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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-12
In ura nee ncy.
ALLEN C. HALLOCK

UNDERWATER AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT,
ADJUsTER OF AVERAGES, AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
He continues to issue Policies from several First
Glass and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Country, on Inland and Fire Risks. He will
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend to the Adjustment of Losses
of every description under policies from other
agencies, and attend the settlement of all
tsrs connected with INSURANCE, for parties in
terested. His long experience as INSURANCE
Agent, has made him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance.
HS- Office Marble Hall Building, No. o Main 80.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-12

Nv E.HR 49, W-HE7 n -R.S-Ss GRaB', ROE
IL sale IN any quantity hy
iuIv2s gro FOSTER = go,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-12

WJRUTT ,5.ERS ND fave sU69.FRS.
NJ 50 doz Glass Fruit Jars Patent and Con!mop)
10 bbls Refined Sugars, for sale by
CHAS. McJ0HNSTOS.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-12

knowIedzed American Aurists, viii continue 10
treat DEAFNESS and all kindred diseases for Il
few day. at the Washington Hotel q He that hath
, ars to hear, let him hear ug.14-dtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09

SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.-Iyes Patent
- Seeye-But md Shirt Studs also Cuff and Collar Pins
for Ladies' and rts Children They require button
holes do not combine great beauty and utility For
prices at the Gold and Silver Waschcase
Msnuactory JOHN H. GIFFIN, No. 81 Yeseys Newi ork
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ELEGANT SPRING CARPETS
Prom Crossley Sons,
Per ships Chancellor and Orient.
MOO pieces
ENGLISH MEDALLION CARPETS,
With Borders.
CHURCH CARPETS ROYAL VBLVETS,
OFFICE CARPETS.
Frame English Brussels
English Velvet, III Is per yard
Crossley's Brussels, Sc. per yard
DAMASK and TILE
FLOOR OILCL0THs,
HIRAM ANDERSON,
No 80 Bowery.
Lowell Three-Ply and Ingram Carpets AZ Low ii'0e'
s,f .iss Table and Piano Covers
ss low prices. ANpGhso-,, w -~-1- - -!
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Gouses ano 5arms manteo.
Real estate for Sale.

FARM for SALE or EXCHANGE, in ILL
~ NOIS-58 miles from Chicago on the limo Of chicago and
Caenr Railroad hslf mile from the village OF Dekaio Farm
contains l5e acres In high state Of cultivation house ana
Kitchen IA stories by 80 feet In perfect order Inquire OIL
ROYD A MORTON No. Al Pine-st.
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Gales bp 4nftion.

A MORTIMER GRIFFIN & Co., Auctionoers.
IA MAGNIFICENT tousvuo,,
ON THIS DAy wednesday,.
At the elegant residence o. Chss Leroy esq,
No. 40 West Athst., between 9Th and e,hsvs.
Being largest and richest aomen, Of Household furniture
Works OF Art offered at auction this Every ssi
the house furnished within sin months and Ia eIeeuss,
Solid carved rosewood PsnoPore,
vslve. Medallion CsSss
Brocsde and Lace Cortains
0''' '""s' v se,re. and Dresden China y.ss.
Bronze and ormou Clock.
m collection Of superb Psor Dining Chamber
and Basement furniture The whole for positive nd Perenpo
sale consisting elegant satin rosewood Parior Furniture sn
suite rch and bocade comprising three faa
al S Gs N sas ad sss
wood Center Sofa and Pier Tables With ststaary and mosaic
Carpe Reception and Turkish Chairs two elegant Mantle NH
rors, &c. -
A UCTION SALE.-Magnifcen HOUSEHOLD
IT, gSbc ; %sP6 81 frSPey sset:
w whn SILL on nH This Day May .
M We. near hy 1s Se sla 81 and hs
ssSlimsn. Of FrTnure and Works oaered s4ctioa
ss Ttasere mors BooIcsses Center Tables We've.
pets Bronze Ormou Chandser Lace Curtains OIL Paint
Bse sI Concession table, China and
wS Table c.sTy SS sssSSS h%SSr
Wsdrobe. Hair Msttreses Feather Beds Blankets Brussels
s sSd Kitchen 1 furntufe Sale RAIN or shine
AT AUCTION.-Yaluabe Private LIBRARY
IA for SALE by WILLIAM C. OTIS, No 50 COur-st,
The Library of the late Augustus Thondkc esq and psca
larry selected by him BY DR. Cowen nov Of the As,or Lbrs
New York Will SOLD, shove on the 2h Of May In Bos
Audabons Birds; Boydsps Shakespeare Gallery Bayls.
Dictionary; Beloes Anecdotes Bacon Burke Beaumont and
Fletcher; Chslmerss British Es-ayss; Chamers's Birth
Poets Clarendous Rebelion Clss,ies sans 20 vol. Ia
cycopedia Britannica; Edinburgh Review Forceln. Latin
Lexicon Gibbon Gaerie du Musee NsPoNon Johnon Boa
Jonson; Galleries Preseot Lownde. and brunsrs
Manual. Quarterly Reye RsPeT State Trial: Ssiil Tsr
Brtancewth slargo collection Of French German and
Casoaues ready the 18th Of May Exhibition one week po
to sse which viii commence the goth Of May at 10 m At
For further PARTICULARS apply to the Auctionee No 50
Court-st Boston
A LECTION SALE-THIS DAY, at No. lO2
"A Biadenlane, of Fruit Ornamental and Eyeryreen Trees
Pot Plant. Roses, Dahas Terbenas 30 Also 1000 ignsHiaa
Am MERwIy. Auctionesr.
by BANGS, MERWIN, Il Co., Irving Build
ID ings Nos ss4 and 596 Broadway the Metropolitan
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, May and 10.
ENGLISH AND AMEhiic Ii'i BsooKs-Beins in par. e.
%ts: in G theology Ro ye
Poetry Drama, Fiction. Bellies Letres, Arts and Sciences
&C. including many Illustrated Books and few hns Ens"s
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EyENINGs, May II and z a.
II o'clock NEW and OLD BOOKSln part selections from
Private Libraries uprising choice works in nearly all de-
pamen INCLUDING old and scarce Books and large Va
s 4 ssecs sP Pa 5s sSss
and many of the American publishers expressly for this sale and
S BooKs
New Msceapeous Publications, &c. all new and fesh and
Of sFAPE ana and ia
old IN lots to suit purchasers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09

