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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONs-APKu. 25-Bef1re Justices
ToANOILY BKtNNAN and KELLY.

Connolly, BRENNAN and NELLY.
John T. Brown. assault and battery; fined 30 ia
cob Baker a-sult aud battery fined go Rosus Ensbrec
assault and battery; fined +b James Collins, assault and bat
iey fined SO Patrick Foeuy, assault and battery fined 50
Io.eph Fri.darder a,.sult ed battery fined 10 Henry
Hunter s.au md battery; Gled 50 Elias Levy assault and
battery; hued $40 John ONeil assault and battery hued
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go where the gh, and heat exhibition no
% ~ H. best cheapest aud most simple works IN
4 child can II; Two feet squsre i al the room
49, 4 ana We cha enyc comparison with any Gas Com.
4 through lee sa and water for 100 70 10 90 ie.,
ne es,r S,s.e aud County Rights for sale.
- w '"' Hull, MAPEs, HILL co.
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IAdsstiso'nrEt.l
,..,.r,c,ttY BEAUTIFUL!

'..,,t orsty Low PRlCkD. +.
h'Evsettss CARPETS, on CLOTHS, &c.
vcsr..i~v's superb Medallion.
Roysl Velyets - p; Brusse1 90 per yard
Irr~irs S7ic Oh Cloth Sic 90 75s.
HiKAN ANDERSON, No. - Bosefy
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., City H.n Police Court, and held 20 bail in III
,,.,rtr.-On Sunday evening n dis-

.,ors AsslULI.-Vh oUHuHJ VFVIHI Y VIZ
frl0Sp IN drinking saloon Tweni y'eoond street,
.ss 4. charged that James Hewitt mason, stabbed
~ vinL II No li2 East Twenty second street he the
is.,s .de, fic;ius very dangerous Won ID" TIE &C
W 49, -. IN sslfdelcuse He commit, for trial.
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% AyTRAY.-A fireman, named John Bruce.
sfish me head ~ Pratt. saloon, IN Mercer street. on
~ r1oe as fellow named Crow. No made.
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Rock DROPFEBs.-JOhn Wilson, Cal

sgGss . RToff 1. on t. WY W q a Cana,
ID. - ~ market Yesterday mominE, when couple of
sg va sud d.p.syins apockeiboos containing roll of
Ess csme ~ e7e 81 cod pieces Que of which they al.
= - 10 e..urs himself oi IT, grnuueue-. aid
ssss5 picked uP, and e. they were going out q town,
IL I'D S &ssa s sSyr6 se h i5 a. p oss
q 80 ~ ore which h. Led seen aud b. put IL into his
"a re scrtiy upon looking ~ bis prize, be found that
~ ~ N psper and three copper cents He laid hs
$50 - ~ Police but they could ad.1d hin relief
Patrick Scales. an Irishmsn, was admitted
81, Hospital yesterday with broken Jaw which ne re'
y ,gfslt a Hsyersirsw.
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IAayert' .enentI

LSos,T,c SENATE Manufactured With az eV'rs aE
aih ,nrcs,ly M medicinal use For ssls by
y % '''P UDoLPHO WOLFE, No. - Beavers.
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cssrNr COCOAiNE,

GENUINE COcoMNE,
RoR DEFssINc rHF Hue.
p, Co. No. Isl, Sl9 81 end 100 Byoadusy
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o,puy's NEw PHoTOGRAPnc AND FINE A

u - 7af BroadR az, hTst block below the New. York
6ilLtAp ,olr,phs pagpeHeoyPs Miniatures in Oh and
c-JyT>~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

SUPERIOR COURT-SPgcfAL TYEN.-APRIL ej-BefJre
Judge PlEgREPosT.-DTCisioss.
VIM. j. Forbes agt. Robert Walker ct el.-Judg-
b. amended per sipuson; of appeal 20 be psd
Of tue fund in The Receivers hands Motion 10, lae sp
PEAL without security denied.
VIM. Forbes agt. Edgar Logan, Receiyer.-Sane
order IN The above
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-12-08
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.


