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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-09

Sr. Louis, March s, M.-The river continues
to recede at this point, but very slowly. The
upper Mississippi is opened to Dubuque,
with good stage of water, and falling to
Keokuk, with feet in the channel. The
Missouri is falling from the st. JosePhs
down with Al feet in The channel The
Illinois is also falling slowly, but there is
still plenty OF wafer in the eiannel,7-
Weather cloudy and cooler than for n few
DAYS past. -.
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HsE- The Eisquirer says we do not know
how Messrs. Robinson, Bright, and Fitch
viii act if Douglas is nominated. In reply
we say that we get all our information as
to their probable course from the best DEM
ocratic authority. Ifthe Ehquir er questions
the veracity of its own party, it is welcome
to do so I'd f..i.= l.- .. ,....
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WASHINGTON, DAVIES CO., IND, March
5tli.-A fire broke, ont here this morning
about l.30 A. NJ, in Bakery occupied by
j. kuffna1. The FIRE spread to adjoining
buildings, but was only checked after des-
troying six buildings. Loss $4,000. No.
insurance .s5 F-si1-iz q.f.zi ,.f-sra, .t..
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netgs4Tbe 0onosition State Convention Of

3 BegAThe Opposition State Convention of
North Carolina, on the I'D uH,, nominated
W m. A. Graham for the Presidency Hon.
Kenneth Raynor made a vigorous speech
against the Democracy. Hesaid the South
Americans from North Carolina, in Con
sgress, should never have voted for a Demo-
crat to defeat Republican, and landed
Winter Davis for his manly, independents
and patriotic conduct.
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o Mr.. PErERt SncLAIR, of Scotland fwho
sa VS. he comes to this country on a TEMPER
ance missionl, has sent us acirculni, an
nouncing his intention of coming here to
give lecture next Sunday ilIth). to chill
dren and adults on 90 the blessings of fcm-
perance and the evils of InteInperance. On
Monday he designs exhibiting Temperance
Panorama, which is pronounced a splendid
work of art. 5- .r..
Z As he travels for the good of the canse,
he desires the friends of the young and OF
Temperance to provide ii Church, hall, or
other place of meeting for him, rent free
in which event he spends two days With
them. The lst day III on Sabbath he holds
q union Sabbath School meeting in the nf-
;srnoon; in the evening meeting OF cftl7
zzens. ID day, he holds 4. meeting with the
children and teachers OF public schools at
3 PM, and delivers an address in connection
with the Panorama IN the evening, he
lectures and exhibits the panorama to all
who choose to attend. M
The first days meetings are free; to the
I'd days, "A charge of admission is made, Of
0 cents for children, 25 cents for adults or
six tickets for 81. ID ID" .sts ~
Mr.. Sinclair has travelled much in this
work, and has gained many encomiams. He
is said to be second only to John B. Cough
as n tempere nee orator. -t- .a -s5.-.-els 81.
If the friends of Temperance and Sab
bath Schools make any arrangements for
Mr. s., we shall willingly publish any no.
tice they may furnish, in the Journal with
out charge. The circular, containing all
the particulars, may be seen at this office
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-09

sfrThere was an alarm of FIRE yesterday
afternoon, caused by the burning out of the
chimney of Mr. james McNett, in the SOUTH
eastern part of the city. .1fu
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PhIladelphin Market.

PnADEbpHIA, March s, 8,M.-Floar quiet.
Wheat active at i 55@1 60 fer white;ll 80
0l.4 ~ for red. Lard Ilt@l2. Butter
dull. Whisky dull at 23@24.86nas 5a
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WASHINGTON, March s--A fracas occur
red yesterday between Col Landerof Massa
chusetts, Superintendent of the Overland
wagon route, and Magraw' of Missouri, Ex-
press Superintendent of the same route
The latter drew a pistol, when Lander, al
though unarmed, attempted to close with
him, but was prevented by bystanders.
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LocaI and Miscellaneous.

PRRsoSAL.--We notice among the distin-
guished arrivals in the city yesterday, the
HoX. CARL ScHURz, OF Wisconsin, and the
RRv. P. SINCLAIR, of Scotland. They are
stopping at the Sherwood House. 7, = : ; y .
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Ralttuore Nsarz.et.

