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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-29

IfO.aL! coal. C0.9L!!--we have now
IL on hand and are daily receiving the best COAL
that has ever been introduced into this market,
which selling low. Good currency will be
received in payment. Orders left at the storn Of
JNO. ". HUGHES, next Ia the State Bank, will be
promptly attended to.
80
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-29

TWO TAE Pubic.
sam, the little man. has this DAY
Been opening GOODS both fresh and gay
He received near every kind
That You in any city can ind;
And AS he purchased by the bale.
He is determined to RETAIL
For READY PAY, a little lower
Than ever has been had before.
He with his brethren means to live,
But a. for CREDIT shall not give,
he wouldn't live to rousa yonr passion.
For CREDIT here ia out of fashion;
His friends and buyers one and all,
It'll pay you we'll to give call,
You'll always fihd him by his sign.
ON Main street. Number 40.
FurtNer more you will hear in mind.
EmbI ich takes funds Of ey'ry kind.
And broken Banks at higher rates,
As can be had in other States
The citys credit he'll defense,
Take their orders az 90 cents,
So if bargains You wish TO meet.
Go TO 49, on Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-29
II n. R1XCK, .ARGHXTRCT .a.N.D
% SUPERINTENDENT. QREaCENr CITY

II n. R1ICK, .ARGHXTECT .s.N.D
BANK BUILDINGS, EVANSVILLE, Igp.
Plans, Specifications, Detailed Drawings and Is
Inmates of Public and Private Buildings, Stores
and Churches, will he carefully prepared and salts
faction guaranteed. He solicits the patronage Of
the citizens of Evansville and vicinity. mar5-3m
"fCCOL O.nI.NI C.aP 8, .a.ND 9TH.
mari YAUTIER d. MARCONNIER
He II. B.AIRD, .M. D., HONG o.
W pathie Physician and Surgeon, respect
fully tenders his professional services to the citi
zens of Evansville and vicinity.
For the satisfaction Of those whom it may con-
Germ, DIR. Baird would state that. In addition TO
scientific education in Homeopathy, he graduated
with tho honors at one Of the best Alopathc medi-
cal colleges in the country.
Having devoted special attention TO Surgery, and
having complete set Of splnts, &C.. he Is prepared
to reader satisfactory aid to those requiring surgi
cal treatment.
pS- Office, No. - Main street. Office hours
from to Il. "A. app
TyUTTLES PATENT CROSS fyT
II Saws, Just received and for sale BY
nos17 JACOB STRAUB. No. AZ Main St
SPICES. rs 8.EGs .8LsPlCE !,
AZ 50 Bags Pepper.
loo Mats Cinnamon
600 Ms Gloves.
400 lbs. Eutmegs
ID Kegs Ground Ginger.
$50 Boxes assorted Grocery Spices, Mustald,
Pepper Sauce, Baking Powders, &c. For saie. low,
10y GEORGE FOSTER Co.
septl5 Corner Locust street and Canal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-29

n Emo y.EL.---a. =. C0LHUi.SsS CO.
HI have removed to Water street, three doors
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-29

g. O.uET7x.N'ss We $1,000 LBS.
~ Canyassed Hams.
C,0O0 H.. Bacon Sides, 81 Sacks extra family
500 "SugHr ,'ured dried -four.
Beef, 700 rs, country Bran,
$40 rs, No. Cheese, 20 Bush Corn Meal
100 =" Pure Cream If 20 dozen Shaker and
Tartar, other Bro0ms.
Just received aud for sale by
aug3l j. W. VICKERY 4 Co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-29

