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THE VERY LATEST NEWS.
THE VERY LATEST NEWS.
LIVERPOOL, April ellis P. n.
The steamer Etna has just arrived from New York.
Cousos in london at one O'Clock we're n s4x 95 for
money and account.
Earl MAmesbury's remarks are construed into an ad
mission that there Is hope for peace.


LONDON, April S-Evening,
Tho stock market quiet and steady the 9th and
7th, but on the sth was weaker and lower.
The funds presented Q further decline Of q y per
per cent The active at the minimum
rate Of -, per cent.
The Austrian exchanges had again risen owing 10 the
rts London Daily Nars' city article, dated evening OF
the sih general besviness prevailed to day, es
pec,aly this afternoon fresh fall ths Paris Bourse
and the unsafacory character Of polite. advces from
the CopreDt and hc anticipation OF the lndiao aud Rus
scn loans as well as the unfavorabe bank returns CON-
bired, created urfsvo aole feeling.
Coosols cosed the Sch At 953x o6k for money and
account Bar silver Sc. 2ik. Dollars nomnally Ss IA
cent The bullion In the Bank of England has decreased
ESQ COO since last wes ks return.
annual meeting Of the Great Western Of Canada Rail
road Company held in LONDON, the Dreoors report de
ciarpg dividend OF three por cent per annum,
adopted
Consols are o4yx q o5 for money and account
AMERICAN SECURITIES
Messrs Barring BIothers quote limited business At pre-
yious rates United States ves as vrs,o,s sxss 1884
Illinois Central ssyens 1880 rss land) sly Illinois csn
Mcsms. Bell 4 Co also report limited business at un
changed prices.
The london rs Of The 9Th says Illinois Central shares
have advanced rife, and quosss sales At 80 Ss ds
count do seveps, Ts do do free lands, $780, 81; New
ork Control snk funding, sex.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The sales Of the week were 80 900 pAes OF
which 800 to spectators and 900 ior .xpSre
There was decline on the week OF ones xsecsu y =
penny, chiefly the lower qualities Good us" qua
hsss show scarcely any change ine sscs 2. rr.uv
were goo bales of which 900 were 70 eHpu se's
The market closed quiet but Arm, ~ tho following au
thoriscd quotatisps;-- -. uy,,,.
Nav or,ssrs ..,..,... 81 7X
s NOZZLE. IS &,
yss .ccS IN pcr, was 900 BALES Of which $4,000
were american. Some authorities quote partial de
oiab ~ ornu Aho ~
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The stock in port 1900 oaes OF which $4,000
were american Some authorities quote partial de
cline of one sixteenth q eighth Of penny, the po-
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INDIA.

The Bombay mail Of March IL reached England on the
eth The news is anticipated by telegraph Tantia Topee
and other leading rebels hiding under false names
Freehts to England had slightly advanced.
The soupdngs taken by the Cycops in the Red
Sea for the Indian telegraph had been perfectly successful
BY way Of Russia IL is reported that famine was pre-
vailirg in the southern part Of China.
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RUSSIA.

