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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-23
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
ST.. JOINS, MAY 2l-M.
- THE y. & w. LINE.

Sr. JOINS, May 2l-M.
The City u Baltimore passed Cork on
the 18th and brings dispatches from Lon
don and Liverpool TO Thursday noon.
TURIN, May IL.
The Austrians arc re-crossing the river
Sesil in haste.
The following is the latest by telegraph
from London to Cork:
LONDON, Thursday.
The Duly Ne,cs city article of last even
ing says the price of consolS improved to
! per cent over Tuesday. The favorable
effect had been produced by checking the
drain of gold to the continent. At Paris,
the subscription 10 the French loan OF 20
O0O,o0 francs was bid for by all classes,
including a very large number who posses
sed only 10 francs of annual income. All
parties connected with the Government
were expected to take part in the national
demonstration.
The Bank of Belgium had raised its rate Of
discount from , to 4 per cent.
MARsEILLEs, Wednesday.
The Emperor arrived here at midday,
en- route lie embarked on the Hortense,
where he received the city authorities. He
left ia the afternoon. 1t was said in Paris
that the Emperor expected to he in Milan
by the end of May or the beginning of June.
LONDON, Thursday
In the London Times it is said that the
continued suspense between the hostile
forces, in Italy, exertS, daily, new coniec-
lures. The condition of Turkey has also
been The subject of comment.
There was much buoyancy on the Paris
Bourse, owing to the enthusiastic demonstra-
tons attending the Emperor's departure, it
being considered as security for the main
tainance OF order at home.
\ dispatch from Rome has been sent to
tue Pope's Nuncio TO leave Florence.
The Austrian war brig, Triston, has been
accidentally blown up, while the commander
was on shore. The number of dead and
missing is estimated at about eighty. An
other report says that a part of the crew
was ashore, when the explosion took place,
and the number of killed was only four.
LONDON, May l..
Consols opened at yesterdays closing
price, 9l S(G9li, an advance TO 81, and are
now firm at 92I
TURIN, May IL, 10 o'clock A. NJ.
On reaching Nercclli, the Austrians
ceased their retrograde movements. To day
they made an excursion towards Pernarra.
Coun, Cavour leaves to-day, to meet the
Emperor Napoleon at Genoa.
PARIS, May II.
The NoRite,r publishes the following
telegram
Rome Nay llh.--According to orders
from Vienna, the state of siege has been
raised at Ancona, and the lamps of the
lighthouse are again lighted"
VIENNA, May 10.
Tie Duke is dead
LIVERPOOL, ThurSday-M
Cotton quiet. There is little enquiry, and
prices are weak. Richardson, Spence Il CO.
report breadStuhS quiet, with weaker prices
quotations are, however, unchanged. Pro
| visions dull.
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From He London Times.
The French Army Crossing Mont
Cents.

