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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-12

Southern
CLOTHING EsTABLIsHMENr.
40, IS and 80 81. Charles street.
Comm. or Conxox srsrur.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
Just received per late Steamers Of the largest and
most magnificent stocks Of
FAsHIoNABLE
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
EYER BROUGHT TO TIE SOUTH
which, for Style Material Workmanship and Chsapness
is not surpsssedi
Goods are divided into three Departments but all under
one general view:
STORE No. u ST. CHARLES sTREEr-For
Boys Clothing.
STORE No. Is st. CHARLES sTREEr-For
Mems Clothing.
sToRR-No. 80 ST. CHARLES sTREET-Fo.
Furnishing Goods and shirts.
D3-SLesmsn speak French, Spanish and English.
L. W. LYONS,
Is, q and 80 st. Charles street,
SELF 7plt corner Of Common street.
B0ys' Clothing Emporium,
N...7s ST. CHARLES STREET.
.. Between Canal and Common streets.
This Store Is exclusively for a
YOUTHS, BOYS AND cH1LDREN's
CLoTHI g., . Ell n II - /,
FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE xND RETAIL.
Just opened LARGE STOCK Of
DRESS AND SCHOOL CLOTHING.
Embracing every Style and Quality.
All Of which will b sold At very reasonable prices.
Az-salesmea speak French, Spanish and English.
L. W. LYONS,
Nos. 49, q and - St. Charles street,
se12 1p1t OF Common street.
Shirts ! Shirts!
SHIRTS, OF THE LATEST FASHIONS.
of the various qualities Sizes White and ooorsd.
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY
for the New orlean, city trade 1T Men, YOUTH Boys
Just opened 200 dozen
ALL LINEN SH r T s.!
Various styles.
FOR SALE AT 81 50 EACH
Also, a superior lot Of
Real sucker suits.
L.w. LYONS,
rs, q and sost. Charles street.
SELF 2p1t Corner of Common.
Trunks, Tsaceltng-B Rags,
vALIsEs, UMBRELLAS AND WATERPROOF
CI q II H n Or,
or the very styles qualities to ORDER and
warranted
%, % and 50 St. Charles ST.,
SELF 2plt corner of Common street.
To Country Merchants.
We respectfully the of buyers
assortment of
TRAVELLING APPARATUS,
-CoInprisiug-
EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY
TRUNKS. CARPET-BAGs,
vALIsEs, 1NDIA-RUBBER COATS,
CLoAKs, LEGGINs. HATS,
LlFE-PREsERvERs, DOOR MATS,
OIL COATS, CLoAKs, PANTS and HATS,
(By the dozen or box)
The last named superior article for Plantation
We can supply the market at
A Small Advance on Northern Prices!
Many of goods i'll New Orleans under
supervision and all orders filed with prompt
l II. w. KEY NULDS u CO.y
No. Magazine street.
sel2 2p6teod One door from Canal ST.
! b. Ptfet = Sons,
HOLES ALE AND AL
| DEALERS IN
| EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN
| FANCY GOODS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS AND TOYS,
| No. l22 Canal street, Touro Buildings.
Country Merchants will find in house the largest selec
ion of goods in the line kept, and have peculiar ia
ciles purchasing, sell prices thar
| Northern houses.
| B. PIFFET & SONS,
| te6 2pMohSa6m 122 Canal street.
Reading and H'iCksbNrg Press
| COPARTNERSH
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Selling Or! Sailing orr:

Selling or! Selling OH!:
OIL THING AT 60 S It !!
ID. MOORE & CO.,
HAVING ON HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT
SUMMER CLOTHING,
WILL SELL OFF THE BALANCE OF THEIR STOCK
NEW YORK COST!
BIZ ACK ALPACA 81 90
SILK Observation-Disclosures. 4 90
FRENCH MERINO best quality. ............. 10 90
NANKEEN SUITS, complete, COAT, PANTS and
VEST. 90
A large variety Of
LINEN PANTS, from 90 to 81 90
BLACK ALPACA PANTS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 90
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
Together with large assortment Of
T. u r WIS HZ.VG O. O DS,
SOLD AT THE SAME RATE.
D. MOORE & CO.,
aus 2pMoF Nos. l69 and Ill Poydras street.
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Rhodes Feve,. ana .ague Cure.


