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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-02-03

There was expended on account of Co.
erner's House, from Nov. l, 1851, to Jan.
8, l857-the expiration of Gov. Wright's
term of Office, S5,6f3 sc.
There has been expended on account OF
Governors House, during the two years Of
Gov. Wizards term, ending January 8,
1859, the sum of 81, ITO AZ.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

aaOTE6'E OF SITSSOLUTEO.N.-7
O. y copartnership heretofure existing between
the Subscribers under the name, style and firm OF
MeCracken K Bingham. is this day dissolved by
mutual CONSENT, S1al0N AGcCRAElNEN being an
thorizedto settle The bnsiRess of said firm.
-As-- SIMON AMcFRACKEN,
~
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q ZEE OF DRE' G0ODS FIT COST
~ 43 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND
SECOND.-The undersigned, DESTROYS Of closing
his business carried on under his name hereto
fore, offers his entire stock OF Dry Goods, consist
ing in part of a good variety of Calicoes, Dress
Goods Shawls, NIantillas, Cloths, Gassneres Blan-
kets Flannols, NIuslins, Tickings, Gnghans Boots,
Shoes &c &c. at cost prices-and invites the trade
OF Evansville aud eHvrvns to call and get goods
low for CASH Country stores viii find it to their
interest to lay in stock Goodsat very low prices.
Terms ca, h. rs..
jan3l WILLIAM j. DEUBLER.
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Egze0OD, EDEE. s. CO.'S DEE.a-
" WARE STATE LOTTERIES s.-.a
I--..- CAPITAL PRIZE SO OAnll..

s.
NOTICE. - sa.
This is to inform the public that we have disposed
of eutira interest in the Lottery Grants held BIS
us, chartered by the States of Delaware, Georgia,
Kentucky, and Missouri, to the firm Of WOOD,
EDDY co. to take effect on the fist day of De-
cembcr. 1858. And we most cordially recommend
our successors to former friends and patrons :
feeling assured that the bushes Will be continued
with the same integrity and pronptitude which has
characterized it conducted by ourselves aud pre-
decessors for the last thirty five years
GREGORY & MAURY.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 18th, 1853.
woe Cd, EDDY g. &C., MANAGERS.
(SUCCEssoRs TO GREGORY & A1AURYl
The undersigned having become owners of the
ONLY LOTTERY CHARTER IN DELAWARE
offer to the public the following scheiGe, to be
drawn each Wednesday i'll January, 1888, in viii
mington, Delaware, in public, under the superin-
tendence of sworn commissioners appointed by the
Governor.
Class L Il o draws ON Wednesday, Feb >, 1850
Class ss2 draws Wednesday, Feb. g. 1859
Glass "a draws on Wednesday, Feb. iG, 1859
Class L 46 draws on Wednesday, Feb. 23 1859.
THIRTY TWO THO USAND THEE HUNDRED
AND NINETY-SIX PRIZES
Nearly One Prize to every Two TicII-
atf-F
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AyY.g.H'Sp VILE EIBR.sRY' 1850
E% CIATION.-1he members OF the Evansville
Library Association hereby notified that
meeting will be held at the Library Rooms on FRI
DAY EVENING, the 18th of February inst, at
O'Clock, TO vote upon changes proposed in the Con-
stitution to-wit:
l. 70 amend article Sd to increase the
annual contribution from dollar to two dollars.
Z. To amend ar. ice 5th, to provide for
holding the regular annual election of officers the
first Monday in July instead of the first Monday in
January Of each and every year.
A vote of two-thirds OF the stockholders present
will be necessary 10 the adoption OF the proposed
amendments. --s .ls
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
feb2-d3t WE'LL II. WALKER, Rec. Sec'y.
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M FsT.sTE .gT-PRFV.sTE

