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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12

1t is propo,ed in the Legislature to tran'form
the Central Park Commission. We beg to say
that in our judgment this is one Of the cases in
which well ought to be let alone. The Commission
does its work with eminent success; it is efficient.
il is houe.t, it enjoys the public confidence. Very
possibly there may be some difficulties 10 its inte-
rior working with which We are not acqusinted;
il msy even have some useless and some injurious
members though we are no. aware Of It; but on
the whole and judging by the results Of its lsbors.
we cay that it ia quite perfect as any human in
sttution can be expected to be; and that there is
Danger that changes, however We'll intended, will
prove the opposite of authorizations. We dare say
there are plenty of subjects upon which the Legs-
allure may ntsGeously employ it's remaining
tine, ard We trust that il will not waste it upon
this Commission.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Warrington.
WAsHIsGroS, Monday, April

WAsHIsGros, Monday, April III, 1859.
It's understood that the Cabinet have unanimouily
agreed on strong measures for the ISOLATION OF the
Sicsrsguan ENHANCEMENT, anil that the Paraguay
squadron will be employed to force the Reinstatement
of our transit rights with the vigor with which
our claims on the Psrsns have been settled. Tho
American mails snd passengers will, If necessary b
protected from Tea to ses, and unit. compets guAran-
Tie. can be obtained from Nicaragua the Admnstra-
lion being determined 10 keep tho route open.
The Post-Offce Department, in recently wnsng
proposal for carrying the mails rom New York and
New On. ans for Csforris, lett the selection OF tho
70 ute TO the Contractors and, IN view OF the above
named ASSURANCES protection one party has $50 en-
gsged 20 reestabIlsh through line 70 San FRANCISCO
within three months. -, =.
The Jusrez Government having been reoosnzed ~
Vera Cruz, S.bor Meta ia Minister 10 the Uatei
states lie said 10 be Cd his way from tho Soath J"
Washington. vL a..
Lord Napier viii probably leave for Newborn 70
morrow, and thetce proceed to Annapolis, 20 embark
on the Curacos. I,hA
IL i. understood that Lord Lyons hss rented mo
house formerly occupied by as immediate Pre'e-
CeEsOr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12
MINNESOTA,

The Connecticut and Rhode Island Elections
have added 6ss TO the Republican score IN the next
House of Representatives, beside rendering NOR
ally certain the choice Of one more from the latter
State which will raise tbe Opposition tally TO III.
II to these be added the two which remain to be
chosen from Minnesota, the organization of the
House will be secured beyond contingency.
We have received several letters from Republi-
cans in Minnesota suggesting that this or that be
done or not doue in order to insure a Republican
victory in that State next Fall. To which responds
generally The TRIBUNE:
We desire that le.diDg Republicans from other
States, ard especially our enir ent debaters Ike
Senators Wilson, Fessenden, Trumsull and Wade,
should take TRIP through Minnesota the ensuing
Summer. They viii fud that most delightful
State. Of great nsturd beauty and fertility, with
beshbfu brscing atmosphere, pure water, and
hardy, intelligent, virtucu', energetic population.
There is not finer tip for Summer excursion
than across Illinois or Wisconsin TO the Mississippi,
ID The riyer TO st. Paul, the Fas Of st. Anthony,
AID q. much higher as you please, then acros: to
Lake Supt nor, down that lake through the Copper
down by Msckinsc aud Detroit, or by CoiliDgwood
and Toronto. And we venture to ASSURE any of our
prominent Republicans who will make this trip the
ensuing Sumner, spending fortnight or so in the
chief places Of Minnesota, that they vii meet
there many who viii give them warm and hearty
welcome.
We would also urge some Of our able, expert
enceo journalist. 10 lock 70 Minnesota as their 10
ture home. Some OF her cities are destined TO q
rapid growth, and vast importance aud trade.
No,thwsrd ard Westward, from s. Paul and St.
Anthony. stretches So immense region Of fertile
and heavily. tmbe red country, threaded By navisa
bic rivers, and studded BY gems Of lakes, which is
destined to rapid settlement BY robust, active, H.
te.Hpent people, who vii for century regard St.
Paul ard ts vicinity a. their natural focus OF intel
Iseuce. Within ten Year,, ST. Paul journals Will
have lnee circulation in Selkirks settlement on
the Saskatchewan and perhaps on P0gets Sound.
To any Republican editor Of approved ability, eI-
peIie1ce, character, and means, VITO may be 1t hb-
city 10 choose new location, we say, lake q trlp
TO Minnesota Is early a. June. You Can there buy
newspaper properties for $1,000 TO $4,000 that
viii, If We'll managed, qusdruple their value within
the Le1t Eve yesrs. Now is the time TO buy or -
establish. The Revision has swept over Mime
sofa with desolatipg fury. Al values save Of the
first recess,ries Of life were temporarily destroyed
by IT, Individuals were striped to the skin, but
the State Was permanently benefited. Fictitious
values were uPset. Property, which had been
held out tf TIE reach of prudent buyers, was re-
duced fifty to ,evert-6ve per cent in market prize
Thousands who supposed themselves rich, and had
thereupon ceased to b useful have been driven back
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12