There never has been anything half this
cne In the cure Of Fever and Agus. What mercy
knd. We hear OF nothing but the unqualified praise of IT.
from far and Who would be without t We have Just
rec ved the following leer-nothing be gratifying
PINE Run Michigan.
Dr. j. A. RhodesDear Sir: Your Cure for ,he Fever and
Ague has thus far performed quick permanent
Some who have been troubled with the distressing
been by using only bottle of the Cure Please
send us immediately four dozen have hut bottles
remaining. ,5@
LATHRoP & MCLEAN.
a@Forty-three bottles perform forty.tnree cures.
For sale In New Orleans. wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street, p
seiz zpSteod<W General Agents.
Aei,sbOld's Genuine Preparation.
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION for Difficulty
Of Breathing, General Weakness.
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION for Weak
Nerves. Horror of Death, Trembling. nM
HELMBoLD,s GENUINE PREPARATION for Night
sweass, Cold Feet, Dimnsss of Vision.
/ for sale In New Orleans wholesale and retail. by
]. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
81 and Isl Chartres St.
/ - -essoae General Agents.
Sttks! Silks Silks /!
WILL oREN
On Monday. sth September,
THREE CASES or S1IRS
Which wflhe sold at
SO Cents. as Cents. and 81 q Yard.
grr0xs zzr poU:zzE zzrz 1,nrcx.
JOHN TODD,
tsl2 2pa l2and IA charsres street
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Dress Goods


SSo WOOssos
~rp ~. ", rnHnAy ~. I'm inst vsrv .b.e. ,,ns
.
= - s0ove -
RICH ALL WOOL DE LANES
sonrrH pr rms ana AIrNcTAa
40, 1891.
oAAA.Ao ~ y A.N -
OASHAERk DkCOSsE.
PLAIN and PRINTED DE LAINKs.
AVAIL ran sor cHrIDRRN
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WRITING PAPER-white and Blue Ruled and Wovs
$50 reams
HARDWARE PAPER-50 reams.
STRAW PAPER-7?o ream, Double Crown.
TwINE-lOO bundles, Patent.
sEIvES-25 dosen Extra.
CAPS-5OOO 900 &c. D " Caps
BGCARB sODA-se0 kegs Newcastle.
HERRING-20O boxes MagdAlen and Mol.
TOBACCo-s4 three quarter boxes Madison" s.
and los.
TOBACCO-5 dwarf boxes.
Az HANDLEs-l case patent.
TEA-20 half chests Imperial
SPERM CANDLEs-loo boxes "Aacs's."
sTARCH-200 boxes "Nacy's."
RoPE-l75 coils Aanilla
TEA-25 chests Oolong.
TEA-6o half chests Imperial and Young Tyson.
PICKLEs-lOo cases, gallons, half gallons, quarts and
pnts.
PIE FRUIT-aO boxes.
LOBsTERs-25 cases b and 2b.
PEPPER sAUCE-sO boxes pints.
oLIyEs-75 kegs Seville" superior.
CIGARS-6 cases German.
EA-ShlF Hhhh1EVs
SOAP-18I boxes tWincheser's."
MAcKEREL-1l7 kits No.2
:. 20 barrels Large No. 3.
:. 200 boxes Haddock.
Ex-sHIP GLAD TIDINGS.
TOBACCo-eO half boxes assorted brands.
:. sothree.quar.er boxes assorted brands.
TwINE-l00 bundles Cotton.
JOS. 81. & I. N. MARKS,
49, IS and AZ New Levee street.
se12 2pst and 80. IS and 81 Fulton street.
English Dairy
PIN EAPPLE CHEE Sc.
@ ENGLISH DAIRY-35 boxes.
PINEAPPLE-l5 boxes.
Landing OK. steamship De Solo, and for sale by
JOS. H. & /. N. MARKS,
43, As and II New Leyee street,
se12 2pst and 49, IS and 81 Fulton street.
SlSsadrtes Ssxsads'tes
II x = II r. IA "A Il M +.
FRENCH PRUNEs-s5 boxes superior.
STRAW AND MANILA PAP ER-3OoO reams.
PURE sTARCH-3OO boxes.
CORN sTARCH-25 boxes.
BLUEING-lO boxes.
MAGDALEN HERRINGs-2OO boxes.
:. :. Nol-1oO boxes
PoUCHoNa TEA-l6O half chests.
MARL1NE-2 coils.
MANILA RoPE-leo coils.
For sale by
JOS. H. & I. N. MARKS,
49, AS and At New Levee street,
ssl2 2pst SO, IS and 81 Fulton street.
Lord Wards
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
The subscribers are agents this Justly celebrated Sauce
and would earnestly recommend it to the attention of
DEALERS AVID CONSUMERS.
This extensively throughout all the North
ern saes also California it only requires
be tasted to receive the
CONTAMINATION OF EPICURES.
With those familiar with its merits preference given
all other Sauces. and will be SO considered by our Southern
trade when fuly known.
The subscribers will be In receiptct
CONSTANT SUPPLIES,
and are also prepared to receive orders
AT NEW YORK PRICES!
we having the exclusive sale of said article market,
Ell. HART CO.,
JOS. H. & l. N. MARKS,
As. As and Il New Leyee street,
tel2 2p3t SO, IS and 81 Fulton street.
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a Cara.
~ 10 rstarn my sincere thanks 70
ENGINB COMPANY Nc. H. for being the FIRST to throw
the Dire which occurred yesterday on Aara
b,tvssn Customheuse and Bsnvils Streets Also ORLEANS
FIRE COMPANY Ne n. and 70 the Fire Department gen.
orally their prompt ezsrens in saving my property from
= - p. CASANAvE,
Ill sel7 ap1ts Undsrtaker.
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George III. T'i,ste,,,