Tor safe low by soRRENSoN, LEMCkE Co ~
aug5O No. 81 Water street.
DRE.nFU.H 9U.u RELTL.vr1 IMP
II PACKING at Factory Pricss-A large stock
n. =. Betting Company's Goods In store st ali
times, at MANUFACTURERS PBIcRs. Warranted So
psrior TO any other &. WELLS,
MARI sign Of the Mil Saw, IL First street..
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SsC.N.DRf ES-25O BA9B corr 8,
~ 100 kegs assorted Nails;
100 do Cut Spikes;
80 do Writ do;
40 boxes assorted Glsss;
IS do do Tobacco;
90 do do Starch;
81 do do Star Candles;
600 Kegs White Lead;
Is bbls. Linseed Oh:
do Turpcntins;
50 do Resin,
10 do Pitch;
90 do Vinegar;
40 bags fine Salt.
100 bbls. White Lime;
100 do Cement,
90 bbls. Grey Lime;
20 do Plaster Pars. In store and
sale by ORR; DALZELL n Gu.
EVE n - sT q II B.-THE V.ND II ~
u SIGNED will keep constantly on hand,
Hay.
And all other articles needed to feed Horses
Mules. All Of which he will sell Wholesale or re-
tsii' at lowest market rates, giving just weight
aud measure.
ROBERT q. RUsT0N,
Water street between Main aud Locust, Evansville.
sug3-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-29

~ of superior Quality, for sale at
dec22 2. III. COOK 4 SONS
XUsT RRCEIV.ED.--I95B BE- as cor
OFEE.
TOO boxes tea,
100 bales American Navy oskum,
cases li1uorice,
10 cases lemon syrup.
10 do brandy cherries,
do absynth,
- boxes pickles,
do peccalilh,
do institutions,
8 do curacao in jugs,
8 bIls 1eur sulphur,
10 kegs refined sapstTs,
bbls alum,
do chalk,
. do copersS,
q Is do almonds,
8 do flberts,
5 do almonds (soft SHELF,
6 do Brazil nuts,
8 do English walnuts,
10 boxes shelleds Almonds,
8 bbls currents,
l0boxes citron,
100 do fire crackers,
10 cases cards,
100 doz tar buckets
for sale low by soRRENSoS, LEMcKE 4 Co, ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-29

HKO WY.y-G .9.v-D nE.fPL.N-<H .u.s-
III CHINES.-We are agents for the sale Of all
the best patterns of Combined Mowers and Reap
ers-or Moving or Reaping Machines. Farmers
a good machine.
myIs HOPNBRO0K A Co
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-29

eioNluS OF heSplnB TEACHINGS. affners
would do well to apply soon, so that they can have
a good machine.
my1s H0RNBR00K 4 co.
EyREsH .fRRKE.fL OF BOOTS .2.S.D
Il SH0ES.-We have Just received, Of our second
purchase, $50 cases of BOOTS AND SHOES Of va
riOus qualities.
We have % hand one of the best stocks of Boots
and Shoes ever brought 10 the city, embracing thu
best makes of New England manufactures.
We have all kinds of Kip Boots, seifh lip tacLS,
side stitched braced and oGt tanned Leather botonS
and would mention the best manufacturer names
whose makes offer for sale, if IL not foE
posting the Dealers where to get the best goods
The trade viii find our stock up stairs, on second
floor, with no connection with the Dry Goods floor
below except by flight o stairs. We have rezft 70
pag, and can sell just as cheap as though we had
them in another House. We have now fresh
stock of desirable goods, and cordially invite the
trade who want goods, 10 call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
decl6 KEEN & PRESTON.
NoE.N.EG.sR.-25 R.fRRELS a. ~.
Hallock's Illinois Cider Vinegar for sale.
This Quaker Vinegar is sour, il Will make q
pig squeal to scratch against the barrel
For sale by KEEN a PRESTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03
Total Destruction af speycrs' Lion Lager
Beer Brewery,