| Two gentlemen Were discussing the peaoe news
Yesterday. Said No. l. ssNapoleon ought certainly to
have kept his word. that Italy should be nee from
the Alps to the Adriatic.'" "Ah % replied No. z.
ssthe reason Why he did not Is plain" He smelt too
much sulphur I know (Selferino)
Old Master Brown brought his ferule down-his
face Was angry and red. snow. <pthony Chair. 30
| get Won there, along with the girls" he said. Then
Anthony Chair, with mortified air, and his chin o
ON his breast, crept slowly away, and sat all day ~
the girl that loved him best.
All men, says Emerson. love q lover. There 10 .
sympathetic charm in the bearing OF one who 10 vssi-
bly, and Enthusiastically under the guidance Of . strong
and natural emotion. The very folies and extrava-
canoes Of q man thoroughly in love have ssweet and
gracious aspect, and are never ridiculous.
The ordinary rate of speed per second is as follows:
OF a man walking. 6 feet; Of o good horse in harness,
IL feet; Of good sailing ship. IL feet; Of q reindeer
in q sleigh on the ice, "a feet; Of q race horse. "
feet; Of q hare. locomotive, or hurricane, "a feet; OF
sound, 1892; Of a cannon ball. 1.SA feet; Of the
earth's rotation at the equator, 1.521 feet; OF the
earth's velocity in its orbit, 81. 132 feet, or - miles
In Italy, . lover at . ball places two fingers on his
mouth, which signifies to the lady 'You are very
handsome, and I wish to speak to you: Ii she
touches her cheek with her fan, and lets it gently
drop, that signifies, az CONSENT but If she turn her
head, it is . denial. At a ball in Paris, to take q lady.
out to dance with her, is only indifference; e. place
yourself near her, is interest; but to follow hef with
your eyes in the dance. is lore.
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afitf dllgdemsns 8uts


- &Mns@ WANais No requested to have Rpor made out on heir ama at Ii Islands. to
eNN - ~n NHAe Exporter Rp~s or journals Of oubs sins any part OF the Pacific. ddredh
oHM1G IN I've b s~Phb Merchant or whaehlsa arriving III Sandwich Ilanh PabS are
U4494GPhy ~ Sms EML -
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SundrieS.

GAN FRANCISCO WATER CRAoAI
Jenny Lind Cakes and Butter Crackers
Cranberries, in 10-gallon kegs,
Genuine Sperm Candies, Is,
Ground Pepper, in glass,
Oregon Salmon.
Putty, in tins and bladders, |
California Mackerel, in barrels ana kesS
California Herring, in kegs and kits
Sardines, in kegs,
California vermicilli,
California Macaroni,
Preserved Ginger,
Red, white and blue Bunting,
Cases Carbonate Soda,
Half-chests tea,
I6o-tf II. W sHse7
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-12-08
B. f. SNOW
Offers for Sale,

THE CARGO OF
Clipper Ship Phansq
Cases loaf sugar, Ground peppd,,
Half bbls do. Ground musnl
Boxes raisins, Table salt
Bbls Carolina rice
Bbls cement, Patent cnMc@i
Bbls Ina Navy Bread.
Bbls mud boxes Wam
One Center Board Boat.
smooth Bottom W.
Oil casks, shocks, hoops and heads. half-bbl heem
Etc, ETC., ETC.,
Casks Cu4BERLAND CoAI,
100 BBLs HAxALL Flour,
BALES OAKUM,
CEDAR SHINGLES, ETC., ETC.
l5--u -
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Just Received per
w mia ground ginger, ir glass,
California ground sage, in glass;
Hamlln b Bakers oysters, 4
Fresh peaches, In syrup,
Raspberry jam,
Strawberry jam,
Rresh Strawberries, In giase,
Green ooen, fresh honey hqsa III ~
l51-f For pa1e ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-12-08

Just Received ex "Verden !"
FROM BREMEN
EINE WEsTPHALIA HAMS, BOLOGNA
sausages. fresh currants, in stone jars.
Fresh olive oil,
Fresh sardines, quarter tins,
Fresh sardines, half tins,
French green peas,
French prunes, In small jars,
French olives,
French capers,
French mustard,
French chocolate,
French sperm candles. For sale cheap by
l67-tf sam. sAvIDGE.
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ONE PRICE! NO DEtISIlvs|
Quick Sales! Small IL