BALTIAoRE, March s, M.-Flopr very firm,
very firm; sales 5000 bush red at 1901 AZ;
white 5501 GO. Corn active; white 700
73; yellow 72@74. Mess pork ls 90; prime
IA 500I5 90. Whisky dropping; sales at
23a@124. -
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CHICAGO, March 8, MIN the case of John
Hossach, one of the Ottawa rescuers, the jury
last night returned a verdict ofquilty, with
recommendations to mercy. There are six
indictments against others yet to be dispos=
ed OF. That. of Joseph Stout will be taken
up this morning
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LEcrURE.--REy. H. A. CooK,will deliver
a Lecture to the, students of BEHMs COM
mercial College this (Fridayl evening at 9
o'clock. G s. 81. t-.i-s.Elas-f -ssfT .sIflr .
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skS-Hon. w e. NIBLAcK has our thanks
for Congressional documents. ,itl.. Esss szasu
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Total vaIuation. ......................s sss, ,O4i

Mr. john HALL, the Assessor of Knight
Township, has kindly furnished US the above
Statements copy of the report made to the
County Auditor. The products of the Hog
are usually very large in Knight Township,
but last year, owing to the ravages of hog
cholera, this interest was damaged in that
township as well as throughout the county.
I'VE hope the other Assessors will furnish us
their statements. ~
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Ds2S-WILL- H. WATSON, our former Vim
cennes correspondent, favored us last ese-
ming with late st. Louis Democrat
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'IH|:.||E.'.s :. i.
VOLUME XII.
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.


ss q : lfNTa;ledNf l /, -. ) =. u 80
By the week (pasalIe 10 Car rrsi ~
Fri weekly Panar ... OO
Weakly PuInrr- : .... = OHl
g -Ist l,l1lhs III NJ ,,r tp,,y,. ......... l 90
rA The privilege of yearly aiVsrtisers Is hn'itr'i
10 their ow immediate business, in their own ins's
and all advertisements for the benefit of other
persons as well as legal advertisements and aaiNer
dsemcnts Of auction sales, advertisements With
the name OF other persons, sent in by ihein must
BE- paid for at the usual rates -5
nA No report, resolntiuns or proceedings of any
corporation, society, asociation or pnhlic mretne
and no Communication designed to call attention to
an matter of limited of Individual interest can lee
inserted, unesss paid for as an advertisement
ne Contracts for yearly advertising Will not he
disc stinued unless AN order that is left
the Office, and when discontinued If ie1s thaii a
year, the price Of the whole year will be changed
NO Legal advertisements hereafter, viii l's 'nl'-
lishe at the expense re attorneys ordering, 'snd
not deaysble for legal iroceediEgs, but t'cctAbte
1t our usuzl time fitt & h'i tH -.5
ve1s Onr terms for EtlI Work and transient ,.lSer-
kiseu3euts are CASH. sf4 as arf-sat ttf r r-t 8.
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s9-John P Usher, Esq, of Terre Haute,
has purchased an interest in Richland Iron
Furnace, near Bloomfield, Greene county.
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Z BosToN, March 81. N. Lay and Jona-
than Bourne have been elected delegates to
Chicago from the lst district of Massaehu7
sets. sii eaa7~5 st.i7r@1 s4ld 1uia sa1
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- G. II. BROUGHTON,

. EEHOCLO G@3L N THE %1F44@NSs
w ton of his friends and the public to his
store, of Clark and Carpenter sts., where he
has just opened
UruggfsF and GsrOcsr. As
Families will be supplied with thelpurest articies1
of medicines groceries at the lowest cash prices
of The city. MARLIN -
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BATAVIA, N, Y, March 8.--Thenight ex7,
press East last night struck three boys, six
miles east of Buffalo, killing one instantly,
injuring one other badlyi the third is unin1
iured. -=--f- ID %. s,- -.ft ~, --t--s ..
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BALTIMORE G. OHIO RAILROAD.
NHAE II RE THE ~ EUTH9 REZs - ~