Last night, about hail past O'Clock me i'm na,ses
brewery Of Scysrs d others llOh street, near the.
North river, Totally destroyed by nre lsc tam, -
Grst discovered IN the upper floor Of the main build
ing, which eaveioped IL In flames. I'm !: a,
sgbt grant in tho extreme 10 the lockers on and
the Whole Of the upper part cf the city Illuminated by
III. brilliant light "f tl. coniial.ra,ion.
The HAL building burned very rapidly but owing 70.
W. so'di'y ket IL Of lame for long 1nerc
few, were prevented from arriving al the sce.e owing 70.
the oad n;ition OF the leiing Hafcm Every
ttilg destroyed
Tie b"ldings acre buit Of brick and were COM
neaccd Ar 1851 and the ,nauu,act,,rc OF beer in the
'"si"" h.i.opg wae commenced n Fsbruasy s5s The
fifty deep Near the matt bu.ing were s,ye-a, smalE
oriccs, rssc as dwellings tor I'm ,.oysi la the
brewery ant the darncs spread rlay that some or
the oce.prrt- .i tn dwellings, baf.iy escaped with
theif nvsk III sLlbss ia Iroot uf the main build
/ Ug 1bc Whole concern az the INST 70 .rl.ct kind
With al the moisr improvements said not 10 have
betr ,lIae: by any brewery III ~. Uait.-d St,tes
jamtf all bert speycr, a.c Can't Inward OF England
az, III. aig-st shareholders.
Tie nam w"Ie communicated 10 several small build
ings oL.. T. winch were uiso ds.-oyed one or two Of
tL.i ~sI. oes,ii.d dwellings, by tle m-D enpoyed
~ tll, bfrwrt,.
Mr. sI~yefs, who Ia. time asleep in the build
ing, had hardy time Ia esea,~ with his lie.
Tie ose alot $3.50 COG, and is ns tred for tl450O0
IL various city companies A shed about $50 70 long
CoLtalEiie la i,.s, was ttli!y i, STD
Al two O'Clock ouly tie walls sf tho main buikhg
were ieif saurirg a. portion the VIM, .ha
h' Iscs a. q stables we're not destroyed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03

SION "Calaain Kyd" viii be acted with the new spec
tacic tonight,
At the Bowery theatre new drama, "Prvaiser AMI
Firate,n will be acted this evening with the "rron
Chest and tn, "Ii.ian Rrisanis' (pautonine). Tho
managers Of the Old Bowery stix sin the reputation or
he hcuse, and are dcing good business.
Woods hnstrels al i4i Broa iway and Byats At Az,
are giving the coTed opera m all ts glory 10 fa houses
There is n new programme for this week.
The admirers Of tie good old fashioned crcas, "anIr
Oriental pavilion will DO charmed 70 know th,t
Messrs Nixon Kemp's troupe, already introduced 70 ts
metropolitan public ut Nbios, the Broadway theatre ant
Palace Garden, will perform during every afternoon aad
evening OF this week Broadway and Thirteenth stree,
The programmes promise capital equine tainment
Al the German Stadt theatre drama viii D.
brought out this evening
The French theatre will be opened for the SEASON
rext Mon ,ay evening.
THKAIEEs EIlswHEKE Bowers season la,
hi'sdepha Academy has ciose'', aud the Rtv-is CON
months engagement at that house tonight. Ms.
Maggie Mitchell has been drawing crowieh houses at II
Walnut "Our American Cousin" "Nine Points oi the
Law" have the at the Arch MIS- H'.ou
has cicsed brilliant engagement at Bston, where
"GeIsdine" has been play every night faii houses
Mr.. Edwin Booth pls. ed IN Boston tins week The
Mfses Gosgeuheim playing at tho Louisv'i,e
George Cuppin tie Australian manager, chosen
ms mher OF the higher branc, of the colouia
tic Eominai!y retired from all with
tie, but could not keep away frem lamps H. lately
announced tina, lie Intended piay engagement Tor
rhaTiia bic purpose. whcreupon the Melbourne Argus
advises him TO "r.sgn the digni6 occu,s,io, '-gs
for sphere in which ne obviously moro ce.ti,a
the confidence and aimrauon ~ his f-"~
rcnsn Mr.. Lewis Baker the opening
American theatre, San Francisco under hs manag m"n,,
the 18th Of September In his prospectus Mr. Baker
that he INTENDS 'eieyate the drama its
proper levl" His company includes Mrs Aixina FISHER
Baker, Mrs. Judah, Miss sorhA Edwin, M.ssrs J. B
Booth, G. Ryer, \. c. Andersen ". Barry, others.
Mr. G. =. Earchant will open the Charleston Is. CO.
theatre the Sth October His company sailed the
steamer of the LIST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03
THE IRISH REvIvALS AND TUE BRANDING
IMpOSTJIhERS