Presbyterian Church N. So of Evansville, Indi-
ana, wish to sell I.otN No. I97,. Old Plan situated on
the corner of Main and Second streets.
Bids will be received by JOHN W. FOSTER, at
the office OF Bake Foster, until February s. 1882
when the bids will be opened, and the Trustees will
then decide either to accept the bid bids which
they may consider best with reference both to the
amount offered and the terms of payment or they
will advertise the property for sale at public
ton. B,is may be for the whole undivided, or for
any part OF the Lot The tile ,0W be tearraRted by
parties whose Names with any further information
which may he desired, can he learned on applica-
ton as above, or to either of the Trustees. -fs'
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<SX0 y.EEsHEP.-TRE wv
u ders.ued have this day formed IA partnership,
under the name OF SORENSON, LEMCkE Il CO.,
and Will continue tho wholesale grocery business of
Tenlipy i SOrenson, at the old stand, corner Vine
aud Water streets, where they invite the custom
of the old firm and the public generally to give
them a call s. SORENS0N.
4. LEMOKE.
feb1 .l4- V. SORENSON
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win be legal proof of the death OF JAMES JOHN
WARD, Canadian, who last heard from some
eight years ago, sick at a farm house near Evans
ville;'' or any other Information of him will be
gratefully received by his widow, a small sum of
ro ~ v Dg, I hsi.t tHa4 tima he
tween thirty and thirty years of age; about
feet ten inches high hair dark brown, with
tnge Of red in the whislers large sleepy blue eyes,
large nose, straight very little curved; small
mouth, with a scar up towards the cheek, on the
right side. Address BAKER & FOSTER,
iaI22-fmdGItW Evansville. Ind :
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EeEV' WHOLESALE GROCERYs
~ seaHOUSE.--I take pleasure in announcing to
my numerous friends that have commenced bus:-
ness at No. Is West First street, lin the house
formerly occupied by AIessrs. sMorgan's as a Boot
and Shoe sore,l where intend keeping cons family
on hand a complete assortment of Groceries and
Liquors, which Will sell for cash short time,
TO prompt customers, at great bargain. Give me
CALI rl-- = -r7-g..-l A. NJ MCGRIFF -
EVANSVILLE, indiana. B janI7 Pa
a. II A-Zsx Nc ORE 1T G0lST.-TO
~ make room for Spring stock, we now offer
our stock OF goods at cost consisting in part of
Dress Goods, Shawls, Cloaks Cloths, Cassimeres
Flannels, Muslins, Prints, &C Terms cash 4ia=
janll-2w ss4--a1 JAMES OAKLEY & SON.
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Roo TEcE q COP.4RT.N.ERsHEP

q JACOB STRAUB begs to inform the public
that he has associated with himself his FRED
ERIC in the hardware and Iron business, and.
hopes that the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
heretofore will be transferred TO the firm. The
style OF the firm viii be --s'
JACOB STRAUB Il SON,
ianl7 No. 40 Main street
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- y is WEALTH.-0n and after the first day of
February mex, Groceries viii be sole by u. II.
COOK S SON for Cash or Produce only. and those
buying for cash viii receive a reduction equal to
The expense of bookkeeper collector and bad debts,
which we find is quite item; and we conceive it
wrong to make cash .customefs pay the expenses of
slow pay and no pay customers. rle.u .a4s
ian20 H. H. COOK & SON.
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NJ CHANT TAILOR, .DIitcheirs Block, Main
street, Evansville, fiid Headquarters for elegant
Clothing made to order. Gents Furnishing Goods
sncb Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Handkerchiefs
dc. Also, variety of Piece Goods, made up to or.
der in the yeryAbesta style and manner, at Quick
terms, small profits aUd extensive sales dec22
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WEUSI C.-sNE. y. e.. CROSS WIZ
GKA give Lessons the Violin, Violincello and
Guitar Rooms at No. Y Main street, up stairs.
ED @ W. MRNDEEs.-50O P.2IRS
H. assorted plow Handles for sale by
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"a ND n = s.-.az.nO.N:Ds, ML.