" Agents of the above Road, aud giving
through receipts freight to all the Eastern cities,
at as low rates by any other line. Goods sent 10
our care for translIiptnent will be forwarded with
promptncss aud dispatch.
For all information address
GEO FOSTER & CO., Ag'ts,
Cor. Locust st. and Canal, Evansville, Ind.
lar0
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The Worthington Times says the canal in
that section is in good navigable order, and
that boats are arriving aud departing daily.
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: = COI.LECTOR,S SALE :

u payment of cost and expenses of side walk
Improvement
Notice IS hereby girel that by virtuo of four pre-
cepts issued of the Clerk office of the city of
Evansville and to directed, will sell at public
auction at door of the Court House in the city
of Evansville ON Saturday, March 31st, 1860, the
following Lots parcels of real estate, much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the amounts
assessed and charged against said gots respectively,
as the cost and expenses Of making side walk ini-
provements in front Of said lots, together with the
costs of sale: .sf.t-r y t.lt.fslIE -.ta
Lot 10. "A Block l6 StoekvelRs EnTnt, 4 go
g l3 Sharpe's g 1T-27
IA 1'sss = 2-75
:" 152 -t.amAsco..E Is e. S Il a. y
1872 8s-ss la.'1.esa 'sf IL IS
Sale to commence at ? o'clock, p NJ. on said
day. s z. SCHMUCK, cay Collector.
marc swd = st
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"a New Y ORK, Mar. sth, M.--The De Sgto
brings Hayau;t news of the 2i. Business
was duh The stock OF sugar was ll5,000
boxes against loo, o0o last year. Freights
are improving Sterling exchange 125(9
I33 premium. Sixty days bills on New
j ork 2Gi}3 per cent. premium. 50 ns t.
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ECONOMY IS WEALrHlf - b

! EUUNUM41 IS WEALTHII = y
LIE II CEEV"ED .gsN-D SsOKe SAEE
IA low for cash at No. Second street, large
and superior lot of winter BOOTS AND SHOES
Boys and Youths Kip and Calf prime article
A nice assortment of Ladies' BuhbeF Overshoes,
Sandals, Bu1faIo, GossfInere, &c "a 81
Also a variety Of C;hiIdreu's ard Misses Shoes
copper tips and other styles too numerous TO men
tion Give No g a call, if you wish to buy cheap.
Yours on friendly terms, &@@~
uov26 .f JOHN RASCB
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PITTsBURG, Mar. sth.-River IL feet;
rising Weather wet
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TREEToH, N. j.. March 8.--The 0pposi-
ton State Convention was we'll attended,
Judge Horton, of Camden, was President.
The resolutions are strongly Republican,
and against The administration of President
Buchanan, against a slave code. and in IA
vor of tariff, and in favor of Homestead
bill % delegates were appointed To Chicago
3 Senatorial, and 20 District. The dele
gates Were not instructed. s-+s
To a cninmuniration from the Germans
.pf New York, The Convention answered
Athat they were notinrs ftver of the Mnssst-
clluSetts amendment aaI % i's7i5 =.
The following are the Senatorial dele
gates: Jnmes L. Herman, john }. Blair,
Fhe,,iore Little, E. Marsh, T. r Freiias-
/ -buysen, and T. Rogers. i. - -. ).
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ne value Of reliable Insurance win be apparent
Fire and Inland Navigation