George III. T'i,ste.,,
T Y p E + o u N d r Y
PRINTERS. WAREHOUSE,
los Poydas between Camp and St. Charles s Orleans
PRESSES. TYPE. INK. PAPER. CARDS, and Furnishing
Of every description at manufacturer prices.
Agent for the sale Of R. HOE CO. g PRESSES and JAS
CONNER SONS TYPES.
HOd type taken in exchange for 10 per h.
Second hand Presses bought and sold. ais 7pNo&Wly
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III Card.
TO PARENTS, MERCHANTS, etc., .-.
Who wish to give their clerks practical Business
Education, in the shortest possible time.
DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,,
Founded in lsChartered by the Legislature of Louisiana
Capital Stock, S25O,OOO.
IS REMOVED AND REoPENED IN THE
New and spacious Iron Edifce,
known
"Story Building"
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS.
Entrance on both Streets. Day and Evening
N B.-Thers apartments and Professors for
BOOKKEEPING, PENMANsHIP,
MATHEMATICS,
FRENCH, SPANISH,
GERMAN, ENGLISH, etc.
HLades and gentlemen invited 10 call and enter their
soon as convenient Former students are specially
invited. seq 2p3tAltW*
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FNLL Silks.
Just received, complete assortment Of
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
z Of the --latest styes-In Pieces and in Robes
SILK PoPLINs,
FOULARD SILKS,
ENGLISH md FRENCH BAREGES,
In Pieces and in Robes.
FRENCH CASHAfERES-Plain and Colored
MUSLIN DE LAINES-Plan and Coored.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CALICOEs
MILLINERY.
Will open MONDAY, splendid stock Of
WHITE AND COLORED VELVET, SILK and SATIN
BONNETS FOR LADIES AND MISSES
STRAW AND FANCY BRAID BoNNETs,
BONNET SILKS AND VELyETs,
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS.
PLUMES, and
TRIMMINGS.
JOHN TODD,
sel2 2p3t IL and IA Chartres street.
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For the present. all delivered at Presses will
h ave compressed at the Tyler Press.
SEES 2p6t6m READING & CHURCH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-16
New York Market.