MGA1.1 , UT ~ 1s1Ss-t5U 16L6s
IL for sale by = GEO. FOSTER co.
AEsH IA zsEf.zS .z.N.zt- NE " x.E.aR
u PRESENTS, consisting of the following Books:
Gallery of Famous Poets, TEe1asz
Women of Beauty and Heroism-
Lays from the Land of Luther,
American Scenery, Book of Beauty,
Leaflets of Memory, Gem of the Season,
The Atlantic Souvenir, The Oriental Annual,
The Sacred -Allegories, Josephine Gallery,
Bow IN the Cloud, Rhymes and Roundelays
Bryant's Poems, Poe's Poetical Works,
Tom Moore's Works, The Prince.
ID Also a fine assortment of Bibles, Prayer Books,
Psalms and Hymns, and many others too numer-
Gus TO mention, together with a fine selection Of
Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Cabas, de-
Eos sale cheap at j. HEALEYS,
dec22 Cor First and Main sts.. Evansville, Ia.
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----- J-A VI 70 T. % u I The, I
Sc WILLIAM BAKER, ~
... CHARLES S. WELLS, Trustees.
s-aa D. MORGAN, 1000. f
JAMES SWANSON. ~ -
TOHS w FosTFR Stc'y of the BOARD ian1 S-tf

EJSrT ERESTE.S'6Es TO F.gE.gERS.-
II Just received this day in store and for sale 200
bushels English Seed Oats, very superior article.
Calland see them, at KUSToN'S Feed Store, under
Telegraph Office. i ~. 81 .-,..., janI9
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U u. q. DMI u, "a
~ CHAIR MANUFACTURER, ~
I Market street, Evansville, Ind, will
keep hand and make TO order every variety of
Cane and " God seat CHAIRS. The Trade supplied
at lowest rates. Hotels Steamboats, and Halls fur
ianl-ly
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GAILsa-25 bbls Tanners Oil,
" 25 do Machine Oil, -A'
10 do Linseed Oil. For sale by
janf BABC0CK BROTHERS.
HBKk.HE E0EFE.-150 R.aGS Re-
~ CEIVED and to arrive, and for sale by
now .-.-s=8 =. 4f..s.@ PRESTON BROS.
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NpE.mop.aA.-.s.J.c 0EBUh.s's 90.

IA lave removed to Water street, three door
above Main.
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Wv LOO good, prompt monthly paying custom
ers-large families preferred-to buy groceries u
reduced rates. The place, 80 Main street, at
feb3 VICKERY BROTHERS.
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NAILS .s.H.TS sPEERs---- --=--

MET lis .1.s4I 3K@EAES-
. 2 1000 kegs assorted Nos Nails,
- o. 100 do do Cut Spikes rs
atl~s7 so DO do Writ. do,
so do Fine Blue Lathing Nails
.ae % do Sd Barrel Nails. For sale by
:. dec3I f ORB, DALZELL & CO.
Spn kAfASA S.9W WE'D CE PIE 8
eeSO9OSIO Shingles; 100000 feet dressed
Pine Flooring, the best quality ever sold in the
city For sale, cheap, at the new Lumber Yard,
corner of Main and Eighth streets
deco NEWRERRY Il CLEMENT
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" s.. lG0 coils assorted Manila Rope,
sa as44h 80 do do Hemp do,
Is do Hemp Packing Yarn,
stsif z. % bundles Cotton Irvine,
y t.st % coils Cotton Line. For sale by
ian4 l. IL BARCOCK RR0THER2
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Ln.MEDLgTEL F-5O

w men to chop wood, town. Also, t,
engage 500 cords good Wood for future delivery.
Call at VICKERY BROTHERS,
feO3 50 Main street
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~ % 30 boxes Papered Soda 1 II, fts
so bales No. / Batting, 90 oi
st 90 boxes Star Candles. ffss ~
% do Lipct Axes,
& s5 20 do Cream Tarter a.. ss
so do Gronn,l Spice,
20 do assorted Tacks,
.asr do Carpet do,
81 bbs Vinegar,
= 40 do Cement. For sale by
dec31 ORR, DALZELLs & co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE OLD AND RELIABLE PAPER.
EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL
@s0.vT.g E.Nsg.s.G, EV.ERx' fsAKs
full ard accurate reports of the state of th'
Markets, and the very latest onrrent of th
day.
s7ss=aaA ALL THE NEWS s
Furnished to the Associated Press is promptly ias
before tho Readers OF the JeURsAL az
ONE AND x HALF DAYS IN ADVANCE
of the Cincinnati papers.
An exciting Session, of Congress is now be
ing he'd and all ana1ions to hear elaborate re-
ports OF the proceediBgs should avail themselves
this opportunity, and subscribe for THE JOURNAL.
The terms for the DAILY JOURNAL are SIS
per year, and s. 80 for six months, IN ADVANCE; o
10 cents per week. if paid to the Carriers
A careful summary of the doings of the Leg
islature VIII BE mad, up for every paper Il.
short, condensed view of all that is geing on In
the Universe, viii be furnished, onr readers every
day - = - = . = = s-sees G ( 81 z. deco
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N.GSH .HO.N.EYs! !-s2 MAIN STREET.
u CHEAP GR0CERIES-s2 MAIN ST.