NRANK SPENCER WOULD : q
fully invite the attention Of the pnoM !
the Ladies in particular, to his well selected spA
Dry Goods and Fancy AIneSSI1
And to meet the times, he would oiier !. 4 olJb4
ING PROFIT, confident in the old saw, tne'
is better than q slow shilling" sASixS
N. B.-The services Of a well-known aM ihs7
having been secured, the public may res.
will be spared to give the fullest sausiac-N
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advertisement.
d R'UG STOP6;

- - IL MI
VvH UNDERSIGNED. u.-
ceived by the latest arrival froo,' HAvMc
Europe, q new and large assortment of n rM United 3
and Toilet A rsicles. now ofsI .s,usA NJ
less prices than !" he pe ! sources, FIRST rate arte,es ~ ~
Physicians and others will have tha;-
at satisfactory prices. "eir ordes prr.~
Prescriptions made up accurately ana -
particularly from Thayer's celehrstaS % IRON theber.
provement on Tinctures. n"a extracts , i
MEDICINE CHESTS reflled at the
as voyages to different countries reo,;,a "apex naz
The following comprise a few Of ths
assortment, viz: @iucis cut,;,
Alum, arnica plaster, IK;s,
Anise seed, arsenic, alcohol. uiarbQa -
Ant poison, bay rum, borax, Lio,as cordial
Balsam-pectoral bitters. Nnoaa."e, lnineux
CASTLE SOAP, cream of tartar, Nurss -, mp salys
Calnphor, cherry pectoral, Oils ofk~%,
Celebrated copahine, pn~no ergamd and
Cod liver oil, diamond cement SAINT, ooAes, lms -
Extracts OF sarsaparilla and GIN RIM ioxe1fa Z
ger, stvoL
Extract Of valerian, Svrinann'e sdA,
Emery powder, erasive salts, Toilet ssNd sAs
Flavoring extracts, iTo,,t posuer, 0la -
Fluid magnesia, gum arabic, Thorn pseezsn
Gelatine, Henry's magnesia, lTeeth;nn Set, tuau
Holloway's ointment. hair dyes yiaIs ~ ,ssA tMh
- I"hi'e and yellow M
hobiN's CELEBRATED ExTR.1
comprising "a different kins. =
Best quality JEAN MARIE FARINA ooroo~-
Sandal wood extract, candies, juiuhe r.oovlod3k
Burnett's cocaine and oriental tooth 80
Orange tree and tortoise shell tooth-pcts
Toilets soaps and brushes, infant hair S,ms-
Combs, scurf brushes, (patent } trieorl ound
Hyperion fluid, hair oils, asst'd. f"'os
SAhSAFAkILLA MEAD, Ian sg,e,,h.-
beverage, prepared by Z. Hor1.u mi
COSTAR'S RAT POISON.
DR.. JAYNE'S MEDICINES
167-tf FDwApn 80 Il
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Lumber, Shingles and clsP as.1
100000 sa:Isi,as : 4 sass
Boards, and Scantling OF all sizes, r.sup,
1Oc.O0O Shingles, sawed, shaved cellar ."
Pine Clapboards, 4, 8 and II feet long, /
Spruce do, 4 and 8 feet long, ,,oe.
Red wood Clapboards, Q, IL, II and loW
White oak, /, IL and 2 inches,
Sheathing. !, I and ! inch, viits 80
Observation-Disclosures, spruce, yellow PM SfhhH =
And al kinds Of building Materials wsns' n u
138-f For sale at lowest rates py -"
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n. ~
OFFERS FOR SALE to
PER ~WA1MEN0TON
zsss u - -
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THE AGENT OF THE
Hudson's Bay Company
= public to the following assortment Of merchandise, the most
ID Ell
-
FROM LONDON!
Ihese goods, which are of superior quality. are offered to the
trade on favorable terms, and comprise in part as follows
Dry Goods, sc.
Gases pink and yellow prints, blue do, mourning do,
White ground prints, bales white cotton, fine do,
Bales white, green, blue and scarlet blankets,
Cases white and drab corduroy, cases black cloth,
Asstd merino, alpaca, cs plain and check crinoiine,
Real WEIGH flannel, fine blue do, princettas,
Lasting, cs white ground and asstd printed muslin,
Towels and napkins, huckabuck for do,
Check holland, printed barege, plain do: cambrics,
Muslin dresses, founoed do, black silk robes
n nsGa and cotton md, drill, d esdIm s C",o,ss a fro'ks'
Fancy vesting, bonnet ribbons in great variety.
Ms long cloth shirts, regatta do, pea jackets,
Fearnought jackets, pilot cloth trowsers,
Brides, single and double rein. Pelham brides.
Hardware.
Bundles round iron, asstd, fiat bar iron, asstd,
Spades, shovels, files. cross cut saws. hand do,
Tenor saws, assorted locks, knives and forks,
B. NJ. spoons, scissors. corkscrews. plated spurs,
Butchers steels, carpenters AIDES,
Cast iron pots, asstd sizes, coopers' anvils,
Iron hurdles, r. long, in, in 4 upright and ! horizontal bars,
Cut nails, asstd sizes, metal brace buttons.
Naval stores.
Tarred rope, asstd sizes, Manila rope, bolt rope,
Hambro lines, boiled linseed oil, spirits of turpentine,
Sail canvas, asssd, barrels Stockholm tar,
Barrels pitch, ship scrapers, sewing palms,
Bees wax; sand paper, chain hooks,
Iron and brass screws, caulking irons,
Redpa'hs patent pumps, with fly Wheel
Cases sheatning copper, IA o. 20 SO o.,
Casks composition nails, assorted sizes.
Groceries.
Cases English bacon, do do hams, cs Cheshire cheese,
Cases pie fruits, jelies and jams, asstd,
Candied orange and citron peel, cases pickles.
Sauces, white wine vinegar, mustard, capers,
Preserved meats and vegetables, cases maccaroni,
Ground black pepper, Cases patent groats. pepper
Patent barley, Scotch oatmeal, almonds. saleratus,
Mulagatawny paste, stearine candles,
Yellow soap, notified soap.
Ales, Wines and Spirits.
ALE .assh;s quarts,
Mar4ettf's-inq quarts,
Marzettis diamond-in quarts and pints,
Allsops-in quarts and pints,
BASIN quarts and pints,
Byass'-in quarts and pints.
Barclay y Perkins'-in quarts and pints,
Bridges 4 sons-in quarts and pints,
Morice Cox K Coin quarts and pints.
Superior port-in cs offs doz each,
Superior sherry-in quarter casks,
Superior ssn. .nsr.Smin cases !. Of dozen each,
Claret-in cs Of 1 dog each,
nrvn Superior claret-in cs Of 2 doz each.
u '. Proprietor's-in quarter casks,
In bottle few cases i dozen each.
Old Tom-in quarter casks.
Jamaica-in quarter casks.
Perfumery.
Fine eau de cologne,
Fountain perfumery,
Assorted hair oils,
Bears grease,
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On SabaItnlsn.
SHIPPING OFFICE.

