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, 1859-06-06
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FOREIGN NEWS.
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THE ALLIES VlcT0RlQuS!!


ST. JoHSs, n. F., June 24.-The screw steam.
ship City Of Washington frnm Liverpool on
Wednesday, e5th Of May. via Queenstown. On
2cth passed Cape Race at Q o'clock Thursday
evening en- ronte II New York.
The news was obtained by the news yacht
wsrded until to-day, owing to the non working
Of thewirea. It Is Of tue highest importance.
| The 4: H. Steauship Africa from New York
arrived at Liverpool on the esd
The first bathe wax fought at Montebk1lo. The
battle took place q, the .1st: The French &C.
counts szy TINT thu Austrians, l5 900 s. rong un-
der Gen. Stadion, attacked the advan. tposts
Of Marshal paraguay De Hi1liers, an wero
driven by Gen. PoFrss' division after a g. ere
combat Of BiI hou1s duration.
The allies. including some Picdmontese Cav
alry, carried Nbntebello, but did not pursue the
Austrians. The loss of the latter, Us stated by
the French, is ! 500 to 1000, and that of the
French at 600 to 10), Of whom many were Off
cers-aoo Austrians, including u Colonel, WIRE
taken prisoneEs-
The Austrian account simply states that
General Stadion pushed forward a reconnois-
ance by forced marches towards Liel;o upd
Montebello, but after hot fight with d French
force OF superior strength ratreated behind the
70 in perfect order. The actual strength Of the
French is not atated. Reports say thry num-
u
iment of Sandman Cavalry.
4 Sandman bulletin also announces that The
extreme left Of the Sardiuian army, under Gen.
Cealdini, forced o passage over the Se.tia nut
ting the Austrians to fight. Other triiting en-
gagements are reported.
Gen. Gerabaldt had entered Gayeu ~ with
5000 men. bis object being revolutionary.
Prince Napoleon and small French force
had arrived ut Leghorn.
It was rumored that six English men n-of.war
had entered the Adriatic.
LATEST,
TuR1s, May 24.-Gen. Guyali has removed his
head quarters to Garlasco, and has everywhere
ordered the people to giye up their arms under
pam Of being shot for disobedience.
2en. Garabaldi has nude Al more prisoners.
4LLEsASpR1A, May o4-The wounded ut Mon
tebelo hare been brought here
MAnsE1LLEs, Mar 25.-Some Austrian prison-
era haze arrived here.
BEaSE, May a5-Revolutionary movements
are reported in Lombardy.
NAPLEs.-The king Of Naples was dead, and
Francis the IL had assumed the reins Of gov
crnment.
England and France were about to send repre-
sentstives to Naples.
GREAT BRlra1s.-Political differences have
arisen between Lard Palmcrston and Lord John
RUSSELL
The defeat of Tie Derby ministry is anticipa-
ted on the meeting Of Parliament
The Admiralty has formally invited tenders
for monthly Australian service rim Panama.
4 general meeting Of the Atlantic Telegraph
Co. has been called to sanction the heads Of The
agreement with the government and the issue OF
preference shares Of $500, 900 of new capital.
FkAxcK-The Uoniteur announces that France
adheres to the abolition Of prirateesing and the
principle that neutral flag covers cnemy's
goods.
The Borrse wss firm, IS, 11l65c-
LospoS, May e5.-Conso1s quoted 91a@9o
, 1859-06-06

WAsH1xcroS, June 4.-Indlan Superintendent
Collins, Of New Mexico, announces to the Indian
route.
Agent Steck, who proposes to meet sone
1,50v Indians upon the Gila, to distribute the
usual quota Of agricultural implements, writes
that bis guard on the occasion will consist Of
ten Aexieans armed only with hoea and OF
whips.
The receipts inte the Treasury last week werc
over &2,000,0oo, but the drafs amounted to
oTer &, ,ooo,0o0. There is On hand subject to
dratt only e4,00O,]9o.
, 1859-06-06
NeN York EfHI11n.

