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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-21
Ay IscH or RAIN on rHs ATLANTIC.

AS IscH or RAIN on rHE ATLANTIC.
--Lieutenant Maury thus computes the ei-
feet of single inch of rain falling on the
Atlantic Ocean The Atlantic includes an
area of twenty-f millions of square miles
Suppose an inch of rain to fall upon only
one-fifth Of this vast expanse. 1t would
weigh, says our author three hundred and
sixty thousand millions of tons; and the
salt, which, as water, it held in solution in
the sea, and which, when that water was
taken up as vspor, was left behind to disturb
equilibrium, weighed sixteen millions more
of tons, or nearly twice as much as all the
ships in the world could carry at a cargo
each. 1t might fall in an hour, or it might
fall in a day; but, occupy what time it
might in falling, this rain is calculated to
exert 80 much force-which is inconceiva-
bly, great-in disturbing the equilibrium Of
the ocean. Ifall the waters discharged by
the Mississippi river during the year were
taken up in one weighty measure, and cast
into the ocean at o effort, it would make
a greater disturbance in tie equilibrium of
the sea than would the fall ofrain supposed. y
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The NAPIER BALL Many OF
the parties who furnished the splendors and
luxuries of the Napier Ball have never re-
ceived their pay, and have called upon
Messrs Willards, the Landlords, to account
for the moneys received by them. They ex-
plain by saying that certain Honorable y
gentlemen, who manageable ball, collected
funds amounting to $1,000 for admission
tickets, which they have neglected to pay
they will pay up.
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ma. The Roman Catholic hierarchy in
the United States, is organized by the for
nation of seven ecclesiastical Provinces, the
capitals Of which are Baltimore, Cincinnati,
New Orleans, New York, Oregon, San Fran
cisco, and ST. Louis. These provinces are
subdivided in dioceses and vicariate apos-
tolic. OF the latter, there are only two
East Florida, and the Indian territory east
of the Rocky Mountains) now occupied by
Bishops IN pdrtibm. Over each province an
archbishop presides, who is also head of a
diocese-for example, Archbishop Kenrick
presides over the diocese of Baltimore.
There are nine bishops or coadjutors in the
province of Baltimore; eight in Cincinnati;
six in New Orleans; nine IN New York
three In Oregon; two in San Francisco
and nine in st. Louis. The whole number
of Catholic archbishops and bishops in the
United States is fifty.
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NEWS By TELEGRAPH,
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM
f EUEOPE.
By THE y. & W. LINE.

HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM
rs EUEOPE.
Arrival OF the Arabta..War Inevita-
bie--Grtet Prize Fight-.-sayers
again the Victor.
HALIFAX, April 20-pM
Lord Derby annouced in the House OF
Lords that the Cabinet would dissolve Par
lament and appeal to the country. He Sc
verely commented on Lord Russefs course
and likewise characterized Palmerstoa S rec
concentrations that the Ministry should ac-
cept Russelrs amendment, as direct in
suit
D. Israeli made corresponding announce
ment in the Commons.
1t is reported that Austria will insist on
the disarming of Piedmont before the open
of ing the Congress.
The sedition trials in Belfast resulted in
the disagreement of the jury.
Bombay telegraphic reports to March 4th
have been received.
Tantiatopee had disappeared and his fol-
lowers dispersed.
The financial emparassment of the gov
eminent was most severe. There was q
panic in the money market.
LONDON, Saturday
The Earl of Malmesbury's remarks yes
tercay, in Parliament, are construed into an
admission of the hopelessness of peace
The movement of troops and war materials
| in France continues on large scale, &C, 600
troops are on the way to reinforce those al
Lyons.
| A feeling that war Is inevitable prevails
at the French Foreign Office, and il shared
by some Of the highest functionaries
| Orders have been sent to Toulon for 6s
vessels t. be ready to put to sea at day
notice; also eight vessels have been ordered
| from Brest to Toulon. All the Marseilles
vessels in the Adriatic are Fastening home
The Paris Bourse was declining.
The English ambassador at Tarin had
suddenly left for London.
The adyices by the Arabia state that tn,
great prize fight between Savers and Pad
dock came off on the 5th inst. Over loo
persons were present. A series of rounds
Were fought, occupying 81 minutes Savers
was the victor, thus retaining the cham
pionship of England.
HALIFAX, April 20-s
The dispatches received by the Arab,
! ioNS 'hc itciIo VI NEWS
The steamship North Britain and City o
Washington arrived out on the 7th, tn,
steamer Eliza was off Liverpool on the 9th
The Ministry has decided on dissolution
Of Parliament, but no day has been fxe,
for the event. The country has been flood
cd with addresses to the Queen on the sub
ject.
The India loan bill for seven millions ha,
passed. The continental advices are yer,
warlike and threatening. The latest intel
ligence says that the crisis is at hand an
great bodies of Austrian troops are on tn
move for Italy. There is also great activit
in France. The Bourse is depressed an
prices had declined nearly one per cent il
the last two days.
The steamship City of Washington had
splendid trip out in eleven days
LIVERPOOL, April 9Th
The sales of cotton for the week hay
been 36, 900 bales at a-iecline of lie, ehiei
ly OH inferior qualities.
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Mss SALLIE ST. CLAIR.-This gifted ac-
tress bid final adieu to her Evansville audi
ences on Tuesday evening. The play wa:
marred considerably, in the hurry to get
through in time for the fair Sallie to take
passage on the Scioto, which was waiting
Tor her. We understand that she goes ID
her home in Syracuse, New York, direct,
intending to rest after her severe labors OF
the winter. She leaves many admirers il
our city, who, should she ever see fit to visit
Us again, will greet her with much enthL'
siasm.
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ssEr If any of our readers are in doubt
in reference TO the truth of our statements
regarding the goods sold at the general fur
nishing and fine clothing emporium, on
First street, next door TO the Post Office, it
is but necessary for them to step in and look
through the large and really beautiful stock
Of cloths, clothing and furnishing goods, and
we are convinced they viii agree with us
that LYONS has the largest and best selected
stock of goods for gentlemsn's wear ever
brought to Evansville, and by buying prin-
cipally for cash, at close figures, is enabled,
and determined, to protect his customers in
the price and quality of goods sold at hi:
establishment.
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DHr- IL is astonishing what progress has
been made in our city in the last year or two,
in the beautiful srt of photographing, espe-
cially since the introduction of that amaz-
ingly pretty picture taken by Mr.. Smith, at
the Crescent City Gallery, opposite the Court
House, named tue Melaihotype. 1t is the
cheapest and most enduring picture made,
and is unequalled by any for beauty. Call
and see specimens.
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TIE LEE TRAGEDY.-T The wretch who
murdered his mother, two brothers, and a
child, and set fire to the house, at Lee, near
Bangor, Maine, has made full confession
of the awful deed. He says he made a clean
sweep of the whole family, and burned the
house to hide his guilt. He shows no par
ticular feeling about the matter.
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s% The face of all things in nature are
more or less indicative of the internal char
sctsr, and especially is this true of man
Persons should select those artists who know
how TO catch the features of their patrons in
the most pleasing and best form, and not
have the distortions to show their friends
which are 50 often m;snamed fikenesses.-
Our young Indies and gentlemen should not
forget this, but should call ON Mr.. Smith,
opposite the Court House, and secure one of
his permanent and cheap pictures which
will outlast their youth and beauty, and be
pleasant Renaissance all their days. r
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Local and Miscellaneous.

aA- In the Circuit Court, yesterday,
Richardson, who shot Thos- j. eastman,
through the lungs, sometime in October
last, was acquitted. eastman did not die,
though the injury received will prove a
source of trouble during bis whole lifetime.
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s-,s-- The Rev William Taylor. the eel,

G-rst- The Rev. William Taylor, the cele-
brated street preacher, from California, will
deliver two sermons in our city on Sunday
next. In the morning he will preach al the
lngle Street Church, il being quarterly
meeting occasion, and in the evening AT Lo-
Gust Street Church. Mr.. Taylor is regarded
as one of the most eloquent divines belong
ing to that denomination of Christians
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WORTHY OF lNITATIoS.-The citizens of
the small town of worthington, raised, in
two days, nearly tro thousand dollars to
keep the canal from Newberry to Terre
Haute in repair. This sum is larger, in pro-
portion to the inhabitants and wealth of the
place, than SlOO, 900 would be for this city
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DsowSED.-Yesterday, about noon, the
body Of a boy was discovered floating down
tho river-sjust above where the Southern
Belle is lying-which proved to be almost
in state of decomposition. II was taken
ashore and a coroner's inquest held The
body was dressed in brown cashmere pants,
dark roundabout, to which the paats were
buttoned; twilled cotton shirt, with red
wristbands and a coarse pair of boots, split
open in front, and badly worn The de-
ceased was about 81 feet high, and seemed
to be in the neighborhood OF ten years old
Nothing was discovered by which the iden-
tity Of the person could be ascertained, mol
have we heard of any one answering to the
description, having disappeared.
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New York, April 2O-P