Rlsks accepteu at VIII sOIVIlV3
s5t as and fair profit. -.,r.,.- r.. Z. ~.
EsDecidI attention qireH to Insurance ID WELLIN6S
- aud C1telts, Tor terms Of Ito years. e. Isl
The solid service long and successfully tried, and
the many advantages the Ktiia Insurance Company
possesses in its lIe, should not be. overlooked by
those ready iusure and Understanding thor best
interests. -.ffi.9- = ttFas4 rsk45t4 af .5eet a1F
During stringent times - the necessity for re-
liable Insurance becomes imperative duty--the
ability of property owners to sustain loss being
then much lessened.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
throughout the State. Policies issded without de-
lay, by any the duly authosized Agents Of the l
Bs Business attended to with despatch and
fidelity. tif go Af7.t-z5s 3elf cl.Hsaf
r A. C. HALltCCK 6 SON, Agents,
ai Marll. IfnfldiDo Main At aaif
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E%KEyNs P&EsTO.N, Es-ssO L a.
IN SALE DRY GOODS HOUSE. First street, Ev
Ansville, Ind. Merchants will always hDd full
stock of Dry Goods Boefz, Shoes Hats and Caps,
this House, which viii DE sold ON fair terms lsep2l
<CIH.6RLkS q. WILLS, WeH0LR-
u SALE HARDWARE -DEALER, First street,
Opposite Maghee q Coz, Evansville, Ind. Orders
ric. -. a ian
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ElsEchERK. BEoTME rs, HHfOLE-
y SALE AND RETAIL DEALEilS IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,

FAMILY GROCERIES,
GLASS, NAILS, FLOUR.
Grain, Seeds, Bacon, Lard, Tubs, Buckets, Churns,
and Woodware generally No. 81 Main street, Ey-
ansyiIle, Ind. Goods delivered in any part Of the
city free of chorge. toct21
aTVfR OLD RXR.m an BUsEJN II SIS
IN AGAIN.-ALL4IS & H0WES, Forwartiins and
Commission Merchants, Rectifers of the celebrated
Magnolia Whisky, Dealers in all kinds of Produce,
superior Old. Bourbon and Bye Whiskies, and For
eign and DOMESTIC Liquors, &C., Water street, Sec
ond door above Vine, Evansville, Ind 75r III
KENRY ID. ALLIs.' si.sa ,f-.it LEWIS Howis.
feb5-lF if-sa Ii 81 s5ai, ,Isasal 80. - frs-fa
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We are regularly receiving additions 10 our stock
of DRUss, DEDioIkEs, cHENicALs, PAINTS, otLs,
VAHN1gIIEs PERfusEkY, and Fancy ARTICLES,
which are prepared 20 offer to the trade on
good terms be pt chased in Cincinnati, Lou
IsviIle, or st. Louis.
We have in store 10 tons of EXTRA PURE WHITE
LEAD, in kegs Of % hs so lbs. and 100 lbs, which
We selling the trade at nacturers' prices.
KELLER Il WHITE,
No y Main street
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Jacob Sinzich & Son,
WHOLESALE BAKERS

Vt bUdI 7 DI OIIJE1, |'---''I
Water ST., Bsf. ITns and Sycamore.
HMIRE II Ii "A .M ~. IKE, H.F y" I.N-tS
w located the Northeast corner Of First
and Sycamore streets, for the purpose OF repairing
Musical Repeating, and other Watches, Jewelry,
&c, begs his friends and the public generally, to
call upon him, when satisfaction Will he gunrai-
tecd. f- f.a5ra --sf7-,-.v lanZ&-lSd
@VH.ERLRS .HeJOH.NrSTO-s, WHOLE
v = sale aud Retail GROCER AND PROVISION
MERCHANT, dealer in Gortlage, Nails, Glass; O.'-
ment, Powder, Plaster Paris, De, No. I2s Main
street. near the Canal, Eyansvilie, Ind. l feh2s
4ARR. SB.FLZELL a GO., W.a1E&
W street, Evaasyi ills, indiana, w holcsse leal-
ers in Groceries and all kinds Of Froducs, Nails,
GLASS; White Lime, Gement, Cotton Yarn, White
Lead, Linseed OIL &f., sc. Also, constantly on
hand fun stock OF Sash, Panel Doors, &c., of all
siza~ --+-, apz6s
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WHEELER & IGLEHART,
HTT6M.SsSa rs 1T Ia Ia, GE.v'E

afZ al COLLECTION and Real Estate Agency. Office
o.. Third strest opposite the Court House.
tERquirer copy.1
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CoroAsrA, IAqassts.