NEW YORK, June4 4.-The steamer Vanderbilt
took out nearly 4eo passengers, and upwards Of
8, ,000, 900 in specie.
Ths City Of baltimore took 215 passengers,
and u, kards Of &so0. 900 in'specie.
The Cahawba brings Havana dates to May
30th. Commercial news partly anticipated via
New Orleans. FFeights active. Health Of the
city good.
Col. Robertson, forfHer1y U. S. Consul a.
Hayana, died on tue eoth.
The U. S. steamship Walker, arrived on the
S0th.
Three French war vessels had been living
outside HaTana, awaiting dispatches per the
them.
The CahaWha brought ore1 loo passencers.
, 1859-06-06

hKw FoHk, June THE races oFe. the
Fashion Course commenced yesterday. The
Jamaica stakes for three year olds uas won br
Pauline. Time: 1:52; 1:5o.
The Jockey Club handicap WAS won by Bell
Chcaphsm; one mile md half in s:{5.
3:454.
In the last race, only one hest. R, J. W.]l.r
the coptending hcrse, broke down and wa,vith.
dr&Vn
, 1859-06-06

The VILLAGE BLAcKsxiru.-Out Art loycrs
nave reason to congratulate themselves that the
original Her1fng's superb painting, Tie
Vsl1ags Btdclraith." is now on free exb;b;-
lion IN this city, at the bookstore Of Messrs. d.
Cooke 4 Co.
, 1859-06-06

SEw Yonk, J une 4th.-A despatch ftom
Washington ~. Attot1ey General Blacf's
opinion IN the 9t;s %.n5as5sts2ding conflicts
sructionx to Gen. johnson and the intsnt;nn m
70 be- VA depsrtvoen thsywhere issued. Henes
further complications aze apPrehsnded.
, 1859-06-06

tB Bishop Potter, of Pennsylvania, recently
ofciated at religious services. held ut the resi-
dence Of the American Legation at Rome, Rev.
Mr.. Leacock, Of Mobile, Alabama, and Rev. Mr.
Clements, Of Trenton, New Jersey, assisting
The Bishop administered the rites Of conflrma.
ton to five persons, among whom was young
English noblemen, the Duke Of St. Albans. This
Was the fret time an American Bishop ever adj
ministercd confirmation in Rome,
, 1859-06-06

Richmond House hut evening: General John
4. Dix, E. ": Durham, Esq, md J. S: se1srett,
'ksa; ,Ne* Y9tafa "" +! dliddfan, La, E, G.
'tfn1itn0Xd !itsax.. b6Asfbn. u -
, 1859-06-06

G1ogersr1a, :. y. MS, Slime June IL: r:;:-Eds.rd B,
aunis, vas arrested here thia morning " On =
charge Of returning to Norfolk The fugitive slave
Colnmbu. Sones, who WAS brought info Hssnn,s
By the brig Rolison; Bacon waived an c3snin.
siion, and gave bsil in $500 to appear befnrs
tie Superior Cont At BAtnst4b Z -.
, 1859-06-06

ArpUsoS CLuR.-!an adjourned meeting Of
the Audubon Club will be held on Monday crcn-
ing, for the purpose Of electing President;
also, to arrange for receiving the Cincinnati,
Louisville and St. Iouls shooting clubs on the
18th inst.
, 1859-06-06