NEW YORK, May l4-PM
Flour dull, aad common grades are easier
sales 9, 500 bbls at 60(96 10 for superine
state Ohio and Southern s5@s 90 /;
Z 25(G7 60 for extra State; 6 00G
g 80 for extra Western; 25@f IS for
common to good extra Western; Goa
90 for round hoop 0hio-closing heavy.
Rye flour 25@5 90. Wheat dull, and at
haayy and dropping; sales Of 1000 bush at o.
for unsound Chicago Spring; l 90 for Mil
waukce Club | 80 for common Western !;
90tGl 95 for inferior White Kentucky :;
co for mixed Illinois. Rye active and
firm; sales of 1000 bushels at 95(G97.
Barley firm; sales of l, 500 bush fair State at
50. Corn dull and little lower, with
Sales of 1880 bush ut s3G94 for mixed
Western; 95 for white Southern, and 95 for
yellow Southern. Oats dull, with little de-
mand at 6lG62 for Western. Whisky easy !;
sales 1000 bbls at 30@30A. Pork again
better and quite active, but quiet at the close;
sales of $4,000 bbls at Is 379ls Is for
new mess, &c 90@l7 90 for old do; IA so
OLA 62 for prime, 10 00(9l9 so tor clear,
and l3 90 for prime, including 5000 bbls
new mess, buyers option, all of May, at
Is rs, and 1000 bbls, buyers option, sixty
days. Beef firm, with sales of 1900 bbls
at . 50@7 90 for country prime 8 SOFA,
90 for country mess; III 90 for re-packed
Chicago; IA 00@l7 90 for extra ditto
Prime mess beef firmer sales of 400 tics at
&c Scoops 90, which was the closing rate.
Beef hams steady Mt Ia 50Gl7 90. Bacon
quiet. Cut meats firm at Z l6s for shoulders,
and sa@9 for hams. Lard better; sales at
lli@l2i, including 500 bbls prime West
ern to arrive at l2t. Butter quiet at 2O@22
for new State; l7G2O for new Ohio. Cheese
firm at 9@l2a. Hides heavy, with sew
sales. Sugar firm 6l@7i. Coffee firm al
HOP. Molasses steady at 80. Rice firm
at 6a@7s. Stocks lower. Linseed oil
quiet at 65@66. Lard oil. 80. Tobacco
quiet. Tallow firm and more quiet at IL.
Hides heavy; Western 1920.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-16
Cincinnati M arket.

CINCINNATI, May l4-PM
Flour dull and prices nominal; some lots
Of superiine were forced on thu market and
sold oO@7 25. Whisky has advance to
%, with sales of 900 bbls Provisions
rather quiet, not much done. 30 hhds ba-
con sides sold in two lots at 81; they were
offered at 30 this afternoon. 20 hhds shoul-
ders sold at u. Bulk mdats dull at 6IG8I
100000 lbs sides sold at the latter rate
There is a good demand for lard. with sales
of 1000 bbls at ll!. Wheat dull but un-
changed, very little done Groceries baoyant
Sugar in active demand at 7t@7s for low
fair to prime. Molasses heldat 40, though in
small parcels, the trade is supplied at 81
Coffee unchanged. Money easier. Ex-
change dull at 5c premium.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-16
4 Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May An
The excitement in breadstutfs has materi-
ally abated buyers and sellers are holding
of for further foreign news. The demand
for -four has fallen off few hundred bar
rels sold at 50G7 IS for superfne, and
8 0069 90 for extra Rye -four is firm Mt
an advance of l2Ic; 300 bbls sold at $50
co. Small sales of small lots of corn
meal at l2!. There is less inquiry for
wheat sales of 800 bush at S0(d5l IS for
red, aud 9O@' 80 for white. Rye is in
demand 300 bushels prime sold at 99G
l 90. Corn has declined lc; sales of 400
bushels yellow at 81. Oats less active ;
sales ut 5s@60. Molasses has advanced
100 bags Rio coffee sold at llaGll4. 100
ties rice sold at a. Ohio whisky advanced
to 3lc.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-16
aarIt Is said lhnt BRIGHAM Young ha.