b. Petersburgdespstch Of the 9th says an imperial
ukase for loan of sl2ooocoo, at three per cent was
published that day that the loan has been con.
cuded through Thomson, Bopar Co. of St. Petersburg
and n Msgner, banker Of the first instament payable
the sth Of Nay.
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The Central Park Commissioners.
me attempt 70 procure an extension Of the term Of tho
utra Park Comms and to enlarge their powers,
He'd the Legislature Authority however, was granted
e 10 obtain the additional portion Of land TO be added
The park northward, and trust they will conclude
bme negotiations without delay. The vacancy open by
resignation Of r. j. Dillon will, VIC believe, DO nled
y the Commissioners 10 day.
Appointments by the Governor.
BY snd 10Th the adrsce and eo'''e1 q ne Sssess,
NV YORK John 8. Amcs. William Apzsr, Wright
anss, Erastus W. B'own, samuel Bosrdmao, John A.
c~nsend Cannon, Charles Chamberlain, John B. Cop.
fnger, Albert DRAKE, James j. Dean, Apram J. Dit.
w', rnn, H. Pscsup John psrrow Pe.or
kx.noer Esgleson, Walter Edwards, Jr, vii
ban W Fowler, John r F.rrnx.op, w.Iliam q. Gre
sshel r. Herrick, Philip r. Hannarao, Nathaniel Jr.
n, Jr, George ;. levnes, Plus Narcisse 10 Gsndce,
si1 s.. So, A%orE ob %0Ge
Myers, orlando Il. Morris, Calvin Noyes, Waiter 9
inckpey, Daniel N. Price, Thomas f. Peers, Abransm
3Serce, Henry Quackenboes, Arnold A. Renson, vii
an aipley, Richard Reed, George W. Rlblet William
'osson, Edward NJ. Skidmorc, CHARLES c. Cdydam Ben
bnn NJ Sherman, Nathaniel " ssrstton Thomas ssdlor,
lien ssidep, James Ward smysh, wiiIism Hoyt scott,
ouvevpeur TilIotson, Edward g. Thompson, Reuben q.
lpderh', Lyman Van Baren. William O. ~hsewrishs,
PiIiam Wordsworth, George W. Washington, Gscrge g.
teers, Elliot r. shepard, James Grceu, AMBROSE =.
ncheli, William !: Lock wood, }. Marcus Boorman,
SiISm D. Hart, solomon l.. Hull, Horace r Herdmsn,
ssrd W. Collin, LYMAN W. Case. Henry A. Kerr
bsrss p. johnson, rnomae o. Acton, Israel Russell,
edevtsk Skeeto, Alexander p. sharp, James O. Boitou
b<spb p Cooper, Thomas KvIeo, Leopold Iorcnx, VIII
I'm IL Ruker, william KenneI'y, Lsurens Joseph,
pras,o ~ ravKer, Butlor y B,xby, Robert Mcfn.re,
Nm y Savage, junior, George w. Parker, Of New York
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He recall the facts OF the Galway undertaking. tho
pany offered peculiar facilities for the transport Of troops
for the government he, therefore, thought right
adopt, on us responsibility, policy felt 70 be ad
yansaeeous and in accordance with duty. The amount
would as matter Of course, appear In estimates be-
fore any money can be paid.
No date had been fixed for the dissolution Of Paria-
ment The candidates flooding tho country with
dresses their constt rents Lord Pslnerson his al
Dress that the simple question II 10 tue
r,s Of the government Reform bill He deprecates the
action Of Ministers In dssoving Parliament at this critical
jur cture in European arAirs.
acquisitions to Lord Stanley ami Nr Thomas Barny, 70
come forward for the city Of London in the conservative
interests, we're being nunerously signed.
private meeting of Lord perbys supporters had bean
held at the Premers housc lie addressed them at con
siderable length.
The Ballot Society were sgitatng their principles, and
had Issued an address to the electors.
The London Tines comments upon the remarkable omis
sion in the addresses Of Lord Pslmertou Lord John
sell, and Mr.. Disraeli, the subject upon which the
whole contest begunthst Of the future Reform b-ani
says the great popular cry has become taunt and not
boast.
Carolina, was presented by Mr.. Dallas.
The trial Of the members OF the Phaaix Hoce.y resulted
like the FIST disagreement and discharge Of tho jury
The prisoners we're held over I'LL next Asszes on renew
ing their bail.
The following list Of new barouets has boon publish
cd;-Mr MilIer John Neele, members OF Parliament;
John H. Geville smyth and Philip p. Duncombe.
wARLIKE CONDITION OF AFFAIRS ON THE
CONTINENT.
FRANCE.
The movement Of troops and war mS,erhl In France
continues on q large scale.
The Paris correspondent NJ the london Hsyall says
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generally thought TO be spoken In sprt OF sarcastic
which It utterly impossible they should ADOPT
have turned out literally true He condemned them TO
retain their places and they accept the condemnation aud
RLeavpg the ministry however, to take caro- of their
honor observe that grateful as the couatry
will no doubt be for the sacrifice they make in continuing
administer its affairs under which they
have just declared TO be impossible hiss right tn de-
mand something from them than the retention
Of their places hes right 10 expect that they will do
Of humility by which they have been hitherto actu ated
they will address themselves TO the task OF preparing
Reform bill upon the lines laid down for their guid1 nce
the speeches Of LORD John RESELL Lord Pal merson aud
Sir James They have elected retain tier
under what m,y be Called In the language Of fcuia
law base or serve tenure, aud they must oot grum
at any work their masters may Sc, them I, do ras
only terms which their ministerial existence can DO
protracted ave- that they should prepare Reform bill
principles 10 be gathered from the resoutio, OF the House
Of Commons and the speeches Of It's principal gup
II they Do this We, for part shall re tspa 70
grodse them the eseosion Of office they may gain BY T.,
upeevceabe part 10 setting the question of reform
We rejoce thai by tns sh All be
bear Sir Edward Bul~er Lyops Of the gores Of
his Ionian campaign and from LORD Stanley soms
thing than yet OF tho state of QUE Inf
finances, desire TO readjast which probably the hest
excuse that be offered for his Continuance In once
AFTER the result Of tie vote which he challenged.
A FRENCH ARMY ORDERED TO THE sARprNrAN FROM.
TIER-ANTrFRENcH DEMONSTRATIONS IN HANOVER.
In the London evening papers Of the Atm and
The London Tmc Paris correspondent s,ys letter
from Lyons states that army Of would soon
be eDcamped In that vicinity.
second letter corroborntes the Intelligence and says
f,o~feds ~ Piedmont, and that tbs measure ,uas only de-
cided on laie Friday epe~sng.
government has taken fresh to procure tue
OF Piedmont, Of which there appears however 10 be no
nope. me riedmcntese government 10 nov preparing
another expostuasory manifesto against IL de0ntve
exclusion from the Congress.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-P. NJ.
Flour scarce and firm and less buoyant :;
sales of $500 bbls at 9O@4 so for m
sound 05@5 25 for superfine State IS
@6 90 for extra do; 2O@5 80 for super
fine Western; 5 SO@6 10 for common to
medium extra do; 6 1906 80 for extra
round hoop Ohio, closing quiet. Wheat
firmer and the demand is moderate; sales OF
$4,000 bushels at l Is for white Southern
40 for for white Mich; 35 for red Ind
l e8 for mixed Ill.,, l 50 for choice white
Ky. Rye steady at 5000. Barley quiet
and nominal at 5000. Corn in fair de-
mand chiefly speculative sales; mixed
Western s5 in store. Oats loves and dull
at 56@5S for State Ga for Western. Whis-
ky dull and lower; sales of 205 bbls at
263@27 Pork quiet at l 1852 for old mess
Is II for new; do I3 SO for prime. Beet
firm sales 400 bbls at 6 50@7 90 for coun-
try prime; 1909 90 for do mess 8 sc
@10 so for re-packed; IL OO@ll so fol
extra mess. Beef hams steady at Is. Cut
meat steady, at 1904 for hams and clio
81 for shoulders. Dressed hogs steady a
798. Lard firm sales 1900 Dbl at 114@
IL. Butter ll@2O for Ohio 1925 fol
State. Cheese stead at 7491O. TalloW
10a. Linseed oil buoyant with sales 20, 00(
gallons at 69@75. Tobacco steady Ken
lucky 64@1l8. Wool firm, owing to ligh
stock no quatable change in prices. Su
gar steady at 78@84. Coffee firm at 93(G
IL. Molasses 52(043.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 25-PM
Flour firm and unchanged ; superfne 10
@5 20. Corn easier, offered more freely al
80. Whisky dull, and closed unsettled I'M
der the advices from New York; 140o bbls
sold at est. Glover Seed 6 80@6 80, and
in good demand. Pork opened with an ac-
tive demand; 1000 bbls sold at Is 90, and
holders ask higher rates. Lard active; 900
bbls sold at III and 500 kegs at l23, and
generally held higher. 400 hhds Bacon
sides sold at 9; shoulders held at Z; 49,
900 pounds bulk sides sold at 81 bone sides
held at s4@s3, and 81 offered for bulk
shoulders. The market closed rather less
buoyant. Molasses advanced to SO, with
an active demand. Sugar firm at 63@75.
Exchange scarce. Money easy.
The packers report show that $4,000
hogs have been packed here this season,
which is some 10000 more than was ex-
pected.
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IsvALIDs RsJeIoB.-A new era is taking
place in the science of medicine. The time
has come when the worst and most appall-
ing cases of disease can be cured. New
discoveries are being made in the medicinal
agents employed, as well as in the art OF
combining and preparing them. Four
years trial has fully established the fact,
that DR.. Easterly's Family medicines are the
b est and most certain curatives known for
t he diseases for which they are recommend
ed. Every family should keep supply on
hand, and thereby save doctors bills, and
much suffering. DR.. Easterly's Iodine and
Sarsaparilla DIR. Carriers Cough Balsam,
DIR. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer, DIR.
Hoopers Female Cordial and DR.. Baker 4
Specific are all meeting with rapid sale
and are universally approved. Over One
Hundred Thousand Dollars of these popular
articles have been sold within the last two
years. See the advertisements in our col
umns.
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River Items.

