rights of Austria as
well a. other Italian States. \ party of peo-
pie, few in number, strong only in audacity,
which prevents the voice OF the true Pied
mont people from being heard
PARIS, May 4.
The military volunteers for two years
have been accepted. A war credit for nine
~ million francs is TO be opened. A loan
of five hundred million francs * 10 be con-
tracted by the national subscription.
ST. PETERSBuRG, May ;.
The official journal of the Government
has been authorized 10 declare most posi
lively, that there exists no treaty Of alliance,
offensive or defensive, between Russia, or
any other power whatever. The state
ment that Trieste and surrounding country,
had been declared in state of siege by the
Austrian troops, is confirmed.
Venice and Verona have also been de-
clered in IA state Of siege. Gen. Giulay has
imposed on the town OF Navarro, n demand
for heavy contribution of provisions, and
forage.
LONDON, May 4.
Consols closed to-day at 9OsG COG for
money and accounts.
The Times city article says the improve
ment in the money market this morning
Tuesday, 4th), consequent upon the assn
rance of Mr.. DIsraeli of his entire conf.
dence that no secret treaty existed between
France and Russia, was less than per cent.
and the market at the close was still heavy.
Consols ut first were quoted al 9OS, and af-
ter ranging at s0G99l, they left OF at sofia.
eO9.
The demand tor discount at the Bank wa7
unusually heavy, and Il further advance of
the rate for Thursday next was considered.
The Emperor of Austria had addressed
an order OF the day 10 Giulay's troops,
which concludes TINS:
Soldiers of the second army, it is for Won
10 carry To victory the stained standards Of
Austria march TO combat with the bless
ing Of tod aud the confidence of the En-
peror.
The Arago passed several icebergs.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May l7-Pn
Flour nominal; buyers withdrew; and
the few sales which were effected show
decline of 25c. per bbl. Whisky unchanged.
Mess pork advanced to Is -. bat closed un-
settled Bacon sold to the extent of 400
hhds, at &c. for shoulders, and 9i@loc. for
sides closing firm but rather quiet; about
10000 lbs bulk meat sold nj &c. ior should
era, and s44Ga &c. for sides, closing firm; lol-
ders asking 1GG9c. GOO bbls lard sold ut
ll4. Groceries unchanged. Money easier.
Exchange dull mt ) premium.
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E6E" The Republic, newspaper publish
ed in Washington City, comes to us to-day,
with request to exchange. 1t is of de-
cided Republican affinities and seems to be
conducted with ability and industry. The
proprietors state that thus far, the Republic
has been published at heavy loss, and
they call upon their Republican friends
throughout the country, to exert themselves
in its favor, and place it upon self-sustain-
ing basis.
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CHEWING TOBACCO.
An IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT in uniting q

An IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN putting up
FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
has been adopted Icy Messrs. y G00DWINS BRO,
oi New York City.
TOBACCO, Of the BEST QUALITY. !. selected,
neatly wrapped in TIN FOIL, and PATENT
PRESSED.
The great advantages of this over other brands
consist in tine size OF the packages, rendering it
more convenient 10 carry in the pocket, aud by be-
ing PRESSED S0LlDit keeps MOIST and FRESH
and improves ia quality it is used while in
other brands, sOon the package IL opened, the
quality rapidly DETERIORATES-thc tolarco
growing dryand litterlng the pocket, t" the great
annoyance Of the consumer. The Dressing which
the Fine Cut tobacco nudergurS ia the rrCcess OF
manufacture frees II from all grit Impurities 20
Objectionable in the of Plug Tobacco. Chew
ers will dn well Ia give ihe Patent Pressed tral,
aud Judge fOr themselves.
For sale 10y " holestle Merchants, who receive ID
direct from the Manufacturers.
T.. GOODWIN BRO,
aplS-lmh6w 2'I7 & 200 Water ST., New York.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, May l7-PM
Flour is dull and heavy, but prices I'M
changed Sales of $500 bis at So 75@7 IS
for inferior to very choice State; 35(o)7
10 for extra do; 6 l0@7 % for superfne
Western; 35G,S 90 for common to good
extra do; 95@s % for Ohio; closing
heavy. Wheat dull and heavy at the close;
sales of 10000 bush. at / lS61l IS for
Milwaukee club; 80 for Chicago winter
and red Western; 90 for whit, Western;
2 10 for small lot of white Michigan rye;
sales Of 5000 bush. at %; barley firm;
sales Of 5000 BUSH California at 80. Corn
dull and in request. Sales of 1900 bush.
at ssG9O for yellow of all kinds; 94G 95
for Southern mixed. Oats dull at Sea GO
for State and 6l@624 FOR Western. Wills
XIV shade firmer; sales of 700 bis at 400
500. Bnlk meats dull at 74ass for should
ers; u for hams. Lard frmer; sales Of
1900 DIS at l2sal2i, including $50 packa-
ges to arrive at l24. Butter quiet at l7u20
for new Ohio and State Cheese steady at
9sl0.
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IL thus happened that