aahAltSo :, y. of DE- ace.'-A oRt eAr."-
~ .o"a - 1"s."s "''n '''' uu-
" ZIG GHl! 1A.a's.on, LUZ 'au 'en-
saa.s % .y 1a"@..;ana @ =: - ~aos 4s4.ue 80 ploul'
A' 1 - a0' ""ee' "e ''s'' ~ '4'
- ~ "e1.a','''' = ~ 'ne "."e ee'',fs
oo'ns "n1 a'ef '"a'
' .,a'' ,''u4.4"s ..eu u 'ue 'nfl'ty e'uef eFo"-
' "0 s ,'e July ''e1''e "us VI n's ~
0f4.' Ae'o 'u' 'Ate leeep'ac'e ~ Ills
sues's "4'' .ue e1e'a"as'on' pare' you docs
~ - =, ~. ~, ,1SA soo' e.0e' ~ s','s' s"me's
ns 6o' eA'en7''e'5 sne''co
g. -. Hn@":
vi course IL vas fafher iarge pafsy tor
A.As "Ao . .Ae'e ""e "one i'o'n'seo' ou' VIC oo"o1
"nsl"st .s u ".S no' pretty s'rons's ''nPl'ea'
A"gglnS' VINO was one OF tile party ut tue
saA'e ee'lat' 'uslsis tat Inc lofthconlns return
easufs'on 10 e"caeo, " Will DE cheap way Of
o'ef'is!nss, laas oue LIONS o1 the matt aud aud
nop proouet, Lii d Dl'cfses' and Sands, Of the
eo'uoo'an brewery may Initiate, carry half a
thousand guests dry-shod aud dry-throated
amohg their Deer and ale vaults. We doubt If
our ch'caso brewers will avail themselves Of
Augg'ns' hint, though one flung is certain, if
they gin 1rca'' there Will be no " "sh"atltfng
Of a< mug" But thc matter elected plenty Of
fun both Mt the cc]1yrs md w;,b,ut NJ ,,.-.
- - .,,s 49, - ~ .n".e " sA'e
scs'e'oas LUZ ep'soae u fFolessor 6oay'
Our ainlablc aud inimitab7c DR.. e was Of
the party. aud passed tier a:tcr tier. and y,ut
.oaF -.,,,. ~.:.,f... ~ .s,s.. ~ an1 's"1s
a'"r 'oult "ltaoat token OF response from
the imprisoned spirits. Suddenly his eye fell
upon a muchine unfamiliar to him. and he
,sto, os +ho bo,,d ,..o,aoX+ ;te
..n, -
1hat Is WHAT VIC corr our bottles Will.
Or. Egan-"Do you Say 80, and where is the
machine xo, vooyt them with y,
A'av ~ ,oA ''te'' t. t"et' "''":
The latter apparatus wasn't on duty that
day.
Another yi.itor. inst os he uos f,.a.;nv ,a-
,,,~..s1 49,. as ,'' i''a'' ~
atessea Que Oh t''e ncaa pefsonages with the
question:
"You make several kinds Of Catawba:"
aycs wc bavc nrv cot,,x,,o nd,
az .... n,1' ~ ~ 1aA -,
tno"gn' eo' b'o"ea II whas We haF Mt
seen to-day is not the dryest kind Of Catawba."
Mr. Longworth las secured yery vide
anr,od ,;,,or,, ,,d .,,n..,.,. ,-,:
-f'~"f ->0~'"-'t ~"N AASAASANoAI AAfGA&tsclAcHt
, 1859-06-06

~ Some horse fancicr borrowed the lorsc
and buggy Of ". F. Brown on Friday evening.
It had befn left hitchod in front of the C1cye-
land House On West Lake street.
, 1859-06-06

On Friday was concluded Mt Cincinnati the
Cricket match between. Chicago Il Cincinnati
Cricket Club. The challenge was given br Gin
cinnati, and each city selected eleven of the
best players. The statement Of the game is as
follows.
, 1859-06-06
Nem advertisements.

" e. II sCRIVE.r. Ais<.ftsi"3 A9e.s, q D-sr1orn J."
axtkorsai 10 rest Adse "isesststs s ds5 aN ia
Laadi.9 Pspezs u fKe North Ftsk al k4ly
, 1859-06-06

BANK or OsuKos1 May aa:h, 1559.
Ak1sxs- 8. c. HKx11Sc Co-r.u,-s+ ,ho H.. =.
the ate ire u il our Hsok lwo Of xou
Of dlos1eut AIzes. The larger purch.- Ia iu1o
for $3. hs other cost 95o. I've neuton H.. 80 49,
Jpu nay tudEF 0f their alxr Thee aafts wc trsh 49,
moIsa iom ne baaaE oefore tho fse Frachel w Tie
tAe ~as hosea asIoss the walk eight fet from the
r d wnea pu1 H. Ihr lKe safe being more ut:
70 handle ~as 2ot 9nt through ie ate kht hlnx
.a3 npon ~ ee YAK with khe lower end Vt the so
poeaoy sno @ one ioot Of the ool where Il lne1
uaSs eoht.9uA5 upon thts s3e while o1s building was
i1x. @ aa poss q tas or The water thrown upn The
s& 41se iAea Upon the aafe from caves pf
Or exposure cur Lrra ,nfr ~
ihsss ~ noth!nx ip the le safe destroyed T4e c.iner
, 1859-06-06