ARRIVALS MANIFESTATION ; o'CiocK MONDAY
TILL D O'clock rUEsDAy-FRoM p g. okILEY
co.'s REGISTER. a r7.s
Neptune, Nashville to Pitt>burg.
Sontherner. Memphis to Louisville.
Il. F. Sass, New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Caroline, Wabash TO Evansville
BAY City, Pittsburg to st. Louis.
Bracelet, Bowling Green to Louisville.
Seventy Six Nashville to Cincinnati
We are indebted to Mr.. Edwards, clerk of
the steamer Bracelet, for the following
manifest of her late trip from Bowling
Green 1870 bbIs. pork and lard, go
tierccs lard, J. s. Mitchell & Co.; Is bbls.
beet, I. A. Crane; / rolls leather Hall Il
Hall box sundries, P. Boyle.
The Wabash is reported in fine stage of
water and rising.
The steamer Caroline will run as regular
packet in the Wabash trade.
The magnificent steamer Diana passed up
Yesterday Her attentive officers will
please accept our thanks for full files of
Southern papers.
1t commenced showing at this point at
noon Yesterday, and continued throughout
the entire day; it was showing last night.
Business on the wharf was tolerably active
during the day, and the river was rising
slowly.
The New Urc Gle Sam, which passed up
the other day on one wheel, has ordered q
new shaft at New Albany, and will be out
again in a few days.
There is six feet twoinches pass water"
on the falls. a
The Silver Star is the regular packet for
Paducah, and all way-places to-day. She
starts at l2.o' clock.
The weather at St. Louis is reported as
intensely cold and fears are entertained that
all the upper rivers will be closed by ice.
The hull and cabin of the David White,
as it now lies at the foot of Sandy Island,
was sold to S erly. Bell & Co., Saturday.
The John Raine is due here from New
Orleans o-day, and the Chancellor tonight
or tomorrow. ~ .fa
The Delegate which was sunk few days
SINGS by coming in collision with the Ella,
was stern-wheel steamer, built and owned
by Capt Maratta, aud Others at Pittsburg,
and was in her fifth season. She was prob
ably worth $4,000 or $4,000, and is partial
| " insured The bulk of her cargo is for
Cincinnati merchants, and insured there.
The Kate Sarchet leaves for the Wabash
to-day at ocock.
| The splendid steamer Southerner, in COM
mand of Capt. G. w. Triplett, passed up
| from Memphis yesterday evening with a fair
amount of freight and passengers. Our pop
| ular and attentive friend Archer, has our
thanks for late Memphis papers. The South
erner is one eff the fastest packets afioat on
| the Western waters She will arrive here
on Thur sday from Louisville.
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The PAvILIoS-lt will be seen by an
advertisement that Mr.. Bingham has retired
from the Pavilion for the purpose of join
ing his brother in business at Patoka. We
regret to part with him as one among those
whose pleasant countenances makes the So
eial sunshine in our streets. He leaves the
popular house to the sole charge of Mr..
McCracken, who, as a caterer and landlord,
is unsurpassed. By his habits of constant
personal attention to every department Of
the House, the old popular Pavilion will
become more than ever favorite place with
travellers. If we cannot boast of any very
magnificent houses, we have got some non
pareil landlords in our own city, and Mr.
McCracken is one among them. ss4s
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THE CANLA MEETING.-A highly respect
Court House last evening to consult upon
measures proper to be taken in the present
state of the canal question. Judge Foster
acted as Secretary. The report of the
Trustees to the Legislature was read, after
which the meeting was addressed by Judge
Foster J. G.. Jones, Squire Rowley, Judge
Law, and C. Baker. On motion of Mr..
Keene, a committee consisting of Judge Fos-
ter J. G. Jones, G. Baker and Chas. DENLY,
was appointed to report at an adjourned
meeting to be held next Tuesday evening,
February lst. r.
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. 25-M.