Fun Of money in the opersiiOo. the ssFsrincss IA.
beeo ABANDONED.
TIE failure Of this experiment mus. cwry with
II, we should suppose, the abandonment Of u.
Southern railroad route, on behalf Of with thar,
has been 40 mech political msseuyersg. Ta.n
ale some pretty serious obstacles to be sncpgat.rsl
on the other two routes, bat none tAA. en- u
compared FOR moment with this wsterlsu ass.r,
of two hundred niles,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12
Later from Mexico.
ID BY

TIE IIAREZ GOVERNMENT RECOGNIZED hf
MINISTER M'LANE.
NEw-OxLEASs Monday, ApFs H. 1871
The .tesnsbip Tennessee has srrivsd hers with Vrs
Cruz dates Of the 9Th inst.
Mr.. McLane, United States Minister had recognizes
TIE Jusrez Government, and there was great rejoicing
il consequences oft. -,
The date. from the City Of MEXICO are to the Ia
int. On the %, Gen Dego.do aOksd ice capita.
bet unnecessarily Five hundred vsss hlisd % ss"s
side.
Mirsroa Ma a. 0tizabs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12
T.. II. R.-NO. y.

Or WHAT DID GtsERAL TAYLOR DIE!
History the Hero OF bOeIa WA 1ed oil Cnronc
Diarrb0s He kss Dsrrh0A He hao also We presume ths
,,oAa, Official t,eatmsnt 0 Dvrho1 or which do be de
The dtesss or tbs dtuss Csloo Rbubb Chalk and OPiln
constitute Scientific remedies Ia sucn cases made and
provced other words ioTul. fret 10 prosa< and
then ob9a Nov don't positively that General Tay
Tor victim and nACotDe bot do ssset
that he with that pure vegetable ooGrer'
tart RAILWAYS READY RELIEF be could not have ed OF D
sh0A A. chronic Tnis assertion 10 bed on line Of
facts extending through seIs u yeaf' and uubf1ken oy
single exception. IL oil Bowel Complaints from Choera the
most virup TIE nldsst rm a Summer Con psios u
sduipsereo with equal AID unvaJins su,'ea ksdwaJ
Rsut Pills are gene ally valuable auxisries N such cases
as hey remove perodoy OF the evscuaion.
IL truly painful b. witness the avalanche Of deaths OF cne
zen and adus ever Fall under the official trest
men, Of u Q regular faculty n,-
We know ana many Of the medioos know that R.owaYs
REAY RELF positive specific for the cure OF al Bowel
1t hsI Cholera IN is worst stages snd II
not fair 10 presume that II will readily Loosene" Dihf-
boe Dyehtery FuS and other minor disorders of the Bowels
and stomach let even family provide supply OF RAILWAYS
Ready Relief ard Ps And the first symptoms OF tne'e
eor6e visited with msaious Feves resort 70 the use
Of tb and will that hyos viii DO
lost These edits sold BY Druggists evefywnee
KsDwAI Co, No l6i tOltoD.s New York.
Aher Nay ], No q John 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12

The Hon. Edward Bates Of Missouri is the re-
puted author Of that graphic description of an
"Old Line Wig as respectable gsotlsnsn who
takes bis liquor regularly and votes tho Democratic
ticket occasionally. If there are any good things
of tie same sort in this gentemans letter, read tho
other night at the meeting Of the Wing Geasrd
Committee of this city, it is littlehunkerish IN
those gentlemen lot TO hloS the public to have
taate of them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12
THE FACTS IN FRANCE AND
EERnANK.