In consequence Ofthe large increase of trade which
we have been recently receiving, now ena-
bled to sell goods cheaper than We have bet
ter stock of groceries than we have ever had, and
are constantly receiving. We work ourselves, and
thereby save to customers the expense of book
keeping and high priced clerks. Call and see.
TERMs-As heretofore, cash al the end of erery
month. VICE cry BROTHERS, 81 Main st.
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Steamship Indian.
Sailing Of the Steamship Indian.
QUEBEC, June Is, 1852
The iteamshp Indian sailed at O'CLOCK this morn
ing Tor liverpool with ll6 passengers Wind cast WITH
heavy ram.
Markets,

BUFFALO, June 1892 N.
Flour market quiet and prices shade ow er; sales of
the DAY COO bbs. at IS rs for State from Chicago
spring wheat, So 90 for extra state from club wreat
So Is 81 for extra Wisconsin, 81 81 81 for gool to
choce extra Michigan Indiana anu OHIO; 81 50 ~ rs
for double extras Wheat dull and heavy; sales 900
bushels white Indiana at 81 60 500 bushels choice
Kentucky at 81 90 Corn dull and heavy; sales 900
bushels prime at 73c. and 8 500 bushels fair at II c
market closing ou with no buyers at over Toe Rye
iIm Gales 500 bushels at ST t5. Oats plenty and dun;
GALES 500 bushels Western private terms but not
over Acc.
OswEGo, June 1s-6P. NJ
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dui, aud mate ia
concession in prices would have be made in order
effect sales Of any Importance nothing doing beyond
retail lots including red Indiana at 81 6i Corn in
limited demand sales 2,00G bushels Iduos at 7sc. Oats
noniDaIy at 4sc 47c Canal reighs uncha lged. Lake
mpofs-l4 500 bushels wnest, IL 900 bushels No
ehpme hts OF -four or grain by canal.
CINCINNATI, June IS, 1885,
Flour-Holders exhibit better feeling, prices are
unchanged at 50 IS Sc 90 for superdns. Wheat active
Whiskey dull at 2514c. Provisions unchanged.
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Naval Intelligence.

The United States bark Release, Lieutenant Command
Ing VIM. A. Parker, OF the Paraguay expedition, ar
rived at this port yesterday in atty days from Monevdeo
She brings home as passengers tho OF the late Anne
rican bark Austria which destroyed by fire at Baenos
Ayres on tho 9TH Of April last. Some Of the
suspected and accused Of getting the vessel on fire.
Gent home for trial by the American Consul at Buenos
Ayres The American squadron sailed from Mopteyideo
Yor Buenos Ayres April 90 officers and crew all well The
following is List Of officers Of the Release
Commanding VIM. A. Parker; Lieutenants, Thos $. Eli,
iebrown, VIM. A. Kirkland; Master, A. 3. Crossman: Act
ing Surgeon, VIM. N. Page Captains Clerk, John l..
Ianghorno
The frigate Congress, which is now preparing At tho
Philadelphia Navy Yard for sea- to tho flag ship
of the Brazil squadron The following tho lis! Of her
ofhcers:-Fng Officer, Joshua r. Sands; Leutenants, j.
= armstrong, D. Men. Fairfax, 8. p Quackcubdsh J. g.
Smtn, a. Pendergrass, G. II. Cushman; Purser, l.. d.
Elamm; Chaplain John Blake; Acting Master, Geo. A.
Bigelow captain Marines r. Tansll; 81 Lieut. do, T. s.
Wngon; hidshipmen, q. G. Wise, A. T. Mshan. II. b..
Claiborne, H. Ccnus, spencer; B,aswan, Chas john
maker, +. O. Herbert.
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City Intelligence.