GENEVA, May /, 1859.
On the evening of the 10Th | crossed
Ment Gents, where there were reports of the
slaughter, the previous evening, of large
portion of the Sandman army by the Aus
trians, and of the rapid advance Of the lat
ter upon Turin. These reports were con-
tradlcted when | reached SuSa, the morn
ing of the 2Tth; indeed, it appeared to be
generally doubted whether the Austrians
had rs vet crossed the Ticino i'm any force.
found at that town the advanced guard Of
the French army-7some 2,000-consisting
Of ChaSseurS de Vincennes and infantry OF
the line-ready to be pushed on by rail To
Turin. Tickets were also issued 10 pasSen-
gers for the O'Clock evening train. The
same day rs | re-croSsed Mont Gents, ! met
two battalions of infantry; aud again, on
the 18th ] passed, at different stages of the
route, between I.andlesbourg on the Savoy
side Of the mountain, and CuloS on the
French frontier, not less than 900 troops,
including three regiments of light and one
of heavy cavalry, a large body of chasseurs,
and sixteen brass field pieces; three regi-
ments Of infantry were marching rapidly
along the line of rail, within few miles of
each other, while others were being con-
veyed in the train.
was struck with the disproporlion both
ofcayalry and artillery TO the whole of the
aforementioned force--as the road from st.
Jean Maurienne, Pass, is excellent. 90
900 is said to be the number of troops abont
to be transported along this route. The
guns were all rihed, quite new, and very
| light, drawn by four horses which appeared
TO my eye TO want little more blood. The
cavalry were well mounted, and the infant
ry had every appearance % being admirably
| efficient both in discipline ami condition
active, sturdy little fellows. Altiou,.h enly
( on the outset of Il campaign every maf look
ed as fhe had passed every hour or his ex-
Fistence in the field-hardy, skillful, and self
/ relying The truth of the matter is that
scarcely a day passes in garrison that the
! French soldier is not compelled to fence or
| 10 go through the bayonet exercise with his
comrades, until his eye is quickened, his
| limbs strengthened, and he has hecome
4 thorough master OF his weapon. Why
! should we allow the Frenchman such AN
| advantage over our own soldier in the use
of The bayonet, which we have always en-
| celled in? May we not have 10 regret the
neglect of this kind Of training, spite OF
! the bulldog courage, and naturally excellent
stamina ofthe English infantry? Who could
doubt the havoc that would be caused by a
handful of trained pugilists in a melee, al
! though opposed 60 unarmed men Of any
caliber? Might it not be to a certain extent
the same with the bayonet2 Could it not
be possible to introduce into the English
army some instruction and place of exercise
corresponding to the French regiInenta
4" Sale d Armes, aud by this means accom-.
plish the double aim of improving the CT.
ticiency and occupying the idle time of our
( soldiers? ~. .1.
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isa. Ii is stated that Geo. VI. Dallas will
he withdrawn from the Court of st. James,
to make room for Attorney General Black.
Upon this the Washington correspondent of
the Philadelphia Press remarks:
jeremiah S. Black, Attorney General of
the United States, betimes editor of the Union
and the Onion alias the Constitution, and
whose negotiations in Pennsylvania, and es-
pecallv in his own county ofSomerset, have
been so redolent of genius and markell with
such unparalleled success, wcaId afford even
Sir Charles Coldstream new sensation by
an exhibition of the exceliing grace Of his
CheSterf'eldiau manners and the supernatu-
raj perfection of his attire. If he has not
astonished the Supreme Court with the dull
Get strains of his fascinating eloquence, but
generally has yielded that duty to others at
the expense of the United States, vet has he
put in the archives of his department solid
| opinions upon the increase of carriers wages,
| adorned with the gay ribbons of blue and
red, and yellow and gold, of Shakesperian
quotations. These extracts serve To allay the
thirsty dryness of his legal lore With Jehu
G. Jones, at Vienna, Jeremiah 5. Black, at
London, and the Cheyalier Wykoff and
| Francis Judas Grund, with rowing commits
Sions, our European corps diplomatic will
beeas ex cessively diplomatic and rs profound
| w silent and unknOwing, as the veriest Sir
Plenipo could wish. ....,-. .,-..,.
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phiIndrinHia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May AN.
Flour depressed; shipping brands offered
At I % without finding buyers. Rye -four
and corn meal nominal. Wheat dun and
declined BOG; sales of 500 bushels red at
75(al SIS, and white 90. Rye declined.
We quote at 95G996. Corn plenty aud duh.
Prime yellow offered at 9i@95-a decline
800 bushels sold at 95, and some lots at 80.
Oats are selling slowly at AZ. Whisky
firm, but with less inquiry; sales 500 bbls
Ohio at 81, and 81 bbls Penn. at 81.
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STRAWBERRY SUPPERs.-Wc hear it re-
ported among the ladies that il is contem-
plated BY the ladies of the Old Presby terrain
congregation Rev. Mr.. McCarer's) to have
Il strawberry supper next Thursday evening,
perhaps at Crescent City Hall. We have
received no official notice of the supper, but
we hope the report is true. 1t will be a
pleasant way to spendan evening this week,
while there are so many visitors in the city ;
it win afford them better opportunity of
making the acquaintance of our citizens
and strawberries and cream, and the excel
lent music which the friends of that church
can give,'will add greatly to the enjoyment
of the evening We would be glad to see
strawberry Suppers and promenade concerts
more frequently given by the ladies, for they
are always pleasant social entertainments.
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BALTIMORE, Nav 2l--.