borrowed money, IL thus happened that
consols improved. Several other classes of
securities have given way. e64,oo0 were
withdrawn from the Bank to-day, for ex-
portation. $4,000 of American gold
were purchased for the continent
PARMA, May 5th.
The reigning Duchess entered the city
yesterday. Part of the troops went out to
meet her, and another part was drawn up
along he roads.
GREAT BRITAIN.-The Duke of Matako-
fen has had an audience with the Queen,
and presented her letters relating to him
and to France.
The members returned 10 the new House
of Comm ms, up to The evening OF the tn,
was 5j2. The London Times estimates the
ministerial gain at II, and the HeraH at
24
The death OF Duke Lewis is announced
Lord Godolphin succeeds to the title
Advices from Verona state the failure of
an extensive banking finn. with liabilities
amounting to f2,0OO,OOo.
4 telegram from St Petersburg, an
nounce that exchange on London had fallen
TO - per cent
Papers from which the summary has
been made, contain no report of the cot
ton market. The state of the Manchester
market was quiet, and though there was Il
fnll attendance, the depression prevented
business.
LIVERPOOL. May ).
Wheat and flour held for an advance. Ia
corn, buyers were in attendance, but were
afraid to operate unless at decline of lisa
Is. The same feeling prevailed in regard to
other articles.
LONDON, May ).
Supplies of brcadstufis were very small
for all descriptions. Wheat very qniet and
with some Is less was taken.
LONDON, May 6--2PM
Consols closed, for money, at 9Oi690A;
for account, 90l.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, May I'm
Flour heavy; 1000 bbls sold Wheat
also heavy; 5000 bushels sold; choice
Western red co; poor Milwaukee club
lSGI -. Corn dull; 10000 bush sold
mixed nominal at 65Gr9s Mess pork uu-
changed, ut Is rs; Prime higher; sales at
- 50@l5 IS. Lard buoyaut at Ia.
Whisky firm at 3OC13OI.
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HeA. The Cincinnatians are determined OH
street railroads. Five companies have APP
piled TO the City Council for the privilege OF
laying down tracks in the streets. The
Council Committee is engaged on these sew
eral applications and will report, at as ear
ly day as possible, a general ordinance on
the subject of street railroads.
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Ca The Henderson Reporter. il again Ia
be edited by Virginius Hutchen. Virginus
possesses considerable talent, and is capa-
ble of making the Reporter an able and in
teresting paper. We wish him success.
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DR. HAAS having leased the rooms formerly
cuped hy DIR. Kivett, ia DIR. Rrays building, oppo-
site the Post Office, would respectfully solicit the
citizens Of Evansville and the surrounding towns
and country, 20 visit his rooms and the speci-
mems ON exhibition. All those who need Dental
operations performed, and pleased with his work,
shall Toe attended j. with great pleasure. His
CONTINUOUS GUM
works without a seam creyice. Nothing will Lo
more clean, or have greater strength. His BLOCH
WORK has but two seams in a fun upper or lower
set. Persons can laugh as heartily they choose
without showing that their teeth artificial, and
CHEEKS that sunken can DO restored to NEARLY
their original contour.
lie also makes the install styles 1T plain and sim-
pie gliH tooth work on gold and silver plai--and
also the Cheoplastic work. which l. much liked by
those who have used il. lie has also two processes
Tor extracting teeth without pain--no inhalation
injurious effects arising from their usetle most
delicate have them applied with perfect safely
EG- Parents will consult the health and beauty oi
their children 10y having the nentist direct their
second dcntition, thereby producing symmetry and
health to those Invaluable urgaIs.
res take pleasure in inn. oducing Dr. Has,
formerly Of Lafayette, Ind. my successor To- the
old rooms ia Bray's bndng, hoping lac will find
them both pleasant and profitable. From my la
tercnurSe with the Doctor, am pleased To- find him
one Of the progressing; possessing taste and high
professional ability and standing. With this view,
can, with safety, recommend him TO the community
as "A skilfui and competent dentist.
apis J. klNETT-
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MEMPHIS. Nav II, 2. VI.