Two years since, the eye, of the commercial
world were spxiously turIed toward France AMI
Germany, then regarded scenes Of gigantic specu-
lstion, threatening disturbance in the future.
British journals teemed with s1mOni!ions addressed
to the French and German people in reference to
the danger, then in prospect. Britain, as they as
.ured u., was sound 10 the cote-trsde being IN Its
heslthiest state. America, too was highly pros
porous, and must 50 conlinse-land being abundant,
and Californian mines continuing TO yield their
stores Of gold 10 the extent Of more than million
of dollars week. Danger, however, as We we're
told, was ahead, and its seat was 10 be found IN
France and in the country Of the Zoaea;'n-
those two countries in which, OF all Others, the
governmental policy was most directed toward
creating market on the land for all its products,
and thu, securing the independence of the people
and the State.
Six months later, the crisis came and with
what effects Its force WAS spent in England and
among ourselyes-lesving France and Germany g.
nost entirely unhsrmed, Notwithstanding the
seriou, stoppsge. Of trade that had resulted IRON
the bankruptcy OF British and American banks AID
merchants. Free. trade prophecie, were thus dis
proye1-real and quiet prosperity having exhibited
it.slf in thoss countries that had protected them
selves against the Brii,h system aud the imaginary
prosperity Of Free-trsde countries having wholly
disappeared.
Another year has now gone by-one of great an1i-
ely ard dsTes. amsng ourselves but 10 Germany aud
France year Of grea. prosperity 30 far, a. least,
a. may be judged from the recent reports OF tho
Finance Ministers of both those countries. Inc
Pru.sian revenue for lo56 and lSj7 is stated 70
have exceeded the expenditures by more than
$1,000 600; bat that Of l-5S, 80 far as il had been
acertaned at the date Of the report, presented re-
suits ,tn more favorable. The Increase for
some years past las been steady aud regular,
but recently it bs. become so rapid ss to war
rant the Government in now Abandoning the
idea, proposed in 1851, Of imposing new taxes, and
susmtntpg those from which the revenue had pre-
yiou.ly been derived. Ten years since, the total
ordinary Pru.,i.n revenue was but 7o,6O,OoO
haltr, Since then il has grown as follows:
1851 SiiJOiVV
leJ3. ~ "a
lS9. ~
lSS. ~ ''N''NN
Ard now for the preeent year, il estin-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12

oaimbo Apo, ChinAman, was tried ia the
Court Of over aid Terminer yesterday for the
murder of Mr., Mary Il. Fletcher in oh'er street
on the 8ih Of March last The trial lasted only
eight hours, and The Jury found HIM guilty. Sen
tepce Wa. deferred. Other nnder cases on the
calendar Of the Court were postponed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12
From ALBANY.

ALBANY N0nisy ApTiI IT, ISJ'
The Committee On the ~ Charter bil heard az
gur.pts to-day from Judge EdmoDds DAVID Dad'sy
Field srd Joseph Blunt, aga nst tbs bill and Z. D
Spencer sid A. Oakley III al in favor % il, when tasy
adjourned
The Committee Of NeEYcIk Alderman are here In
opposition 70 the bill r-,.a
The Committee On the New. York City Bsiroei
bills heard Arguments slSo u day for aud sg sID 'a'
bllls, and then sdjourred TIL p. N. 10 morro".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12

Later Mexican news afEirms that our Minister
had recognized the JuArez Government. On the
I'd Gen. Deeollsdo attacked the capital, but un
successfully. Five hundred were said to have been
killed on each side. MIamon was st Orizaba.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12

Ore Of the Members of Assembly from this city,
Mr. Rutherford, was put under arrest last evening
70, using proisne and abusive language during the
session. lie is prominent DemOc.At Of the radi-
cal strUA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12