70 To-day the Superior Court Of Chicago
term opens its term. The Recorders Court
commences its regular June term. The Boara
Of Supervisors of Cook County hold their
quarterly session.
, 1859-06-06

Boxes and Case
ass ii sstah l 49,. -.
, 1859-06-06
New York Items..-.A Horrible mrs.
terry.

NEw Yonk. June 4.-The Steam Tug Marga-
ret Kinsdale lying nj pier in East River blew
up this P. II. The Captain aud three hands
were blown into the river, but we're rescued bad-
ly scalded, but it is hoped were not fatally in
jured.
A box containing dead bodies was found
Wednesday floating in the Sound near West
Farms. The bodies we're those of two adult
white miles. one negro, two females and two
children. One Of the males had three stabs in
the left breast One Of the children on a ruff
fed night gown marked c. II. and II. C. The
box was filled with quick limo. No clue to the
mystery.
JAS Stephens, the wife poisoner who Ind been
previously sentenced to death and appealed to
the Supreme Court WIS today sentenced by
Judge Roosevelt to be hanged on JulY u.
, 1859-06-06

The French want to nuy American
VeAAelx.
New BEDFORD, June 4tlL-It is reported in
this city that m agent Of the French Goyeru-
ment visited Fair Haven to-day for the purpose
Of purchasing the new clipper ship not rel aau.ed
recently launched and belonging 10 Reuben Fisk
Of Fair Haven.
, 1859-06-06

eB On Tuesday evening takes place ut Met
ropoitan Hall the Strawberry Festival Of tlAc
Westminster Church. A good time is aut;ci.
, 1859-06-06

If some reckless and desperate man should
meet WltIIAN 3. 0eDES on the street in this
city md shoot him down, without p.ovocation
OF warning it may be imagined that a furious
aud uncomfortable excitement would follow.
Mr. JOSEPH CaAR1Ess, who died yesterday
from wounds inflicted By St. Louis assas.
sin. was one Of the most high-minded
and honorable gentleman Of whom that city
could boast. Long identified with ST. Louis
hc was widely known aud universally belor-
ID His towns'ncn did wisely in refusing to
take the law into tlcir own hands and hang
bis murderer to lamp post: but We can read
ily excuse the rage which led them almost to
the pcrpetTation Of such au &C. :.
, 1859-06-06

r. Tho "ramsskahA .predictioa" of Hxaa-
boldt th&t b. would dis IN saa yser lsS9, Tas
simply his conclusion from 4 c!ope ebe9vsisoo
of tie decay Of his physical powera: Il 1as r..
1aerfaoae oGty n sao.ioE toe suPe..s<fty ofabs
with Which the mind oould de4srinins 4he point
of:tlsae when tbs physical machinery would
WpN oat.
, 1859-06-06

.4sv oR.xAxy, 1pns A-Coatxz,y to tho =.
norta in somS ofthe 8ava1nAh papexx, thsrs -
hos bsea ansts easssf ystlow ssTsr Ia iii eItr T
this season. - =
, 1859-06-06

Sr. LOUIS, Juns 1.-THE Overland California
4 II, With dates&o the 18th, reached Jefferson
O'clock tonight.
The news IS upimpoEtant.
Business was in fair demand from the interior
and increasing,
The mining news is favorable
The steamer Santa Cruz arrived from 3Iazel-
tan With &3s5. ONO in specie.
Thirty-six Mexican officers bud been banished
by the Liberals.
The New Mexican null, with adrices to the
18th inst, reached Independence at noon to-day.
The news il unimportant.
Joseph Charles died at halfpast o'clock this
morning. There was 10 excitement Inst night
and this morning the excitement Was subsiding.
Judge Clover has been peti,ioned to call special
session of the Criminal Court, in order to bring
the prisoner to speedy trial
, 1859-06-06

Boston Post once.
BosToS, June 4.-The Post Office is being &C.
moved to-day from Son,er street back to the old
site, on State st.
, 1859-06-06

PutAp11pnA. June 4sh h.--Benjami Nillock.
IN old and eminent merchant, hea this morn.
tn& -.
, 1859-06-06
n AR r I E. D.