TIM Esmx srRm HoHoCmI CAsu.-The inquest in the
case Of Leonard Camden who died from the effects Of
stab received while engaged in nght with Xavier Hook
rieter at the lager bier saloon No I42 Essex street.
held yesterday at the Thirteenth precinct station house.
by Coroner Schirmer II difficult 10 arrive at the
origin Of the row. as the entire party were more or less
intoxicated 1t tho time but enough elected to show
that Hockrt observed TO around
wagon which etood before the door, and that ne nay
ovcrhauled and stabbed him with some weapon. this
juncturo Henry Kotz friend OF deceased came up and
knocked the assalant down; wbereupcn Carries Hook
reter, Of Xavier 70 the rescue OF his father
and stabbed Koiz the breast, infctipg severe not
fatal wound By this time the police came up and took
the entire party into custody The Jury rendered
dict against Xavier Hockreter, charging him with hav
ing inflicted tho injury with some weapon 10 them I'm
known The accused In his examination, stated that he
was forty years OF age and native Of Ger
many He denied the charge preferred against hi n,
say Ing no had knife with which 30 inct the wound
The prisoner was committed 10 the rombs 10 await tho
action OF the Grand Jury.
FATAh AccrDssTs-Esther Grcgan, an aged woman,
died at No l34 Worth street. yesterday from the effects
Of injuries accidentally received by falling down flight
OF stairs Coroner Jackman held an inquest upon the
body Tho Same coroner slso held inquest upon the
body Edward Sheridan aborer Ia the stables OF the
Eighth Avenue Railroad Company, who killed by
falling from load OF hay. Verdict, Accidental death"
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which All, eco were American.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
LIVERPOOL, Nov "a, 1850.
The advices from Manchester are unavorabe Prices
OF all kinds Of goods are slightly lower.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL Nov ~, 1880
Richardson, Spence Co. ana Wakefield Nash & Co.
report flour declined Oh per boil; American 2Ss 81
3ls. Wheat dull and % q 3d. lower red lis lbs
white, l2s Cd LA per GENITAL Corn quiet but steady
LIVERPOOL, Nov 20 1850.
Breaestufs are quiet today ana buy ers iemaod a
ducton while ses of inferior wheat have been made ut
ss bit decline
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Nov "a 1890.
Wakefield Mach Il Go. and Richardson, Spence 4 Co,
report:--Boef dull Pork quiet hut drm Bacon quiet.
Lard buoy ant, and all qualities slightly higher
quoted AZ 7os but market bare Talow arm At sos Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 49, 1880.
Provisions dull but steady
LIVERPOOL PAoDUCH MARKET.
LIynPooL, Nov a. 1880.
Ashes steady. Sugar quiet Coffee nrm Rice dun.
Rosin dull Spirits urpen,ne DALI and freely offered at
34s.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. %, 1880.
The produce market IL generally quiet, but steady.
LONDON Nov 81, 1860
Wheat declining and lower qualities Is a %. lower
Sugar dull and slightly declined. Coffee firm. Tea
Quotations barely maintained. Rice quiet. Tallow arm
~ 6ls. Lnseed oil zoe. Cd
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
LONDON, Nov. 81, 1880
Illinois Central Railroad. ............... 20 a25I
New York Central Railroad ......,.......... IS ao0
Erie hailToad stock o4I ga
TIE LATEST MARKETS.
LosDos Nov. 23-Noon.
Copsols are a. sax e3,S for money and &C ,ount.
The money market il siightly easier.
nipa's Central Rsilro'd discount 25X
New York Central IA lrcad. TsK a
Erie RAILROAD STOCK ..................... oo c5h
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n lLIs cIly, on Monday evening,

BroxHorr-xnIu IN lLis city. Monday evening,
December ., BY the Rev, Wilson Phrapcr Captain Wiz
BrcgHorr 10 Mrs CARorpn hnfns eldest daughter
Of The late Captain Berry Harris, all o. sing SIG,
Hros-Josrs In Christ Church, Beicvillo, ~ j. on
MS fres to Mrs tspA, daughter Of John Jones' sis
Of Erssnd.
Kuicoe-FicEnrr -On Tuesday, December =, o. broox-
yp, By the Rev. Frederick A. Farley, kpwAsp kM-
Iooc 70 CHARlnru, daughter OF the late francis Scks
$50 Of New York.
Backs, tHWD LosD IT,, 70 hARios LorIss eldest daugh
ter w samuel Bates.
NogGA.a--nAvs --On Tee~dsy, Lecemoer =, " sSs
nee n o.rcrr la F Notssts " NAKY EkrA usvr
.dayles caushtr n NJ y. nsyss q Hs-riseurs Beers
coeBtv. Pm
rtrs,elrhls r.peys pfasd cory
rrrrpa-vsto g --tn CeoreatowEs n On Thur.Ssg
Nevirnsr So u he chrftt ~ uc Aoai nc rrt AZ III
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THE PRIZE RING.