GROVER IL BAKERS CELEBRATED
EoIsELEss FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
New styles. Prices from 65oto 3 l2
no. 4s5 Broadway, New.YOTt.
No. E2 Fultonst., Brooklyn.
1--WE have one Of Grover Bakers IN family and
say Justice the manufacturer that 1t good q.
wa rspre,eDteo to bs"-lE. Y Ledger Aoril 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12

A small thunderstorm last evening closed
rainy day, and it is to be hoped put an end to the
bleak winds which have prevailed for the past four
weeks with most uncomfortable violence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12
Aeipalurk DAILY Gribm,re
TUESDAY, APRIL -, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice car Of Communications What
intended foI insertion must be authenticated syt1e
name and OF witer-no neoesssry for pGbna
ton, bur as guaranty for his good faith.
We cannot undertake return rejected Communications
Business letters for THE TRIBUNE Office should 10 al be
used 10 HORACE GRkELky Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12

Mr. John Graham finished his plea yesterday,
and the frat witness for Mr.. Sickles was OK
amined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12
srRISG SLAsos.
KosSEssk Raysosos
Opezirs Succls<
o. al

Eoesi,s R,,so,s's
oPezlcs .gce's<
Buy.z. q o. orwse.
oess h let s.skt, AGA .lsSaao- ia. Of asy
srusf year pe alec olsin ire merit 81
h4 ,,s.s our s,oor. ~i.h tee rOsds u -. mar
A., :. TINE ptoes fro~ ,sesiJ to thirty Pc
N ever, s.scr,tos q sgs. ctoTH,se Mea
sSs Boys 70 iAvt. ta- ss,suen q sA' yDsHa
., b. ,.. wAeS We Dow os.r ten % retail purch..er
AIa.sg lev AID sssa .! y. 'oi out a'ot ~e@ me
an o-1na ana .Svi,;:ey beoours s>drs Over uu.a.
,r ,.S. sd IN .s cioInse oss;. Il. sidss;
possb d choice foT ~ sts. 81 occuFs0o saa al pro-
fsasioss In $780,
ipicdDoed large number Of PsTs sai hszssae
- osnrs DEpas7NFsr
!. stocked Hh 'gpror gods w-iea are cut saa zaes to
neas1fe 81 the bee. ststs Q. tie a-t uodsss.e fs;e
oNs PEIcE AND OsE OSLy
I'll so % e'.y s!tsie tAs l0~er hssre thai eia
Be- tsiea IL ooEsPicsonsly sfhHed
Copper q rsitos sns Nss.a1 "a
STEARSs d MARyIS's
~iLOLE pArEST
T.'e Safes az, re, io~ aspne.. try pave - "a s as
RAVE SEyIE rAILcD. -.
sr,.rs. Mus 70 = s M.T.y s New o SGia
DYsPEPsIA ANSIHILATED.
Dr. LvS DokEXs DYsPFPs. nsver % efec.
OpyTyssiou after Esog, pain In TIE sac oi oAt
e. sur ha.sd does & the ASTiDoTE Prepared
md f9r ssIs by A PEAsE Co No $50 Brosd-sy Pdce
D. bottle bottles IS For sse BY the pfei2- Druggists
IN TIE United States
1O8 YEARS APPROvED.-Tho longest known
IN. sss oeusidereo best uu6estood BSisDELTss
UxIYERsAL PILLS Otsen msy BE- equA bat ole are
fr cleansing d the soDacn AID bowels Millions
then when the best AIS ana other
medicines have entirely failed Their use pas ssyoa
man, valuable lives The Apopleec the bilious md tas tn
haso should without these Pills 10 order ~ Dc re-
soro Necessity calls and more e'pecsJ at thi' 'e'
Of tbe year. -, a., .
Principal Office No 24 Canalt aud sold BY ell Drugss at
p ceuts > box IS osu's sui sr-oosted
TO PHYSICIANS.
An excellent Opportunity shofded FOR an Introduction 70
desirable practice COUNTRY vthin one hundred miles
OF New.Yok City Aoor,ss, with name, .ddfsss AID refer
eucss J. p Boz No 2 S57 Nev.York POstOm0e-
KEROSENE, KEROsENE, kEROsENE.
Pure KERosESE OIL
Always on hand AZ
WILLIAM CoEgGT'S
No. 1877 Green sichs'.,
Two DOOR from Courtisnd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-12