NOTICE.-THE ED,
IN would most respectfully inform the merchants Of Homo
lulu, and Shipmasters visiting this port, that they have this Gay
entered into co-partnership, for the purpose Of shipping foreign
seamen. From past experience and strict attention to the busi-
ness, we hope to be able to execute all orders entrusted to our
care faithfully, and with dispatch.
II Having made arrangements with Mr.. JOHN DAVIS, o
the National Hotel, for the accommodation Of seamen, we shall
be enabled to have whole crews on hand for shipment at the
shortest notice
N. B.-Approved security given for the amount advanced to
seamen until outside of the reef. THOMAS II. PLACE,
l6i6.u WILLIAM A.
Late Of the firm Of Graham & Markham, Shipping Agents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-11
N.~iYer7e market.

aaTxa NEW y DIRK. Oct. 1o-PhE
Flour moderately active and a shade
better; sales at 4 55@4 60 for supefine
State; 4 7O@4 80 for extra State; 500
4 65 for snper: Western zoos 90 for
common to medium extra Western; oo@
s so for shipping brands; extra round hoop
Ohio quiet Rye unchangedat 500
4 40. Wheat yrm and lc better; sales at
l 23@l 125 for white Carolina; l AZ for
Ky; lS2o forfed Southern Rye scarce and
better !; sales at s5@S8c. Barley dull and
lower; sales 75@77s. Corn better at sscfor
mixed Western; 94@96c for yellow
Oats; 45c for Western. Whisky buoyant !;
sales at 28fc. Pork..dul at Is 62lfor mess;
Is rs for prime. Beef unchanged at 40
GA rs for prime; 5 O0@6 90 for mess. Beef
hams steady. Cut meats scarce and firm
at s for shoulders, and 8 for hams Lard
steady at ll@lls. Butter steady at l2@
l6 forJOhio.; 17@21 for State. Cheese
steady at 6@92. 'sti
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-11
WASHINGTON. Oct. lO-p M