Lucius o Brien, whMwas generally un-
derstood to be the Baltimore correspondent
OF the New York Police Gazette, aud who
bore a notorious reputation as pickpoeket
and burglar, was assaulted last night, on thC
corner of French and Front streets, by q
gang of men, aud So severely beaten that he
died this morning. He was to have been
tried in a few days, on charge of being
implicated in a burglarious operation.
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B15- a New Orleans correspondent of
the st. Louis Republican gives lengthy
account of the difficulties in the Democratic
camp in Louisiana. So bitter and unre-
lsnting is the luminosity between the Soule
and Slidell factions, that either would pre-
fer to see the spoils in the hands of their COM
mon enemy, than yield one 10 another
On account of this bitter fcud, the triumph
of the Democracy at the next State election
is greatly endangered. Were it not that
the Opposition are hOpelessly cut up into
cliquss and factions, the defeat of the Dem
ocratic candidates would be certain. There
is now probability of four tickets being in
the ield-the Americans, both wings of the
Democracy, and an ependent-composed
of old line Wings and disappointed Know
NOthings. Everywhere the politics of the
country is at sea, apparently, too, without
rudder or compass.
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Ma EpIroR In the Enquirer Of Friday,
the same issue which gives pious notice of
the Presbyterian Assembly, there was
conspicuous editorial notice of lunch, ball,
and revelry party under the name of So
cred conceri), at the Bulls Head, just over
the corporation line, on the Sabbath. Now,
the editor of that paper knew that in it he
was giving cOuntenance TO a plain violation
of a State law, to say nothing of a desecra-
ton of the Sabbath. And yet, with this
fact staring him in the face, he has the eff
froutery TO emblazon this infraction of the
law in a public newspaper. do not know
whether the Garden alluded2to was open;
yesterday, or not, but take it for granted
that it was. Will any of our vigilant pc.
lice officials, whose duty it is to enforce this,
as well as other laws be very eager to make
complaint OF this violation Judging from
the past, think not. But, on the contrary,
they are the very ones who support, counte-
nance, and are present at these places.
have no lengthy article to write on this sub
ject, but simply desire TO call attention TO it.
1t certainly is time that tdw abiding citizens,
and the Christian community, should do
their duty; they should rebuke public
journal which panders so much to the lille
gal and immoral habits of its patrons and
they should compel the officers of the law
TO do their sworn official duty. ra-ru
.- LAW.
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Local and Miscellaneous.

Book BISDISG.--We have completed ar
rangements whereby we are enabled to fill
all orders in Book Binding with whirh we
may be favored. We will guarantee the
work to be done satisfactorily. Ruling Of
all kinds, and blank heads Of every descrip-
ton, will be done promptly and on salts
factory terms Our friends will please send
in their orders.
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~ The Mount Gents road, by which
the French army few days ago passed the
Alps, was built by the first Napoleon. 1t
passes through regions of almost eternal
snow, yet is said to be in better order than
almost any public or private road in the
United States.
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WARNING To MOTHERS. little girl, aged
about three years, and daughter of a resi-
dent of Cincinnati was drowned, recently,
by falling into awash-tub filled with water
When discovered by servant girl her head
and shoulders were buried in the water
Every means were resorted to, TO restore
her. but without success.
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SI,e.uETHE.,'G We W-sAwED POPLAR

Ns0.uETHE.S'SI We W-SAwED POPLAR
~ SHISGLES.-A gentleman living in one OF
the upper counties, having purchased one of Nc
Georges celebrated machines for saving Shingles,
is now furnishing the subscriber weekly with sup
plies of these extra ShiDgles-sawed out OF sound,
clear poplar and put up in bundles containing 500
Shingles, full count. These good article, and
mistake, the best substitute for pine that be
found, and costing good deal less money. Call
and examine them at
j. r. GLOVER'S Lumber Yard,
apps Corner Main and Seventh streets
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Special Notices.
Uofronay;, ofmfmen, nma rni..-Bos