-.sl NEW York, April 2O--P
The steamer Saxonia, from Hamburg on
the 9Th inst, arrived here at : o'clock this
evening. .-l
She brings London afternoon papers OF
the 4th inst. They contain no parliamen-
tary proceedings.
The French Ambassador 1t Hanover was
recently Obliged TO quit the Theatre Royal
in consequence of snti-French demonstra-
ton.
Musard, the founder OF Concerts, died in
France recently, at the sdvanced age OF II
years
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n@- A little giriin Cincinnati, came near
losing her life by eating orange peel A
physician administered an emetic, and she
threw up a large quantity OF peel. The
doctor had no doubt that, had the peel re-
manned upon her stomach, death would
have ensned. This ought to be warning
10 parents.
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n% The New Postmaster General has
not satisfied the expectations of the country
vet, By any measures Of reform. Instead of
better mail arrangements, they are daily
growing worse; the complaints are becom-
ing louder and more universal
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NEM YORK Anril ON

Flour declined, sales of 1000 bills, at 0OGG
. 10 for State; 6 25(G56 30 for Ohio. Wheat
very dull. Corn lower, sales of 1900 BUSH
els at S6c.987c. for yellow mixed nomin-
al at s3c.Gs34c. Pork baoyant at IL SO
for Mess; IL Is for Prime. Lard dull at
llc.0llkc. Whisky dull at % &c. G26c
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nsY" At Attokee. Fulton county, Ohio,
Mrs. Jones took her child to daguerrean
gallery 10 have its picture taken, when the
little one called for some water, and the
lady took upa bowl of fluid, supposing it to
be water, but which proved to he prussic
acid, and gave it to the child to drink,
which threw it into spasms and produced
death in few minutes.
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D5- We are gratifed to announce that
the City Council, at its session on Saturday
night last, passed an order permitting Mr..
Copeland to go on and complete his tobacco
warehouse. Mr. Hunnell was also allowed
To complete his planning mill. This was both
proper and just. Especially is it the case
as regards Mr.. Copeland. He had obtained
the consent Of the property holders residing
on the square where ne designed erecting
the " stemmery," before he began the work.
The Council, likewise, gave him permit
Then, after he had gone TO great expense
and nearly completed MS building, TO pass
an order commanding the work to stop. was
considerable Of an outrage. The house
notwithstanding this vexatious delay, will
soon be complete. aud Evansville will boast
Of its first establishment for prizing and
stemming tobacco.
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LOUISVILLE, April 20-PM
River falling fast, with 10 feet water on
the falls for steamboats,. Weather cloudy
and threatening rain. Mercury 20.
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n a. CR.s.,'E, W.ERDI.N'6
Eo AND
Commission Merchant,

SfTOH.SGE u.f.N-TED.--wea are prepared
~ 20 store in our Fire Proof Warehouse, any
omar tity of Grain, Produce or Merchandise, on the
most liberal terms.
Having large and airy rooms up stairs, particular
care will be taken of Household Furniture, kgri-
cultural Implements and all kinds Of Goods or
wares liable TO damage from damp or rust.
Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates,
by the month"; or longer when desired
Warehouse located on corner Of Locust street and
w and E. Canal, and most convenient for shipping
by River or Railroad. Apply TO
APPS GEO. FOSTER & co
fHi.s:AL ST0R.4GE.--I have a large dou-
u BILE Warehouse at the Canal Basin, capable Of
storing any amount of produce, which will be re-
ceiyed stored taken of and held subject 70 the
owners orders on most reasonable terms.
y. q. 0'RILEl. r
mh2G-tf
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, April I'm
Cotton-The EuroPas advices caused a
greater frmness, but the quotations are uu-
changed. Sugar buoyant. Tobacco ac-
tive and sitter.
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Special Notices.
CHEWING TOBACCO.

AnIMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT in puttibgu
FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
ha. been adopted by Msssrs. E GooDwIN8 BRO,
Of New York City. a-.
TOBACCO, of the BEST QUALITY, is selected,
neatly wrapped in TIN FOIL, and PATENT
PRESSED.
The great advantages of this over other brands
consist in the size Of the packages, rendering it
more convenient TO carry in the pocket, and by be-
ing PRESSED SoLlD Dit keeps MOIST and FRESH
and improves In quality as it is used; while in
other brands as the package il opened, the
quality rapidly DETERIoRATEs-the tobacco
growing dry-and httering the pocket, to the great
annoyance of the consumer. The Dressing which
the fine Cut Tobacco undergoes I'm the process Of
manufacture, frees il from all grit or Impurities so
Objectionable in the use of Plug Tobacco. Chew
srs will do we'll to give the Patent Pressed trial.
and Judge for themselves. -
For sale by Wholesale Merchants, who receive IL
direct from the Manufacturers.
E. GOODWIN BRO,
atls-imdsW 2O7 200 Water ST., New York.
DR.. y. Hosssfssr's e.Isbrassd ssonsaeh
BITTERS, for the cure of Fever aud Ague, is, be-
yond all controversy, the safest and best remedy
that could lie used by the afflicted, for all diseases
Of the above nature. The most violent attacks Of
this dreadful disease have often been prevented by
the of this reliable remedy. The "Bitters''
have been used by the proprietor in an extensive
practice, in the treatment of Fever and Ague for
number OF years, and Its wonderful curative pow
ers are we'll known both to the press and the pub
lie. Those who desire thorough renovation OF
their entire system, should not fail to nse the
-Bittsrs."
az For sale by Druggists and dealers generally
everywhere. apo
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nG- In the Supreme Court of Rhode
Island, on Saturday last, thirty-two wives
were divorced from their husbands, and
seven husbands from their wives.
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CINCINNATI, April 2O---M
Weather clear aud mild. River fell three
feet last twenty -four hours. -.-E ~
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MINATIvE-NFvER KNOWN TO FAILi-In curing
the most protracted aud aggravated of Dyson
tory, Diarrhoa, Flux, Cholera Morbus. Summer
Complaint, and for children teething attended with
Irritation Of the bowels. Price pc per bottle.
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c.
Mohroe's Cough Balsam is simple and efiectusl
remedy in all the above complaints-espccially in
Asthma Price q cents per bottle.
MONROES TOOTH-ACHE SPECIFIC
Gives Immediate relief and proves valuable for Sore
Gums. Price 25 cents per bottle.
Prepared only by J. X. MONROE. AMI sold
wholesale and retail by DIR. f. EASTERLY,
:. 4. corner Third and Chestnut SITS, ST Louis.
STODDARD THOMPSON,
F.W SAWYER aA'e
EVANSVILLE, Indiana. deco a. w3m
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THE EVANSVILLE
WEEKLY JOURNAL.


Made mp from the DAiIY JouRsaI, contains = q
Colus Of iee!i seleeted aHd oaseay prepared Read-
ing Mate~, affording the best medium for keeping
friends in the country fully 'postcd up to Ice
found in the West
THE LATEST TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES,
Together with summary of the Markets, are in
serted in every Weekly paper, and 10y perusins the
JOURNAL, our friends in the Country will not Ice
liable to he ..picked up by spectators. and sci
their produce for less than IL u actually worth as
has often been done hei ctotore.
BE- Remember that the WEEKLY JoraNAL L. IA ale
up IF HEADING MATTER. sni mol altogether III
advertisements -Sa
The Weekly Journsl VIII he mailed. SO as To reach
the subscribers OF the adjoining cosntie- in good
season e $3.50
TsHMs.-7Sinsle eopys IL sn Ia col f--, $40. Our
friends should make haste TO their suJsciip-
tiohs, as our terms are strictly 1" odsdsoe d-c7
Tod Ls0sr OU % ga afabfs jolly
The recent Improvement made 10y T. Queru Ia the
preparation OF pleasant Jelly containing eighty
five per OF rhe best on. aud approved by the
n. \ Academy II Medicine, adapt, this valuable
remedy 10 the del,ate stomach liz is retain
ed, digsstei and assinniisted like ,uy t,'i Pas
ToLD, PAgKEK MoWEk. No. Fletcher street,
New York are th. General Agents tor Qneru's Cod
Liver Oil JeIiy.
aS fUr sae l., all Druggists nsT9-6m
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Bodiam Mining Company. Evansville, Indiana.
Office on Water street, between Main and Locust
Coal, In quantities Of not less than 20 bushels de-
livered any part OF the city, 10 per bush
at the pit, 8 cents. JOHN wYMOND,
oct9 Secretary anal Manager.
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Hardware.
H.4CSR STR.1EB a son. No. 40