STRAWBERRY FEAST GIVEN TUE RANDALs ISLAND
CHILDREN Saturday Lieut.. George Mclean, OF the
New York Light Guard (Tfgers), gave the children Of
Randas Island strawberry feast. He presented them
with one thousand hundred baskets of Strawberries,
which furnished the little girls and boys With an ample
feast of this luscious fruit and for which they fo very
grateful Lieut. Mclean has treated the RandaS Island
children in this manner for several years past
SUDDEN DxATH-Nicholas Balford, German, del sud
denly on Sunday his residence, No 169 Third street
while sitting on q lounge. Coroner Gamble will hold an
inquest upon the body.
FOUND DRowsED.-Coroner Gamble held an inquest at
Bellevue Hospital upon the body of an unknown man,
about twenty Of age found drowned at the foot
of Twenty third street. East river Deceasee Was stout
built Ave feet eight inches in height, had light blue
ewes brown hair ard sandy whiskers He was dressed
in blue shirt blue overas and SOCKS. No marks
of violence were visible, and verdict OF "Found
drowned y was rendered
4 Boy DRowNEp--Wm. J. Sinclair, boy ten years OF
age, while playing board canal boat at the foot Of
Roosevelt street. Sunday fell overheard and
was drowned His body was recovered aud taken to the
residence Of his parents, where inquest will be held
upon IL today
MlIIrARY.-Last Thursday tho Robert EN- ret Guard,
numbering thirty members, were inspected and
mustered into the State by Brigade Major Robert
Taylor Of the Fourth Brigade at the City Amory. They
will take the vacant letter g. In the xty ninth regiment
The officers are Robert Coddngton ptan Iho mas scan
The members Of tbie company are al young men under
% years Of age, and will dogood service when called
npon.
The New FLOATING HosrIrAI-A correspondent, Id re-
ply 10 assertions that the floating hospital experiment
will be dangerous TO the heath of the port states that
yellow fever patients ufcct the hospital nor create
1omies They could not therefore, infect the shores Of
Long Island or Staten Island.
Tue LONG ISLAND RALRoAD-SUNDAy RECREArrONs.
correspondent praises Mr. Charlcks management Of the
Flushing Railroad suggests the proprety Of estabsh
ing Sunday trains for the benefit Of the wofkngmea oil
New York He says legal investigation into the affairs
m, Railr ia tba
New YORK HosPTAI Tho following is the weekly re.
port to June II, 1s5s:Rcmainng juno 10, 2as admitted
TO June II 49, discharged cured relieved AS died.
remaining at date 259-AIales, 223 females, Sc.
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hnss JAsn RAIL-, aged 40 years. native OF thu nsrsr
OF Ieep, ooUDiy Gsvao, heisod.
attend the 'nnsrsl ON s la r,sd rec No 7es seso
sven~e 'bn (nooday) or erpoon At two O'Clock w,thoat
ursn.f re'ice HIS renails will be taken to CALVARY
Goshen papers please copy
MA 10 Paterson, N, j. on Saturday afternoon Jun
90 JNhis hrA IN pls 10th year.
Lne nenos Of his son, David Rea are respectfully
70 attend the funeral from his late residences Ma
no. o Paterson N j. tits (MordAy) afternoon,
sisn On Saturday, Jure 49, OF brain fever. CONN.
son % Eneene and Margaret Shine, aged years.
Inc relatives and friends OF the family aso thu .,...
oes OF Aoraiic Engine Company No al are rssnecsSuv
two O'Clock from the residence Of his psreuts No io
Canal street r'' w. ~
srILIisos On Saturday, June IS, OF croup. M.po.-
ANNIE INFANT dsusber OF Isaac j. and Nancy SHINE.
The FRIENDS Of The family invited attend the SS.e
raj which viii take place from No O2a Broadway ~
(Moncsy) afternoon, al two O'Clock.
scAHEsa-Op Saturday. June 10, SUsAS O. sUxnmu.
v. dow OF the late T. B Summers, aged 90 years
he relatives friends are invited 70 attend her ru.>