hENT MS may -, L. . W.
Stevenson block, containing eight build
ingS on the corner of Washington and
Main streets, was burned last night Tie
loss is estimated at Sl50,000. Partly in
sured. The principal sufferers are Messrs.
Lent & Trabne, Frank Smith & CO.; Nc
Comb & Co.; J. l.. Case & Co; J. VI. Cortes,
H. Dew, II. ii. Nette.
4 severe tornado, accompanied by rain
and hail, passed over the city last night,
unroofng a number Of houses.
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Baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, May In
BreadStutfS quiet. Howard Street aud
Ohio so. White wheat S5(d,2 O5.-
White corn 9o@93; yellow 92@95. Pro-
visions firm and advancing. Mess pork
ls 20. Bacon sides l0@Iolc. Whisky
Ohio snd City 30032.
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e1. Those persons WHO signed paper
for the organization of /" Rifle Company
in this city, are requested to meet at Mr.
McTeruan's, on Second street, on next Fri
day evening, at half-past o'clock. There
will be important matters presented.
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nA. Christ's Church, indianapolis, is
considered 10y competent judges, to be one
of the most beautiful in the West, being
built entirely of stone, aud having stained
glass windows, and, in fact, everything
necessary TO besutify cbasto and correct
church edifce.
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be- The Seymour Times, published at
Seymour, in this State, makes its first ap-
pearance, we believe, amongst our exchan-
ges. The Times is we'll printed, and filled
with good reading matter. J. r. Monroe,
~ D., is the editor.
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eaS- We understand that party OF ladies
and gentlemen, intend going up, by this
mornings train, TO spot selected on the
railroad where they will engage in picnic
amuseMents fishing, &c. We wish them a
pleasant excursioI.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May l6-M
Flour duh and unsettled, awaiting New
York news. Whisky unchanged. Provis-
ions buoyant. Mess pork sold at Is 70
Bulk sides TO arrive sold at 81, and lard at
ia
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River and Weather.

CINCINNATI, May I'm.
The river has fallen about six inches
since yesterday Weather sultry and clear
in part.
LOUISVILLE, May I'm.
River falling slowly, FIVE feet three inches
in the canal Weather Gle lr
PITTsBURG, May I'm
The River is feet inch by the pier
mark and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
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30 Bear in mind, gentlemen, that Dew
Inns clsthing can be procured only at Lyons,
who has mammoth stock of fine clothing,
for summer wear, which is going of rapidly
at small profits; he is selling well made,
geu,eel, summer suits, at Sc 90.
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gY~The young man who, though he
never m de Il rhyme in his life, thinks he
cJuld write better poem than "Chilie
Harold has obtained "a position suited to
his talents having been engaged for quar-
ter of a night to do up the sheeti iron thun-
der for travelling theatre. Genius, assist
ed by perseverance,, will triumph in the
end
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S6- The Central Gazette, published at

Va The Central Gazette, pubIisheu at
Pickueyville, Ill, by John Blannerhassett,
Esq, still comes 10 Us occasionally. Mr..
BlAnerhaS>rl; n,i>i lie rare genius. His
paper il great curiosity as specimen OF
Typography and the essays he serves up
to his readers, weekly, upon theological,
philosophical, and political matters, are de-
cidedly rich and entertaining His Hebrew
and Greek appears to lie iuexbanstible. Go
on, John.
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PITTssURG, MAY |


River four feet by the pier marx, and fall.
ing slowly Weather clear.
Arrived-Marmora Departed Maren-
go for ST Louis; Hastings, for Louisville :;
Progress, for Louisville.
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eSThe lucky husband of the daughter
of Mr.: Corcoran, the Washington banker
receives with his wife, if rumor be trne, a
bridal present of 81, 0OO,O0o
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ga. Those of our citizens who have made
arrangements to entertain ministers OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, who will
he in attendance nj the meeting Of their
General Assembly, may expect their guests
to-day. Quite large delegation Of minis
tess are expected to be present, and our peo-
pie will have an excellent opportunity to
demonstrate the reality of their hospital
ity and social qualities.
The opening sermon before the General
Assembly will be delivered at t01 o'clock
on Thursday morning, by some one OF the
diyines attending the Association The eX-
ercises, no doubt, will br highly entertain
ing ana instructive. There will be preach
ing in the Cumberland Church, this even
ing, AT the usual hour OF evening service.
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LOUISVILLE. Nav LIN

The steamer Martha Putnam, bound
from Cincinnati aud heavily laden, coming
out from the Falls stove a hole IN her hull
She was towed ashore and then sunk in
seven feet water. The boat was not insu-
red
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LEGAL and Miscellaneous.

hlF- Don forget the sale of Green house
plants, this afternoon at o'clock. at Nell
son & CO. auction rooms.