Prize Fight At Weekavkcn Between yehn
Weeds, Of Boston, and George 1Isg-
Woods Declared the vIcter-Fifty.l
Rounds Fought Excitement Ansng
the Pughstie Fraterpky-Prizo
Fight Near Portland, ne.-~
Skty.three Rounds Fought,
&sss kss, ~
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Court Calsndar-Thfs Day

SupnBMH CouRT CIRoun -Prt I-Oyer and Terminer.
Part lines $50, ls4a 49, 1905 1901 1900 1885, 1907,
1884, 1885, 1908, 2coo 2o02 2coe 1893, 1884, 1865 1885,
$780, 1915 10I $751; 3a 1884 1916, 49, IS42 1880, 1874
1884 1702 1861 lte3 les, or, l503 $780, 1919, 1851
1911 1903, 1906, 1907, 1911
USrrSD STATES DISTRICT CourT Nos. 81 to 10.
SUPERIOR CoURr Same as before.
COMMON PIsAs Part Nos 1868, 1890 81 1891, 1895
to and including 2s0b, AZ Part IN0s 21l2 2s02 $780,
asl 3d. PISS, 207, $685. l773, 1000, 2lo5 2lsi 32i
1870 1889.
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Naval Intelligence.

The following list OF officers attached 70 tho sloop OF.
Vandalia about ready for ses:-Capain5 Phil
lips Lee Collins Tex ocer) w. A.
Webb, II. Wilson, Q. Fleming, r. Chandler; Aaser-R
l. Pythan surgeon--C Eyers1eld; Assistant Surgeon
Henry r. AcSheny; Psymaster-Jonn B. Rutenhorne
Lieutenant Nariper-John Sehermerhorne; Bostswsin-
Phillip j Miller; Gunner william Cheney; Carpenter
Robert @ Thomas; STANDARDIZATION Rogers; Masters
Matet-Chares + Gilmore, Frank II. Bacon, Charles N
Hicks, Amos Brown; Captains Clerk-Ruus Parks; Pay
masters Clerk-Benjamin Dubbried.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-06

IVA oAckviIe, Deo. I
The ief9ature mot TO day Tho Governors spccch
stated that The Houso called consider dsstu
ton prevailing In the country In Consequence IL tho sssrt
seal and cod fishery; II condemned the system Of giving
relief od crmlpately without any equivalcnt aud a.
ludtd 10 the Irregularities OF The Galway steamers W the
o the revenue, and the increase OF Indirectly
taxing many 10 beneota few. IL recommended 10 the
Ministers to use greater economy; regretted that tbs
Commssoners nod having completed their labors, the
ing privileges could not be published although they
were mainly agreed on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-06
THE LATEST NEWS.

LONDON, Nov. -, I66o
Adsspatoh non Naples rhursday ays shss Francis
H. burst blood vessel yesterday. steamer arrived
from Gssta for medical assistance
the Queen, mother and children have len fos Civtu
vocch.
AnistsriA change was expected.
rhe Board Of Trade hsvs commenced inquirng Into NE
burning Of the steamship Connasshs.
Tho Empress Eussns expected 70 return 70 France %
the 10Th OF December
The prohibition against the expectation Of Iron has
been abolished In France.
stated tbs, negotiations for the oeson Of vsoetia
have commence
Tho Empress Of Austria arrived 1t Plymouth Friday
morning She was received BY royal salute and visited
by the port Admiral and officials. II Il expected she
viii sail for Madeira In the evening.