Passengers by the overland mail report
the weather remarkably fine and the roads
good.
The Indian agent at Fort Yuma, returned
from the Mohave villages without accom-
plishing the release of the woman and chill
dren mentioned in previous reports.
n Col. Bofinan left Fort TETON with an es-
cort of cavalry to establish a post for his
command, the Sixth Infantry.
The Apaches were peaceful. The Canaan
ehes had gone south. --s-a
large fire was raging in the woods near
Fayetteville, Arkansas, which it was feared
would extend many miles and destroy much
property.
A large party of gold hunters was pre-
pairing to leave Fort Smith for Pixies Peak
Butterfield had abandoned the project of
conveying the mail from Fort Smith to
Memphis by river on account of low water.
An unusual amount of men. had fallen on
the 35th parallel delaying the mail.
The Indians were also very hostile. Much
excitement existed in Carson Valley respect
ing the laws of Utah, and meetings had been
held, taking strong grounds against the
jurisdiction of Utah. The Probate Judge
is required, by resolutions of these meet
ings, to abstain from exercising the duties
of his office.
Other meetings sustained the Utah author
ities but favored separation from that Ter.
ritory.
The Oregon Legislature occupied several
days discussing propositions and adjourned
sine die.
Inasmuch rs the State legislators haC
been elected, the probabilities were tina
! Oregon Would soon assume the reins @
| self-government-s
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THE VERY LATEST.
LRAvENwoRTH, K. T., Jan.