meeting was lately held in the church of the Rev
William Brcakcy, Lsburn Ireland, of its leading OBJ
ecs being to hear from the lips Of the gentle
man statement bearing the results Of of his
vesgatons as to the fruits Of the revival that
town and neighborhood Mr.. Breakey advocated the re-
vival but ID his discourse the heavenly trance "R
gionists' he said IL myself have four strange in
stances, which think cannot too strongly bring before
you. With respect to the first nothing extraord
nary miraculous and with regard the second there
were marks while was there, although IL was said
there were words visible the flesh which I confess
could But with reference the third case there
were certainly visible marks the body of the person
and was told that these meant "My Christi These were
so placed IN the zgzag form that could not make nnv
ching ont OF them; and you, my brethren, might MS w
make My Christi from the sheet Of paDcr (holdng up
a blank sheet) which now place before you, could
make any Christi from the marks which then ex.
hibed to me. Now, with regard TO the fourth case,
certainly marks upon the skin Of that woman, and
they in this form Ihe reverend gentleman here
exhibited sheet Of paper with scroll upon IL, showing
certain marks the Of the female referred to-
Now continued the reverend gentleman cannot deny
that mark brethren; but ask you to listen 10 the
evidence Of the Rev Mr. Hall the subject and to bear
his testimony In mind. Mr.. Hall writes TO me in these
terms
SEPTEMBER 12, 1859.
My DEAR Mr.. BREAKEy--Tn compliance with your
request "that would state what passed at certain
house Friday night last write 10 say that
irving there saw girl sitting in the house, and ap
pareEfly the object of attention of crowd assembled.
The word LORD was traced very rudcly her arm,
and some other letters, which hid note particularly,
ON her breast had ne bcsitauoa In prononcng once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03
Affairs fn S0utiA Aaaer1cn.
OUk BIIENOs AyRE cnRpa.paSnrn.,

BrESos AYRzss, August l3, 1859.
The AGtiners Aseing their Fdtc-xeames of Har IN the
Hartor-Conr1ndtion-Netc Rroutle in {. .ss,a:1-Gsn
FlOrG, his Hitory and Palln-Xr. Yasrex-7Ae
I'ayGsuayaa Gsssissower.
The Twenty three motneers whI gave up the steamer
Gen Pinto, the flag chip, have honored by Urquxa
for their eachery but they exposed the danger Of
priva'. ASSASSINATION, and by this three have al
ready fallen. The acma! and associates who in that
affair, were made prisoners, have been at liberty
through the agency AZ the United Ssat.s Minister.
Crquza LAS bought another steamer Rio Janeiro and
there four below the batteries Oh the ISLAND df
Martin Garcia which, from the island, command the
river. Yesterday these four vessels came 10 the outer
oacs Of harbor, and this government had only two
small war STEAMERS in port. They we're hidden awav
anrg other shipping in the inner roads, go that there
chance for ught This morning they do not sp
sight AS this government has two steamers un
the river, is likely that the four Of UrQuza have gone
after tt m The excitement in the city yeser-
ay wble the ships lay in the harb.r. There was call
to arns and general getting ready for something one
knew what.
Considerable acrimoDy has arisen here in the bosom Of
the war party themselves growing out o the employment
c gen Flores. That General in army OF Uruguay
but joined In the rebellion in that country IN 1853 and
was forced al the end OF u leave the country He en-
tered the army of UrQuiza but when he undertook 70
Buenos Ayres to terms Gen Flores offered his s.
VICES 70 that country which accepted. Accordingly
he employed Brigader General. violent discus-
sisn occurred in the Snate when the Minister asked
whether he had been thus employed. The constitution
provides that military Office Of higher must be con-
crrcd with the consent Of the Senate The reply was
that nc was simply employed as General, and he was
received NJ snch The explanation satisfactory
President Lopez Of Paraguay has named his Youngest
son a. the Commissioner Of Paraguay settle the matters
Bown treaty He viii sail for the United States in ssp-
tnber.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03
Our Relations with New Granada.
TRANSLATED from the Colon correspondence OF N Motto