HoffoGd y's Ointment nmd Pffis.-Bass
aoul.terleils are in the MARKET. Look for the
water-market, ss.Hollovay, New York and Lous
don, portrayed ON every leafof the book of drec.
tions. This trademark and test of genuineness
be plainly seen by holding the leaf between the eye
and the light. Without this they are but vile
limitations Sold at the mandatory, No. so Maiden
Lane, New York. and by all Druggists, at 25c.,
&c, and 81 per pot or box. uyls
IT a. seldom that zoe notice anything
in the medical line, would we now, unless we
could be convinced that We not doing our duty
US a jousnalst, in uding to the public DIR.
J. HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED BITTERS, for
the euro Of that most terrible and fatal Of all dis
eases-Fever and Ague From our own experience
with this valuable specific, We can safely say, that
for diseases of the above nature, il stands without
rival. Its timely assistance has saved many fell
low from premature grave. Every day, VIC hear
Of it conquering the Of Fever and Arue.
To those who in the least afflicted with any OF
the complaints arising from AN irregularity Of te
digestive organs, nothing can Le more beneficial
than these Bitters We choerfully recommend them
10 the thousands in this State, who are suffering
the most intense pain, as certain cure fCr their
ilis Try them, and be convinced of their many
excellent qualities.
n6- For sale 10y Druggists and dealers generally
everywhere. myls
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ESa- 1t is wei for strangers visiting our
dry goods or shoes of any kind, they can
not DO better than patronize Hughes, at the
corner of Main and Second streets, whcro
they can get many articles they require,
and at uniform prices, as he is emphatically
a one price man.
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MA. The Tri6ane's Washington CORES
pendent says the Secretary of the Treasury
requires every officer in his department to
subscribe for General Bowman's Constitu-
fioE.
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Public.
To th. -RR IND SPRING
x,uppsSr T.sx. Hnes, causing many

HyHE P.fST VIM I",,i1e - ,'I
- so far, have been very wet $500. 60
of rivers to overflow Thea. bp,tor
ing up the water in the creeks and - ~
flooding To considerable extent tn,
lands when the rivers recede, which may L,
pected s0On then the large surface of decayng We
etablc matter exposed 10 the scorching rays of the
summer sun, produces the malaria, which proves
so tital in its course, sweeping whole States, and
sp1rins neither age nor sex IN its conquering
march. .- rl-
After residence of more than twenty years in
the middle and Southern States, we think have
discovered medicine " hich, to certain extent
Is preventative Of the attacks Of bilious fever,
sgue, &c, and as such recommend our Magnolia
Whisky ~.F-ftssT
We wish the public to understand that we are
not urging upon them the use of strong Liquors as
beverages. We are aud always have been, opposed to
their being used in that way, but il people will use
them such, let them have by all means a
pure article. that Will keep them in health, and
lengthen Instead Of shortening their lives. We pro-
pose TO sell always pure and uDadulterated Liquors
Tor medicinal purposes, aud little for the stoul
ach's sake, if required, and viii challenge in
spection by the beet chemists in this any other
country, TO find any impurity or aduteration in
the whisky branded by US, "AlIis & Howe's Mag
nola." 1t is warranted as il is distilled from the
corn, rye, or wheat with slight addition Of good
cistern water We have no doubt many persons
have been ruined i'm health if actually killed py
drinking bad whisky, the greater the reason that
Allis UOwes' pure Magnolia should be in gem
oral Use. just received and in store for sale
10 - pipes assd BrandieS (old) from 10 81 q gal.
- - pipes do (Oldl from TO 81 = gal.
pipes Holland Gin; 3 pnncheons old Rum.
an25 ALLIS & HOWES. Water 81.
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pea- IL is said that there are are fifteen
car lidates for the clerkship of the Davies
county (Ky.) court. The race will be a
merry one.
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River mud Weather.