B Sec advertisement Of Boudoir Sewing
Machines. l26 Lake street. a4-b906
, 1859-06-06

=: 4 superior article Of Kerosene Coal Oil
Is offered to the trade. 100 bbls just received
ut the Lamb and Oil Emporium.
, 1859-06-06

q: Neszs. Norris 4 Hyde,of No. 400 Dear.
born street are on hand with the freshest mud
latest Of periodical literature. Harpcr's Weekly
continues the attractive serial norels in progress
from the pens Of Dickens aud HowaQji Curtis
Frank Leslie la, splendid number, with en-
cravings, Of the superb Aorphy Testimonial -
AL the magazines for the month may bo had at
No. 100 Dearborn street. Also late New York
papers, &C., Ac.
q Our markets and hpcksters' stalls are
this year better than ever before supplied with
earIy garden sauce, and prices rnls more in
favor Of the buyer. The most moderate purse
can compass the radishcs and lettuce, and rhu-
barb aud spinach, thus season. 1t isri ght, We
hare the soil for mazkrt gardens, though the
discovery was tardi'y reduced to practice.
srnAwn1nn,fs, srsAwnrRR1rs.-Don't forge.
the good time coming" on Thursdsy evening
next by the Young Peoples Mission Association
OF the First Presbyterian Church rs per adver.
tiscmcnt, to which rcfez, for further psrticu.
lars. ''-:
Ec1zouc ron Jrs1.-Eclectie, Chess Monthly
and knickerbockcr for June have been received
BY AcNally Co., 81 Dearborn street, who also
have d fresh supply Of the new novel, "The Ro-
nance Of a Poor Toupg Man"
r. The Chinese Jugglers repeat their WOE.
detul performances at Metropolitan nall this
erening. Thsy:are q greet curiosity in their
wsy, and wc advise al " ho are fond ofthe Won
det4fht'or raA< A<Yf!ous to 60 and see them.
, 1859-06-06
'hlcago winning, will three wickcta 10 20 down.

Q. Chambers, not out.
fiue1r-..--.....-..-..-.. .......s..............
, 1859-06-06

~ As the Lunar Tide is attracted by the
moon, calling the attention OF the scientific and
intellectual man, so also is Lunar Oil IN attrac-
ton for those who have given it trial. Call and
see it burning at the Lamp and Oil Emporium,
1875 Clark street. my3l-6t
, 1859-06-06

II Strangers visiting this city will find .
beautiful collection Of the most fashionable mil
linery At Miss II. II. Marsh, 25s State St., be-
tween Jackson and Van Buren, streets.
,nvQI.1nf
, 1859-06-06

" Lunar Oil will be sent to ill parts Of the
Country per express, with bill for collection 4
large discount nnde to those selling Oils
mY31-lQt
, 1859-06-06
miscellaneous.

EASON ABLE GOODS
VAN sCHAACK,s.
a1FR auRATo1s,
Ice Boxes, Water Coolers
AND ICE PICKS,
Shaves, Mauets, &C., &c,
Il. .. VAN soHAAcK, JR5< 4
~ -.r State Street, ~
HIP AND sTTZ, INFANT AND FOOT
Bath Tubs.
h'h f9E ho %k I'd se s,s5 al d t.
best ls''' 1t 4 w ~ 'sst11cK JR
INDIA RUBBER H0SE,
HOSE COUPLINGS,
HOSE PIPE AND
sPR1NkLKRs
And OLD HOSE REPAIRED,
Ar47 STATE sTEEET.
1.-THE faBADHR."
4 McGREGG0R COOK STOVE
The Mcaresr Heating Stores TOO veil knnvu in thia
commu,.sy rs ECONOM1zERS OF FUEL u inquire
tprout 1t our hsnds The manufactures In Offering their
NeVAeGseEEor Cook Stove
<tTHE LEADER.ss
Pledge The SAME SATISFACTION to the purchaser for
cconomy Of fuel and Il the time furnish etove ST.
TEKIOR any In the MARKET for capacity either for
nroing Baking boiling, while In beauty Of deagn il
uncqualed. In EVERY RESPEET Il Will be found to be
1.-THE LEADER"
Of all Cook ssovca
For sale on1T at VAN SCHAACK'S,
, 1859-06-06