Tfansaei fi0n the Colon correspondence oi Notici-
oso, Of Oct. /, for the NEW YORK HERALD
Mr. Jones' Minister Of the United States had already
ceived authority 10 present his credentials with which he
very cont mt; and il hoped that he would do
in few days rcestabshiDg by this the good re.
aons which ought to exist between the two countries
which the improper policy Of Pierce and his agents Bow
lin and Morse, had interrupted. Mr. Jones shows himself
every satisfied with the cordial welcome which he
has deserved from the polished society Bogota He
that he wishes New Granada TO know and that he will be
very happy TO all his efforts in contributing " draw
nearer the friendship OF two countries Identical in nte
sts and institutions. has been sted that his lady
would be in Bogota in December next
The people OF Bogoa celebrated with easts and great
pomp the anniversary OF the memorable battle of Boyaca
which sealed the liberty Of New Granada The 7th Of
August 1919, was great day in the annals of Colomba
tor was on that day that Bolivar at the head OF his
prepared eu, enthusiastic patriots made end Of his
rapid and celebrated campaign.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03
wHE ITALIAN OU UGSTION.

The London Times correspondent says that IL the reports
OF the day may sc credited there possibility Of set
element Of The Italian question which would satisfy all
parties and c general impression was that the political
horizon was likely TO be clearer than for somc time
past.
The Constituionn,l had given prominence TO an cdto
rial in which calls England TO side with Franco in
the Italian question: and tho article regarded as an
appeal to England TO assist automatically In cxricang
the Emperor from tho difficulties engeudered at villa
Ranca.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03
Personal Intelligence.

Hon. a. lincoln, OF Sprngied Governor Bingham Of
Michigan; Capt s Chaplain, U. s. NJ; Rev. H. s. Speak
man. Dr. C. C. Cooper, Philadelphia; Judge Osborne New
Indiana and Governor Barsow Of Wisconsin, were IN
Chicago the 30th ut.
Major Ben McCulloch, Of Texas; Hon. Alfred Gilmore
Pennsyva Chief Justice Taney Mr.. Lsboa the Bra
lillian Minister and family, and Capt pu Popt u 8 N
and lady, are in Washington
The statement going the rounds about the 0crica con-
dltion Of Hon. sherrari Clemens is incorrect On the
"a UT BE was in Wheeling, Va, in good health and spi
rs, and though using crutches, was able TO bear tho
whole weight Of his body his wounded limb without
pain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03
NDIA.

The Calcutta mail of August q reached Alden September
H. The following by the Red Sea teiegraph:-
bill had been introduced into the Legislative Council
to professions and trades in lnd the culvators OF
land excepted.
The special discriminating act passed during the mu
tiny had been made permanent.
The house Of Deple had been deprived Of all tuar dis
tnctohs and privileges for ever
The Bombay mail of August 20 reached England on
September 90 The news generally anticipated
The Bombay cattle market was active and higher
The salt trade Of India expected be thrown open
subject TO excise duty
AT Calcutta exchange on London at IS. 2sd.
The excitement in the Punjaub against the Mohamme-
dams had passed away
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03
SAILING or THE CIRCasSIaN FROM GAL
WAY.

HINTS TO PERSONS WANTING PASSAGE ny TUE LINE.
From the Galway Express, September II.
The above ST. amer viii sail ths evening for 81 Johns,
n. f., and New York. She has board $50 steerage
and l20 eaoon passengers. Upwards OF $50 persons
have been disappointed In obtaining steerags passages
THIS att butable in great measure 10 the fact thai
h.mhe1 persons neglect u book themselves with the
agent in tho locality 70 which they belong thnkng, doubt
less that quite time enough to take their passage IN
Galway TN the day before sailing We hoi perspus in
tending to sail by this line will disabusc their minds o.
this erroneous impression; for when the parties arrive
here and apply 70 the Office for a pa-s,g, ;,
Mey seae'aliy find 70 their surprise and iass !s,.
all the tsrths are already fiJei. Thas they
p,t to very great expense, being obliged
back again to their former places Of resience remiia
in Galway until the saiing OF the st amer. We
tole tleee few hints upon the necessity Of
the LEGAL agents, and that early in the month pos
s'bt, will be acted upon by emgrants intending ~ pro-
coed by this route.
The cargo o the Crcasean varied consisting Of iron
and other miscellaneous goods from Liverpool, anti;y
M wbiskey from Messrs Persse Miller, Uaiway, and
also some from d. m in Dublin, together with between
SO0 anc 400 cases Of linen from Belfast.
John OFlynn, vctuallcr sends four legs of i,t
for thc Honorable Ambrose Shea, member OF the Legs
tive Council Of st. Johns, Newfoundland where they
intended TO be delivered fresh, being preserved in ice
during the voyage.
The mails were put Oh board at Ave o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03
FIN ANCiAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
LONDON MONEY MARKET