-rsl..t PITTsBURG, May 2l-M
River rose several inches during last
night aud this morning. Ii is now station
airy at 4 feet by the metal mark Weather
cloudy.
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New York. Nav 81

The steamship Vanderbilt, from Havre
and southampton, with dates TO Wednes-
day, llth inst, is signalled below. Her
dates are not so late as received by the City
of Rahimorp
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aeA- The bakers in Louisville have in
crease the price Of bread twenty per cent.
since the news of the war in Europe was re-
ceived.
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Ba- The Hon. Mr. Raymond, one of the
principal editors of the New York Times,
leaves for Europe on the 18th inst.
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Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over large part of the
gloh, i tile consequence of a diseased action in the
system, induced by the poisonous missm Of yegeta-
bile decay. This eNhalation is evolved 10y tle ac-
ion of solar he.tt wet soil, and rises with the
watery yapof from IL. While the sun is below the
horizon this vapor fingers the earth 'ssurface
aud the virus is taken wttit through the lungs,
into the blood There t acts an irritating poi
the internal yiscera and excreting organs Of
the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails to
secrete not only this virus, but also the bile from
the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
ia the circulation, and produce violent consfitu-
tonal disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathize with the liver, and become
disorered also. Finally, the instinct Of organ
ISM il in ana attempt TO expcl the noxious infu-
sion, concentrates the whole blood of the body in
the internal excretories TO force them % cast
IL out. The blood leaves the surface, and rIshes
TO the central organs with congesriye VIOLENCE
This is the CHILL. But in this effort il fails. Then
the FEVER follows, 10 which the blood leaves the
central organs aud rushes to the surface, If in
another effort to expe the Irritating poison through
that othor great exOretory-the skin. Ia this also
il fails, and the system abandons the attempt ex-
hausted add waits for the recovery Of strength 10
repeat the hopeless effort another day. These are
the fits or paroxysms of FEVER AND AGCE. Such
constitutional disorder will Of course undermine
health ii IL is not removed. f --iIl-t
We have lsbored to find, aud have found, an an
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coATns

Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana.
Once Water street, between Main and Locust
Coal in quantities Of not less than 20 bushels, de-
ivered to any part of the city, at 10 cents per BASH
at the pit, cents. JOHN WYMOSD,
octg Secretary and Manager.
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DIR. HAAS, having leased the rooms formerly
cupied by DR.. kivett, in DR.. Brsys building, oppO
site the Post Office, wond respectfully solicit the
citizens of Evansville and the surrounding towns
and country, 20 visit his rooms and see the speci
mems on exhibition. All those who need Dental
operations performed, and pleased with his work,
shall be attended to with great pleasure. His
CONTINUOUS GUM
works without seam or crevice Nothing will DO
more clean, or have greater strength. His BLOCK
WORK has bat two seams in a full upper or lower
set. Persons can laugh as heartily they choose
without showing that their teeth artificial, and
cheeks that are sunken can he restored 10 nearly
their original contour.
lie also makes the usual styles Of plain and sim
pie gnm tooth work gold and silver plate-aBd
also the Cheoplastic work, which is much liked by
those who have used il. lie has also two processes
for extracting teeth without pain-no inhalation
no njnrious effects arising from their usethe most
delicate can have them applied with perfect safety.
Rs Parents will consult the health aud beauty Of
their children 10y having the Dentist direct their
second dentition, thereby producing symmetry and
health To those invaluable organs.
i'rnerly of Lafayette, Ind, my successor to the
old rooms in Brays building, hoping he will ind
them both pheasant and profitable. From my jim
tercOur>r with the Doctor, pleased to iind him
oiIe Vf the progressing; possessing taste and high
professional ability and standing. With this view,
tla, with safety, recommend him to the oommunit ~
as skiilIul and competent dentist.
apis J. KIyETT.
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESS.
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49,
LHD.S.TS EXPRESS CO.HP.F,R.E.-
ell NEW ADVANCEMENT
The ADAMS Express COMPANY respectfully an
nounce 10 their friends and patrons the public Of
Evansville and vicinity that, with increased rcili
ties for the transportation Of
FREIGHT, PACRd GFs,
MONEY AND VALUABT IFS
They solicit continuance of former favor. D..
pecial taken i'm the collection of Bills Drafts
Notes, and the transportation Of small and valuable
packages.
All persons wishing 10 avail themselves 81 the ia
cties Of the Express, obtain any desired infor-
nation n reference 60 the routes and details Of tho
business, az their Office ON First street between
Main and Locust, opposite the Post Oflice
de IL g. II. FISH. Agent.