In Eazl,lc La Sale County, H. June 1ss, Il the hogse
Of Tie hd.s father, BY Rey. JoHK ULtcK, Mr. T. u.
MCCLURE and Miss L0TTlE II. HEDGES.
At Troy Grove. III by tire Res. Mr.. Wn1a DONALD
MACINTOSH Of chicago, and A1ss JEANNE COCHRAN.
of Troy Grove.
, 1859-06-06

WATER Youa GARpESs-If you want good
rubber hose fitted to your hydrants 1t a low
price, call OF send to the Rubber store, q Dear
born street, one door north Of Lake street.
ny7.1nn
, 1859-06-06

CLoena or TN F1xK ARr ExPoAT1os.-
The first Fine Art Exhibition Of Statoary,
Paintings, e&o, contributed by the citizens of
Chicago, now open in Burch's building, corner
Lake street and Wabash Avenue, will be closed
on Monday, June GOTH. Hours Of exhibition
from l. y. to r, NJ, aud from ~ to st in the
evening. Tickets 50 cts for the season, IS cts.
for siugie tickets and Is cts, for children under
Il yeafs-to be had 1t the Bookstores Of s. G:
Griggs i Co., D. B. Cook i Co., at the Princi-
pal Hotels: and at thu door Of the Exhi ,ition
Hall: Catalogues sold 1t the door 1t 10 cents
per copy, je+1w
NkAxs ALL IT SA1s--An advertisement up
pears in our columns to day from A. H. Rininger
l. Co., s3s broadway, which, We are veil assured
means II it says- Il reSers to m article which,
though often abused, has great medical virtues
aud lawful domestic uses BiuiDgeFs O1d Lou
don Dock Gin," dispensed BY that long estab-
Iished house, had baaa- fds virtues as cordial,
and is strictly pure in its component parts. and
where required at all, may be used with the
fullest confidence. The name Of that firm is
guarantee Of the exact and literal truth Of what
ever they, ,repreaent.-E r. cs~so.<reial Adee'-
tiser.
For sala hv Hovt 4 Fierce. wholesale agents.
, 1859-06-06

EI l. II. Singer Co. have removed to C
Lake street, where their new Family Sewing
Machine can be seen on exhibition. Open to
receive visitors Monday, June 9Th.
7w " HARR1s Aren't
, 1859-06-06

TIE WEs7ERs BASyxR.-The first number Of
the new Catholic paper has just been published,
and can be had at any Of the news depots-
price five cents:pe copy. Terms: subscribers
served By carrier, $3.50 per annum-by mail,
&2OO. Office. 90 Market street. je42t
, 1859-06-06
THE CITY.

II It is proposed tisat the return excursion
from Cincinnati take place on the 18th inst.
~ The sewer is being extended Oh Madis.
on street, westward 1bom sanganlon.
, 1859-06-06


For aale BY Hoyt l. Fierce, wholesale agents,
l47 South Water street, and BY all Druggists:
, 1859-06-06