DV II is said that Brigham Young has
submitted proposition to a company OF
capitalists to sell all his right, title, and in
terest to Utah Territory, for a reasonable
sum of money, and To leave the territory
within specified time. Some of the COM
pany are $ id to be in Washington, consult
ing with the Administration The matter
has been kept thus far a secret. They de-
sire the aid of the Government in carrying
out this praise-worthy undertaking, and it is
highly probable that the Government viii
lend them all the aid in its power II it
cannot be effected in any other way, the
next meeting.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-16

A WrDowRR JILTED.-There can be no
union between youth and age, january and
May, as the California Spirit Of the Tunes
illustrates by story of pretty young girl,
and a susceptible widower of forty-eight, to
whom. after short courtshiP, she became
engaged. Previous to the marriage, the
gentleman was compelled 10 take journey
10 the Atlantic States, and Tor fear of acct
dent. settled the sum Of So, 900 upon his
future bride before starting. During his
absence. a tender correspondence was kept
up, and his business completed, he FASTENED
hack with all the speed OF an inpatient
widower, to find alas, his .fnancss nicely
settled as the wife of-his son. Like SEN
sibe man, he took a pinch of snuff, kissed
the bride. and resigned himself TO his fate
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-16
River Item o.


ARRIVALS AND DEPARTUREs-FRoM octeCs tRibN
TI.L o'cLncx SATURDAY. = r.era-
Memphis, Memphis TO Cincinnati.
Southern, New Orleans TO Wheeling.
John Can't, L 1uisyile TO Nashville
Union, Bowling Green to Evansville s..
Madison, New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Rocket, Pittsbnrg to NJ. Louis.
Tenpesf Nashville to Louisville
Pocahontas, Cincinnati 10 Ark. river.
Kentucky I.ouisv lille 10 Memphis. W.
Scioto, Henderson to Louisville.
James Montgomery Louisville Ia n 60.
Moses Mcclellan, Memphis to Louisville -.
Cambridge, st. Lonis TO Pittsburg.
On Saturday, the river continued falling.
The sand bar, at the point on the opposite
shore, is now plainly visible. Business on
ne wharf was pretty dull, and freights
scarce.
The steamer james Montgomery passed
down, on her way to New Orleans, Satur-
day. She got a lot of freight from this
place
The HighA ger will be here this morn
ing on her way to Louisville.
The Silver Star, Capt GINS Fowler, and
Messrs. Dusouchet and Glenn, Clerks, will
leave to-day at noon for Paducah. The
Star is fast, and in charge of good cieyer
officers.
The Louisville and Memphis low pressure
packet SOutherner, is due this evening, on
her way to Louisville. Passengers and
shippers will find Il o;e courteous gentlemen,
Messrs Archer and McMichael, i'm the office
in readiness to attend TO any business en-
trusted TO their care.
Business at st. Louis, is reported as rather
dull. The river is still falling at that point.
The Missouri and Illinois rivers are also
falling.
The Empress is yet aground on the island
opposite Portland, with but little prospects
of getting off.
The city Council of Cairo, to get rid Of
the wharf boats, have given them notice TO
leave by the 4th of July, or after that time,
they will have TO pay a fine of one hundred
dollars per day, which we do not think
woald be paying bushes for them. Some
suppose they will have to emigrate. "a
The following is the manifest of the
steamer Union, on her last trip from Bow
ling Green 10 this city
hhds tobacco, e. y Riley & Co; hhds
tobacco, Geo. Foster < Co.; box cigars, S.
Myers; l roll leather, bag rags, w. T..
French & Co.; bdl collars, AS hhis tobac-
80, 245 bbls Hour, 50 casks shoulders, %
rolls leather, l. A. Crane; Al hhds tobacco,
bag sacks, 81 rolls. box leather, j. S.
Mitchell & Co.; bbls, kegs beer, John
Enrich; box cigars, Baer & Small; 2
hhds tobacco, Bement & Viele; 6 ties hams,
Brown & Aikman; hhds tobacco, Louis
vile
The Union LEFT for Bowling Green with a
good trip.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-16
ST.. JoHSs, n. f., Nav l4-P