raj bis Qionday) morning al ten ociocr from, IA -
depce OF Der son in law, Charles s. Palmer No. -
Bridg SIeet, Brooklyn.
"a years months and ~ days.
Toe reati yes and trends Of the family, Ago tho ne
bers Of Harry Howard Hook and Ladder Company Ne IL
the nbe - OF Americas Fog me Co. No. are r.
psctfuyiuvted % sttend the funeral from her late reo
eeooe 43a Cherry street, this (Monday) afternoon, -
Tniorsos-ln BnVkiyn on Sunday, June lg, MitIAsn
GLENN, only son Of Lxrher G. and Emma A. Filotsoa.
aged year, months and % days
The friends Of the sriy are respectfully reuuesnnS n
attend the funeral, from No. SO Summit street In
(Monday) afternoon. at four O'Clock
liyEsAS-on Sunday, Jone 10, 1859, AVN TvExAa.
WIDOW q the late Bugh Tivenan, aged so years.
The restves and friends Of Sons and Of her son u
law, James Gien are invited attend her funeral tn
lhonday afternoon, al two O'clock from her late res
deDce, 68 Centre street.
VAN BUsKRK.-On Friday, June IT, SARAH L. VAN Rwa
ERR widow OF John Van Busrk, and daughter Of ,ss
late John Greenfield.
The friends OF the family invited to attend the funs
raj from the Church CT the Ascension corner OF FHS
avenue and Tenth street, this (NondAyj uaornng At tn
o'clock, without further Invitation.
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ment from our consul at Bordeaux, thai official notice
has been gwen sha. every shpmAster entering French
p ri ust isnalise his arrival by hosting yellow dag,
and nat reat.r proceedings will DC ins tated, in pur-
suance of Law or March 1922, sganst tnose who
e.,sll comply with Inc foregoing regulations
Information has as0 been received ut the depart
from our oousa at Batavia, that the opening to
general trade OF the ports erred the resolution of
the Sies q May, 1885, not Aos the importation Of
wOoens and manufactured westward OF the Cape
Of Coco Hope, ard imported from places not situated IN
Netherlands IDaa from Netherlands Indian tree ports
Importation OF these articles remains n,erdctea Tor inc
present q. por be nesy opened until further deter
rninaiion betaken upoa the subject.
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BALTIMORE, June u, 1853.
Yesterday Mayor Swami received despatch from Nor.
sfok stating that b. F. Flanagan, Of Princess Anne
county. Virginia, had been bfutly murdered, aud that
Walter s. land, Of the same place, charged with beiog
The murderer had left Norfolk Saturday evening for
Baltimore, in company with his wife, TIE parte are all
'Aghly respectable Shortly after person bearing the
game name arrested at Bsrnum's Hotel, where be
had just arrived and registered his name he was COM
United Tor further exaninatio The accused proessed
willingness 10 return without Whiting for a reputation
and VIII probably be taken back TO morrow.
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This Ship j. Was. field ana The Co0lio Trade.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
New YORK, June 10, 1859.
Your extract from the shipping List in this mornings
HxRAID, respecting the charter OF the ship j. Wakefield
for coolies is entirely No such charter has
been made.
Your remarks regarding "modesty Of owners" and
keepiug the ship and their names out OF the Ame
can LLya's Rgisr," entirely gratulous and uncaled
for they certainly did nothing to prevent such report
being made.
An examipaton OF the ships register at the Custom
House would have aor the editor OF the HERALD every
Information az to the OF the "modest" AMI Gre
Iipous owners" without invadatng his knowledge ns TO
how the ownership Of vessels can be ascer'anei.
Begging to observe that ship liz reported in one Of
the Shipping registers (Which not recolected just out
Yours, respectfully, JOHN d. YOUNG,