hardware.
H.4COR STR.5UB a son, No. 40
eS MAIN STREET. We opening
large and well selected stock Of German, English,
and American HARDWARE, which we offer at very
low prices to Cash and prompt time buyers. Now
hand and arriving 20 land Spades.
An s', Rowlands's, aud other brands ShOvels
Blood's Cast Steel Grain and Grass Scythes,
d. Hay Knives and Briar d. TIC
Garden Eakes and Hoes. 4. l.. $500.
Mill Saws-Rowland's and other brands. -. q.
Cross Cut Saws, do German and 4. Steel,
Do do, Tuttle's Patent,
Booth & Co.'S Table Cutlery,
HaTgreayo's Pocket do,
Butcher and other brands Of Files Il Edge Tools,
Trace, Log, Halter and Pump Chains,
Hames,
Axes-Bloods, Lippincott's, and others,
Pump Tubing and Fixtures.
Ohio Tool Co. Planes and Truss Hope, -
Spear & JacksOn's Saws, f e
Brass and Enameled Kettles. ..t
Hay and Manure Forks,
Sneaths aud Cradles
Pruning Knives, Shears aud Saws Il r-.-.
FURNITURE HARDWARE.
Mahogany and Walnut Knobs,
Cupboard, Chest and Drawer Locks,
Wrought, Table, and Brass Hinges,
Bed screws-flat and square heads,
Coffin scraws aud Trimmings
Sand Paper, 4 MOL,
Casters, &C, &c.
our stock of English Goods, Cutlery, Files, 6c.,)
being purchased previous TO the late advance,
bies offer Inducements TO Cash buyers.
marls JACOB STRAUB son.
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PITTsBURG April 2o--P N.
River seven feet eight inches by the pier
mark and falling. Weather cloudy and
damp.
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~ scriker has just returned from the East with
large and fresh stock of everything in his line pur
chased from the manufacturers, and which will be
sold as low he purchased in Cincinnati,
which has heretofore had the bulk of this trade,
with the exception OF lew leading articles. He
has in store, and is daily receiving
1000 dozen Painted Buckets, all colors,
6tO nests Painted and Cedar Tubs, all sizes.
200 dozen Bras IS bound Cedar Buckets,
2n0 nests Painted and Cedar keelcrs,
100 dozen Cedar PiggiBs, in nests, brass and iron
bound,
100 dozen Cedar Churns, bras bound,
lUO de- Red Cedar CLurns, irou bound,
1871 do Well Buckets, Vanished, grades,
800 do Brooms, all grades, from large stable
small hearth,
1000 NJ Percussion Caps, imported,
800 dozen Baskets, imported, fancy & common,
leo do Washbcards, zine and bannistsr,
l'D do Hand Whisks, plain and f.ncy-
Also
Broom Makers Observation-Disclosures, Twine Taek-,
and Wire,
Rolling Pins, Potato Washers, Pastry Boards,
Wooden Bowls, Chopping Knives, Clothes Pins,
Nests Measures, Flower Baskets, Barrel Covers,
Butter Stamps, &C., &c, including too large va
rety for enumeration in an advertisement. Pur-
chasers requt sted to call and examine for them
selves J. Il. RUSSELL, 500 Main street
MARI Between Sd and 4th, Louisville, Ky
NNP.5.N1SH .nOSS-25 B.fLES RE-
~ ceived per Jsbn Rline, for sale by -.tT.
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ILIBS.-.l FEW MORE LEFT OF
u those nice Cabs are selling so cheap.
CHAS. McJoHNSTON, Posey's Block,
ap2 Main street, near the Canal.