Conso!s closed on the Goth ult. at a5%.
The English funds had exhibited but slight fluctuations
and closed very firm at quotations. Money continued
abupdant and in moderate demand. Gold continued to
aow into the bank in large quantities. the arrivals from
America and Australia having been heavy.
The london Daily Neos city article under date OF the
evening Of the 2Oh says-The funds to-day opened with
continued tendency TO Improvement we're checked by
the government broker restricting his daily purchases
account OF savings banks. In the ternoon xaver
more buoyancy was shown and fresh advanc, OF ona
eighth was established In the several other m,rx.,s
more especially that for British railway shares the ten
tency was upward. The demand for money brisk j..
The large sum OF sterling was sent into the bank
today.
The london Fmes city article Of the evening of the Goth
says-Ihe funds opened O reaction of an eighth but
prices resumed their stcadness before the Al the
bank there was an increased demand fpr money. The
rate in the open market continues about p? cent
Letters from st. Petersburg say that j. B. Kempe the
tale specuator is expected 70 pay about forty 10 ly
ler cent
Consols are at s51s 95x for money aud s5A for &C
count.
AMERICAN srOCHs
The latest quotations are-For Illinois Central shares
80 discount; DO rs 1850 freeland 81 40 rs 1878, 77
Erie third mortgage, 81; New York Central rs, s2al
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The sales OF for Shree days preceding the de-
pai OF the Hungarian were Is COO bales inc uiiny
900 exporters and 900 specniators The marke,
closed dull ut slight decline all qualities. Tho chIcr
decline the inferior descriptions ahicn were re.
ported one eighth Of penny lower. Tho only quota
at 6 13 led.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 21-Noon.
Cotton steady with better market aud an
increased demand. The sales to-day estimated at
about 5000 bales Breadstufs quiet sales unmpor
tant.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The qdvices from Manchester continue favorable All
sorts Of goods were in better dc nand.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
Messrs Richardson, Speuce d Co. quote breadstufs
quiet but firm at slight advance all sorts Flour had
advanced Is per bb Wheat steady at Fridays advance
W. etarn rod "a On h1 sulsf o. n al
quiet at an advance Of Cd. per quarter.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET
Beef quiet Pork steady. Lard quiet Bacon dull and
quotations nominal Taow unchanged, aud sales unu.
p0rtant.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Sugar steady. Coffee quiet Ashes steady; pots 4is
3D. 26s. ed; pearls 2Sa Rosin 1rm A. "a A. 3D.
for Spirits turpentine lrm SOS. 81. Lnsced
oil 2Ss Cd.
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadstrfs qnet. Wheat advanced Is and closed q
prices still tending upward. Sugar firm. Cof.c firm.
continues very firm, and Congo selling at is. 4i
1e. I'D. Rice quiet, at decline Of es Bengal Tai
low dull, at 5's. BIS. 81 Linsed oil 2ss. Cd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03

that all had been done with the blue bag something
similar. dsked for damp ot<h chtch, after PER
suasn the people dltsced 10 Be applied u The arn ehich
cman present asserted she had the ,cord Lord
'yropW WIN he cl0h y,u ruId~yi tDo " the Lters 1T
uIh the gveofe1 You then called the attention Of
the people, AMI, holding the arm up before ali present
rubbed the other tpo c without ne least difficulty never
saw more clumsy OF futile attempt at mpsturc, AMI
regret much TO learn that any be wicked as b
perseverc in the deceit, or nnd people 50 weakly
creduous 10 heed such nonsense. j. s. HALL