-
The private letter from London states that
our Minister, Mr.. Dallas, is exerting himself
to procure recognition of the Mexican Lib
eral Government, while other prominent
gentlemen are similarly engaged.
Reliable accounts from Monterey show
that Vidaurri has not deserted to the Church
party as reported. lfaAH H-f-.ff
An unpleasant difference of opinion, how
ever, existed between him and Gen. Degola-
do, regarding the administration of his ju-
risdiction. .,... .... ..r
So far as known, Gen. Wheat is the only
citizen of the United States that has gvne to
fight the battles of the Liberals The invi-
tation was extended to him by Gen. Alvarez
several months ago.
Until the publication of Judge Black s
second reply to Judge Douglas, it was I'M
derstood that the latter would leave the pub
lie to Judge between their two publications,
without any rejoinder from him; but, since
Judge Blacks second reply, Judge Douglas
has commenced a rejonder over his own
signature, to appear in a few days. In the
meantime, volunteer reply to Judge Black,
from one Of Judge Douglas friends, viii be
issued.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-11


GIBSON COUNTY FAIR.-0ur citizens will
not forget that our sister county holds her
annual Fair at Princeton during the present
week. We learn that the farmers ard me-
chanics of old Gibson are determined to
present an exhibition that will amply repay
a visit, and they will be greatly disappointed
if large numbers from our city are not found
present on the occasion. Yesterday and to-
day were set apart as days of entry; the
exhibition proper will begin tomorrow
Princeton is celebrated for the hospitality of
its residents, and We feel snre the manner in
which visitors will be treated during the
Fair will but enhance its fame. ..-
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. lO-P W

NEN OhLEANc, OCt. lO--f
Brownsville, Texas, has been attacked by
band of Mexican guerrilas. Several per-
son, were killed.. The Jail was broken open
and the prisoners set ut liberty. Intense
excitement prevailed. The guerrillas were
headed by Cartenas, who shot the sheriff Of
Brownsville last July, when attempting to
arrest him. -......- s..,.g
The party WAS 100 strong mounted on
horseback. II rode into the city and posted
sentinels. General Caravajel and others
from Matamoras, arrived and persuaded the
outlaws to leave. Fort Brown was garri-
soned by Mexican troops from Matamoras.
The citizens have formed patrol. The
outlawsswere encamped near the city. A
Mexican General obtained their promise not
to mole,t Brownsville again. The citizens
still expect another attack, as the outlaws
boosted there more were on the list to kill. An
express has been sent to San Antonio for
troops. The Brownsville Flag (extra) thinks
the citizens of Matamoras are to blame.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-11

h, D3 Dawson, of the Fort Wayne Times,
seems to be spiteful towards Lafayette. He
even suggests to the inhabitants of that city
that they get up an excursion train and 60
to the devil for halftare. Fort Wayne and
Lafayette have both contended zealously for
the location of the new State Prison. Our
opinion is that either place is very appro-
pirate, and we are not surprised that Gov
Willard and the Commissioners have trouble
In deciding which city should have it. s-l
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Local and Miscellaneous.

MA. Fairs are provocatives of hunger
Indeed, Fair without eating would be an
anamoly. Aware of this fact, Mr.. E. W..
SLACK. has fitted up a superb eating house on
the Gibson county Fair grounds, and pro-
poses to feed the hungry at the rate of Is
cents per meal. He was limited by the man.
ayers Of the Fair to that sum, when they
gave him the exclusive privilege of selling
As they did not, at the same time, limit the
amount of provisions he should furnish for
a quarter, We have no doubt, Mr.. SLACK will
exceed the wants of his customers - = 9
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ARRIVAL OF THE ~ - q,
INDIAN!.,
LIVERPOOL MARKET.