PRINCE IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE,
IRON
oIyExoGH Co., EPEhsAY, FRAScE,
.. A used ., the
Tables on the Continent Of Europe,
iaeenN leading hotels. and from all TIE principal
esa - bAe Il Al 10 unity
sssess throughout me - u.UGHwoUr Innorter,
Conner Of BroasTss lad BiOoaiA
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-01
PIrrsnuRG. July 3O-M

The following letter from President Blu
chanan was received this morning by the
Hon. Wilson McCandless: aft2 l-
BEDFORD SPRINGS, July %.
My DEAR SIR:--I have received your
kind note of the 18th inst, with 4 leader
from the Post. Whilst I appreciate, rs it
deserves the ability and friendship displayed
in the EDITORIAL, regret that it has been
published. MY determination not, under
any circumstances, TO become a candidate
for reelection is final and conclusive Ny
best Judgment and strong inclination unite
in favor OF this course. TO cast doubts on
my predetermined purpose. is calculated to
impair my Influence in carrying out impor-
tnt measures, and afford prctcxt for say
ing that these have been dictated by a de
sire to be r,-lominated 7
With kindness and regard, / remain sin
cerely and respectfully your friend, }. b.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-01
Last Nights Dispatches.

ST. JonNs, n F., July 3O--PN-
The steamship kangaroo, with adviccs
from Liverpool ami London to noon on the
2lst, has been intercepted oil Cape Race by
the news yacht. Her advices are one day
later,
The conference of Austrian, French, and
Sandman representatives will meet at Zu-
rich in Switzerland, in about ten days. NJ.
BOurguenay represents Franco, and Count
Commaredo Austria
Bombay dates to the 23d of June had
been receive, but were of an unimportant
character.
On the Paris Boursc. fsAGs closed OH Wed
nesday ut 6St.
LIVERPOOL, July 81.
There was n better tone i'm the cotton
market Estimated sales of Wednesday
1000 bales.
Bresdstuffs quiet sales nnimportant.-
Provisions dull
Consols 95b.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-01
River Items.

ARRIVALS AND DEPAHrUREs-FRoM o'cLOCK FRI
DAY TIJL5 o'eL0CK SATURDAY.
Kate sarchet, Evansville to Newburg. 80.
Maid If the Mist, Evansville to I"
Poland, Louisville TO "ende:son.
Grccnyillc, Green river 10 Evansville
Maid of tho Mist, Evansville to Henderson.
IIoosier No. Evansville to Henderson. AL
Keatucky, Mem his TO Louisville. ca
The pioneer packet J. Ii. Done, leaves to-
day for Cairo, upon the arrival of the cars
The Done is commanded by Capt. Lew. Da-
Wis, and the List Brothers have charge of
the ofiice--all good steamboatmen and
clever gentlemen. We commend this OK
cellent craft TO passengers and shippers.
The U. S. Nail packet, Silver Star, in
command of Capt Fowler, On efficient of
ficcr, and accomplished gentleman, takes
her departure for Paiucah and all way
points, to-day, upon the arriv al Of the cars.
Passengers and shippers will find Mr.. Du-
souchet, young gentleman, distinguished
FOR his urlaHity ami attention 10 the wants
Of passengers, in thu Office, with Ma Glenn
rs his able assistant Ia the way of speed
arl comfort, The sta, il all That conld ho
desired
The Gree.SIlle arrived ir0m Gerllsos on
Saturday, With large cargo OF tobacco to
| too shipped East by the f.. & G.. L. II f
The Done was insiy engaged all day
Saturday, taking CO freight .r va~
! I'VE learn from "P.D. Jr, that the Moses
Mcclellan Will be up this morning. a dis
patch to this effect having been received on
Saturday. .. .--sa .-e-.. 49,.
| The river at this point, on Saturday, was
falling slowly, with , feet on Scullletown
bar. Business improving somewhat on the
wharf, and a good deal of freight for ship
4 nlent on the regular packets. Weather
cloudy, with appearance OF rain.
The fast and excellent little steamer Aida
If she should arrive, as is rcportcd--will
leave this morning for Canneton, and all
intermediate landings. Every shipper hay
| Ing pound OF freight for that direction,
should send il down without delay. The
aida Is commanded by Capt. Deshler, well
known as a capable boatman, and good fell
| low. We understand that our handsome
Young friend Miller of The Fagvivsr will
| ofliciate IN the Office.
The Maid OF the Mist, Capt, Lancaster, Is
the packet for Henderson to-day
Y There viii De a noticeable activity on the
wharf, to-day, as thetwo flvorite packets
Star and Done, viii each be making mp car
| goes for their respective desiinatioSn.
The Wave, which Is haTd aground at the
mouth OF Green river has been attached for
debt by the Sheriff of Henderson county
Kentucky. #-l
The Gen. White was due on Saturday
night from Green river. sss..r.f g
Capts. f. 7. Sturgeon and o. l.. Smith
Of the Diana, which is laying up 1T this port
left on Saturdays train for Louisville Mos
of tue crew LETT on the Poland
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-01
BUY THE RIGHT KIND OF y
pHRESHING MACHINE
Pitts Patent Thresher and
Separator,