The agent OF the New York Associated
Press, at Cape Race, with bis assistant, and
the news boat fully equipped for service of
that point, left this city to-day, and will
doubtless be in order for efficient service, on
and after Monday next. The arrangements
of the Press are far more reliable then they
have been before, and there is good reason
to expect that every steamer passing day or
night, within reasonable distance of Cape
Race lighthouse, will be boarded by the As
sociative news-boai, all the arrangements
being under the immediate supervis ion of
Mr.. farrel, for mrny years, the attentive
manager of the news-boat establishment OF
the Association at Sandy Hook.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-16

We observe that even the sanguine adyo-
Gates OF free trade are beginning to be alarm
ed by the sudden flush OF our foreign impor-
tatioRs consequent upon the revival Of the
commercial activity which has so long been
kept in suspense by the late financial revul-
sion. AS that reyulsiOn was preceded by a
similar Influx of foreign goods, and by even
less marked decline in the aggregate value
OF our domestic exports, it is augured that
the present activity at the custom houses of
our leading ports may prove TO be but the
presage OF a similar catastrophe, though
destined, it is hoped, to be less permanent
and widespread in its effects. A writer for
the Baltimore Sun, of decided free trade pro-
cliyities, remarks as follows on the possibly
decisive character Of our present CONNER
eial prosperity:
impOrtations of foreign goods cannot be
sustained at the same rate, without an in
creased demand for our exportable commo-
dities. The difficulty is that we have moth
ing to export but cotton, gold, and State and
corporation stocks. The gold must soon &c
out to pay for importations, and another de.
preston may be looked for, but it will oc-
cur SO soon that it will be a comparatively
easy let down. The goods are wanted, II
is true; but where will be the means OF
paying for them p
Ia confirmation Of these views and ap.
prehensions, we may state that the steamer
which left New York for Europe, on las
Saturday, took out with her, more than ;
million of dollars in gold. II the evil augu
ries derived from present indications, should
be verified by future Developments, it would
serve to add another to the many signifcan
warnings already afforded by our past ex
Perience, against the perpetuation OF al
economical policy, which, by unduly stimu
lating foreign importations, at the very tim,
when il withdraws protection from our hom'
industry, tends inevitably to create the con
aitions of an unstable equilibrium in tn
trade and finance Of the country. Tha
surely cannot he the perfection of a revenu
system, which is seen To be subject TO sucl
Observation-Disclosures too, which tend /,
reproduce themselves in a vicious circle-fo
the same tariff which fails to snbserye il
revenue purposes, by raising too little a
one time, is in perpetual danger OF equally
defeating It's end, by raising too much O
imprudent irDportations atanothsr. -1ntsu
gsEeg
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-16
NV YoRK,May AN

The steamship Star of the West, from
Aspinwall on the 4th inst, and Havana on
the 9Th inst, arrived here this morning,
bringing nearly million and half in spe-
cie.
Her adyices have been anticipated by the
Tehuantepec steamer.
A rumor was current at Acapulco, but Is
doubted, as the news by this steamer Is not
SO hate as that received via Vera Cruz, that
the Liberals had taken all the City OF Next
co except the Palace.
The advices from the Isthmus are unim-
o.tant.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-16

B6- We had occasion already to allude to
the displacing of the old vegetable stands in
the Upper Market, and in the same connec-
tion we should have suggested, that the
present miserable board flooring be torn up
and good brick pavemen: put down in
stead Every one will admit the convent
ence and economy contained in this sugges-
ton, and we trust the matter will lie soon
attended to-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-16

Bes- The Richmond Palladium says that
u good deal of excitement has been created
IN Milton, in that county, by reported at
tacks Of mad dogs on hogs, dogs and cattle.
One of the children of Mr. Millspaugh,
was bitten, and very general infection of
The horrible poison is feared among the
brute part of the village. The trustees have
authorized the indiscriminate killing OF dogs
wherever they may be found.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-16
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
From Washington.
By THE Z. q W. LINE

WASHINGTON, May AN
The War Department has designated the
following stations as schools for artillery
practice, viz: Forts Ridgeley, Randall, and
Leavenworth in the Department of the We,i;
Fort Clark in the Department of Texas,
and Fort Vancouver in the Department OF
Oregon
Lieutenants Almy and Pegran have been
detached from the command OF the steamers
Fulton and Water Witch.
Commissioner Greenwood entered on the
discharge of his duties in the Indian Bureau
yesterday.