..-~,-. FARTHER PoINT, Oct l0-P NJ.
The steamship Indian has arrived, with
Liverpool dates to Wednesday, 2sth ult.,
three days later. II ........................si
1t was rumored that the Great Eastern
would be still further delayed, and that her
departure for the United States would not
take place until Oct. goth. ....- ..-.-..l =
~ -.--.-.. LIVERPOOL, 9th
Sales of cotton for the last three days have
been q, 900 bales. The market closed dull,
prices being easier, though the quotations
remain unchanged. a
A defnitive treaty of peace between Aus
tria and France would be signed in a few
days at Zurich. f...................-.E
The overland mail had further news from
China to Aug. 10. .'.-.-
The whereabouts of Mr. Ward, the Amer
lean minister, was not known. ..--.--
The American ship Charles Buch, nearly
loaded for Liverpool, was burnt at Bombay.
Total loss. --.-.. --..--.-.. f.---.-- .-..- $3.50
A Paris correspondent says the amended
Zurich programme is stated to be about as
follows: --..--....-..
A de6nitive treaty of peace will be sign
ed by three powers, by which Austria cedes
Lombardy to France, who viii transfer it to
Sardinia. ...s s,....
The most difficult point in the double
transfer is the debt of Austria. "a
The documents respecting the Italian con-
federation of the duchies, etc., will be sign
ed by the Austrian and French p.snipoten-
tiaries only, as Sardinia utterly rejects the
restoration, and will not, under present cir
cumstances, agree TO the confederate
1t is rumored that Prince Albert wi rep
resent England, and the Arch-Duke faxi-
milan, Austria, in the proposed Congress at
Brussels. e,.v
a-.-- LONDON, Wednesday, AN
Col. Hawkins Commissioner for the Ore
gon boundary, arrived yesterday. and had
an interview at the Foreign Office immedi-
ately after his arrival.
.f1 r LIVERPOOL, 9th.
The breadstuffs market closed dull. Flour
steady. Wheat quiet and prices steady
Corn has declining tendency, there being
little inquiry, and prices neat. Beef firm.
Pork dull and quotations nominal. Bacon
quiet. Lard dull at 5Gs. Coffee steady
Sugar dull. ''t
f. LONDON, 9th.
Brsadstuffs dull. Sugar heavy at de-
cline of Gd@ls.
The money market is generally unchang-
ed. Consuls are quoted at 95s@95i. s.ss-'
A Paris correspondent says there is still
sisting in keeping an army in venetia.
The Indian will reach Quebec tomorrow
morning. .t.,# .f ..E--i. "a, !.
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NoRroLK. Va. Oct. lo-pM

There are still no tidings of the crippled
steamer Quakcr City, and fears are entertain
ed for her safety, exposed to the heavy
north east gale of yesterday. To-day the
wind is light. pE -
Alta meeting Of the passengers held this
afternoon, Capt. Chadburn was presented
with gold watch and purse of gold. A
thrilling speech was made by DR.. Simpkins,
collector for this port.
q The barque Dumbdrton is to leave immc-
diately for New York. --F
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GIBSON COUNTY FAIR.-The f. & G.. Rail-
road will take passengers from this city,
who wish to attend the Fair at Princeton
for half price. Persons can leave our city in
the accommodation train at half past 10
clock, or in the six and half o'clock train,
have an ample opportunity to see all of the
exhibition and return the same day. The
show promises to be good one. f--a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-11
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. I0-p

-i PHILADELPHIA, Oct. lO-P
The match between the All England Flew
en- and % Americans commenced at three
o clock this afternoon, at the st. Georges
Club ground, near Camacs woods. Lockyer
wicket keeper. ~V So tAN p 9
The following is the score Of the Ameri-
can %: -.l ..
First innings-J. Long b. Parr, 2; Shar-
raft b. jackson, o.; Wistar b. Wisden, 8;
Barclay b Jackson, o; Newhall b. Parr, 81;
Grundy b. Parr, o; A. Ii. Gibbs, not out
l9; II. Wright b. Parr, | /; Hull hit wicket
b. Caffyn, B; Wildly beat Caffyn, o, byes,
3-total, Al. ..,..... ..... q s..-.'
At clock the stumps were drawn. The
play will be resumed on Wednesday, to-mor-
row being election day.
The heavy rain that fell last night and
this morning rendered the grounds damp
and slippy. The bowling aud fielding was
excellent.