With MoFPITT'S Horse PoWEE ATTACHED.
T. considered to bc tho best machine Of rho tind ~
the West.
Tho undersigned are now prepared TO iurni.h
MACHINES Of the above Patent, II . siylc 1nh max
NJ cycaiIed IN the western country All we ask IA
that our work may he comp orei with any % ON
cotcmInrarses, As also ON prices III e" Ma
chimes were already thoroughly inf'"dp'ai and
known when We cosItucuced the nanUi8ctutc II
tkaio: and We shall only say :ilAt al tic Lathiac~
IL that patent which wc make, II ~ lg made an
such "a manner, Of such materials, AID with sisf
Improvements If our own, as Will materially Ia
crease the valuable reputation has acquired amon-
ThrpsheTs.
We can now of5r g. Cur cust,mcls l.ioc (,
these excellent M,ciiuc, and also a ci.ie- # n,
Horse Powers, 10 drive them % any STA, f.an 4
10 Ia horse, upon reasonable terms p- aus other
Establishment anu we respectfully solicit ord, r.
fvr either size or kind, aud would request that they
be sent in as carly possible To insure getting GA,
best machine. kRA1Z q, IIEILNAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-01

pA- The n. Y Herald has been compar-
ing the per cent Of men killed in the mum
bcr engaged in the recent bloody battles
in Italy, with the per cent. of killed in our
American battles, AMI finds that il the En-
Iupcaus hal fought with the same despera-
tion rs Americans usually have done, their
numbers Of killed would have teen four
tsnc7 a= great.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-01
ICE

CLEAR THICK ICE FROM LAKE PEPIN.
EHR. n. a.. 0'HxLEi, TT THE
eFa earnest solicitation OF many persons, has
concluded e. distribute portion of his SP LENDlD
LANE PEPlN ICE 10 the ciiizcns Of tho town, by
leaving il AT their doors from wagons lie will en-
sicaVor To- k,,in the business tomorrow morning.
The ice is ~ clear rs cTystal-soid rs "a r,ics,
and THIRTY inches in thickness lie Is sorry
that the orightalcOSt and heavy expenses at pro-
curing il, viii not allow him to put the price So
low To- consumers he would wish hut he il per-
sm,.led that when its durability and superior qui-
ties fully tested, IL will hc found cheaper than
any other to Dc had, and when the account for the
whole seasons ice is footed mp, the total expense
will not be found 10 be greater than the sum paid
for ordinary ice ia common seasons.
Those who wish n regular supply at their stores
or dwellings, will please leave their orders at r. q.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-01
Cincinnati market.

~ CINCINNATI, July 30-P
The flour market recovered something OF
its former steadiness, and prices were firm
at I 9O@5 90 for supcrfinc. Wheat is freely
taken at 10 for red, and 4O@l so for
white. No change in rye, oats, or corn.-
Whisky is firm mt 81. a fair iobbing
trade in provisions, though little is doing in
4 large way; prices gre nominaliy unchang-
cd. Sales of bulk meats ut cos, but cen
orally held higher. Lard lO2@lOa.