LEAvENwoRTH, K. T., Jan. Is.
The Times publishes letter giving an ac-
count of conflict between party of men
under Brown and posse under the Deputy
U. S. Marshal, near Paoli, Gykins county,
five of Browns party. Deputy Marshal and
two of his assistants are reported killed
The account is not vouched for, and is
probably exaggerated. The friends of Brown
assert he is not in the territory. A second
attempt, resulting successfully, was made to
rescue the alleged fugitive Charley alias
Peter Fisher, last night. The door of the
room in which he was confined was cut
down, and the rescuing party left the city.
The excitement runs high, and party has
gone in pursuit of the negro.
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Special Notices.
THE EVANSVILLE
WEEKLY JOURNAL.

Made up from the DAILY JOURNAL, contains 2 &
Columns of selected aud carefully prepared Read
Jag Matter, afording the best medium for keeping
our friends in the country fully .posted up to be
found in the West. rf-+-
THE LATEST TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES,
Together with a summary of the llarkets, are in
serted in every Weekly paper, and 10y perusing the
JOURNAL, our friends in the Country will not be
liable to be picked up by spectators, and sci
their produce for less than it is actually worth,
has often been donc heretofore.
sE- Remember that the WEEKLY JOURNAL is made
up of READING MATTER, and not altogether of
| advertisements. -aa
The Weekly Journal will be mailed, 80 to reach
the subscribers of the adjoining counties in good
season. zz- 81 ss-zss ..-=4 -..,s 1E--s-t azzzf
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friends should make haste renew their subscrip-
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victory is in doubt

BeE~ The new block of buildings being
erected by Messrs. Babcock and John ingle,
ESQ.,, guardian of the Lewis heirs, on the
corner of Main and Water streets-the
former site of the Journal ofice-is nearly
completed, and will soon be ready for occu-
pancy The building is of fine and commo-
dious structure, and of imposing appear
ance. The lower stories are designed for
business houses and the remainder for Of
fees. 1t will add much to the general
aspect of that part of the city. Ca7
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PhiIadeIphfa Market.
PHILApELPHIA, Jan. 25-a

PHILADELPHlA, , an zo--A.-
Flour unchanged. The sales were con-
fined to the wants of the trade, at 5-7596
for common and extra, 6 26@T rs for extra
family and fancy; receipts small. Rye -four
sells at 90. Corn meal scarce and want
ed. Wheat scarce and wanted; sales at
34@l 81 for Red, and SIS for white in
store. Rye commands IS. Corn in limit
ed demand; sales of white, dry, new yell
low at rs, and some Jersey at rs. Oats in
better demand; 1900 bushels Pennsylva-
mia sold at 473@4s in store. Whisky un-
changed sales at 27(92S.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, jan. 25-M.
Flour firm and advanced; Howard street
and Ohio rs. Wheat-sales of white at
1 1901 60, Red at l 35@l 40. Corn firm
at 7s@79 for yellow. Provisions quiet at
the former rates. Whisky dull at 81.
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Bea,. The market is pretty well supplied
with butter, which is selling at csc per
pound; eggs &c per Dozen chickens 81 90
per dozen; potatoes 81 20 per bushel dried
fruit not very plentiful apples 81 25 per
bushel; peaches 81 so.
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Bsy~ We understand that young gentle
man, formerly a talented member of the
Cincinnati bar, will deliver a lecture at
Crescent City Hall, upon a most interesting
topic, and which cannot fail to draw a
crowded house.
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BEs A woman in Saginaw county Mich
igan, recently gave birth to four children at
one time, and to reward her bill has been
or will be introduced into the Legislature,
donating her two hundred and twenty acres
of land situated in that county.