# We learn that it is proposed to ]ocutc
the steam fre-enginc Enterprise in the house Of
No. Z, Oh State street.
, 1859-06-06

skcNSp t11rHds dF CH1u1E0.
VS.. S1avat, caught Bt1dahaw, bewled Bsadshaw IL
". Long. caught CooAtke, box1ed 1ia1'e15lcy. =. II
q. Heal caught J. Uallersity, BOWED J. Hauets!cy
F. Ludlow, caught j. Haljes1ley, bnw]ed do.
J. Ramg caught, caught J. Haerslcy, BOWED d.:
J. Ades, atumped J. Halfesasy, bowled do.......
II. O. Chambers not cut, .......,,...,.,,..,...
, 1859-06-06

u A singular theft was that for which two
Lads, Daniel Day and Peter Dunn, hare been
arrested, and are today TO Be examined, thu
entering the Berean Baptist Church On tie
West side and stealing quantity Of Sabbath
School book We warrant It their first cxpc.
rience Of that class Of literature, but not their
last, since they will find an abundance Of good
reading at the Reform School. Linz
, 1859-06-06

II Seriously we wish the Serreites- Phcl.n
hunbng might be allowed to dry up. It las,
ever since the Detroit ssind1e, been the sub
ject Of Is much discussion IS il on the question
hung the fate Of a kingdom. This will answer
for "A. B." who sends us his vicns on the
subject.
, 1859-06-06

E8 Aessrs. HORT / Pierce, wholesale crocers.
oooth " aser street, are the agents Of Bininger's
celebrated spiritual extract Of the juniper, vul-
gar4y known a. Gin. 4 splendid a.ticle-so
say the Judges Of article Of which, as thcy say
OF the big dictionary, one should nlways " cct
the best"
, 1859-06-06

II Four new Catholic Churches arc nov
building in this city. One upon the North Side.
on the cosper of North ayenpe md }yolcott
street, LOT the Rev. NJ. Edwards; one on the
West Side. near the Milwaukee Plank road, for
Rev. Ar. Dunn; one On the South Side OH Old
street, and one just completed in Carrille,
, 1859-06-06

e Tho no" City Directory Of Mcssrs D. i.
Cooke tgo: will Be. opt in few days. lou
that arc lowest down IN the ulphabct have still
a chance to secure for yonr uamc and residence
a correct recorn in the rigbt 1,1are
, 1859-06-06

MEATS IL A NA1k:-A lawyer Of this city
holds tor collection note forwarded from an
eastern city. md bearing name owned by
three individuals here whom he has succeeded
in finding ont, each Of whom disowns flat he
ever heard Of the note.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-02-17

HBsTR.sCT STATEN E.N.T OF THE
an condition Of The CITY FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY Of Hartford, January Isl, 1858.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The maine of this Company is the CRY FIRE IN
sURANcE COMPANY or HARTFORD. The Company is
located at Hartford Connecticut
The amount of its Capital Stock is one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. The amount of its Cap
tai Stock paid up is one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.
Cash hand Sl0426 O8
Cash in the hands OF Agents and othor
persons Ii, 400 10
Bonds owned by the Company, 10 81 900
I'd Mortgage Bonds of the Indiana Cen
trai Railroad Company, paying semi-an-
nua interest of 10 per cent............ 10000 co
Debts due the Company, secured by mort
gage on Real Estate 32,9l0 90
Loans on collateral secured by 39I shares
of Bank Stock, and other Stocks aud
Bonds in possession of the Company. 81, $50 0S
All other securities 6GS Shares Bank
Stock 3l,o5O w
Bills receivable. 1853 80
Accrued Interest,". 4,043 6G
Office furniture 577 IT
Total assets of the Company sls2,d79 rs
-... IIABILtfIEs. f-.z..tt
LOSSES adjusted and not dne...S3,775 o.
losses madjusted, and in
penSe, waiting for further VS.
proof -......,-....--...9,f7o Uo
All other claims against the
Company estimated. ......-......4, AS 90
Total liabilities. ................ Sl3,670 20
The greatest amount insured in any one risk is
$1,000. ..'=..F
The greateHs amount allowed to be insured in any
one City, Town Village, varies according to its
size and class of property.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any
one block, varies as in the preceding.
No part OF its capital or earnings deposited
with any State States, security for losses
therein. C. BOWERS, Prcs't
| c. G. WAITE, Secretary.
W. b. L0UNSBURY, General Agent
Applications received by
j. -5 A. Z. HALL0CK, Agant,
Evansville, Ind
Losses promptly adjusted and paid with fidelity
ana dispatch. el4-imOsd&w