Foch instIuneut wsuaued fpI the OF thIes years
Wucrooua Nos % aud ~ Walker si nsar broadway r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09

RlCH CARPETING-SPRINGS STYLES.
HI SMITH LOUNSBERRi,
No. 456 Broadway, Grandstt .
invite attention their SPRING STILES ROYAL WiLToN VII
yKT Tapestry and BRUSSELS CARPKTING.
Also THREBPLY INGRAM OF every variety Of style and
grade. =, .
Best STYLES English VELvKrs 81 25 TO 90 per yard
Best STYLES English TAPESTRY, 80 cents to 81 yard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09
GKo. A. LRAyITr, Auctioneer
PY GEO. A. l. L AVITT & CO.
TRADE-sALE ROOMS, Nos 37y and $40 BRoADwAY
BOOKS. STATIONARY WORKS OF ART, &C.
r. assignments solicited II

WELLINGTON A. CARTER Anctoneer Store 50 Courtlandt4
CONTINUATION SALE-PRIVATE LIBRA
ORY-THIS DAY, 10 O'clock No 70 William, cor Liberty
Continuation Of catalogue saleRch collection Of STANDARD
Works all departments Of literature Also at u O'Clock arys
caryedw God BOOKCASE cost 800 Sale positive, the
being about to leave for Europe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01

FAIAL Result sKYiARgISc John Sprigngs, the lad
who was 50 severely injured while skyarking with VIM
sheohan. in Jones Wood Monday evening, died yes
terday morning at Bellevue Hospital from the effects Of
his wound Sprigings and shecban, IT appears, were
dancing the platform when the former, by way Of
Joke drew pen knife from his poke. and cut slit Ia
hi companion coat; A. saeehan discovered the
trick tina, had been psyed upon him, he, too drew a
pcrknfe from his pocket aud made pass at Sprgings,
intending 10 doubt do farther damage than cutting
the atters clothing but, unfortunately by an unucky
movement the pt of sprgngs the blade Of The wea
pom in contact with his abdomen, doing him is
riury shechsn when he the mischief he had done,
quietly delivered himself into the custody ~ policeman
agaTt Of the Nineteenth precinct, who was present al
the time ard followed the officer To the station house
He isnkly Acknowledged that he stabbed sprgings but
said the purely accidental and that he
only meant cut the injured lads clothing. Coroner
Iackman notified Of the death on the injured hi
The witnesses he obliged 20 postpone the nvestiga
ton until 70 day.
BURNING Ftrm CAsUAIrY Ar inquest was held at
Bellevue Hospital yesterday, by Coroner Jackmsn on the
body Of a German woman named Jacopena Keeper, who
died from the effects injuries sustained the LIST ut
by the explosion of fluid lamp. Deceased resided at
No 746 Third avenue and there that the accident
occurred Verdict, Accidental death"
KILLED nv FAILING IRON A wSDow-Coroner Gamble
held an inquest No 1853 West Thirty eighth street,
upon the body Of Philip Brady, native Of Ireland, aged
90 years who killed by falling from third story
window Deceased IL appeared was under the influence
of liquor at the time Of the accident verdict, Acciden
tai Death"
Tie same Coroner also held inquest upon the body
Of an M known sborcr about so years Of who was
Fifty fifth street Third avenue on Monday evening
Verdict In accordance with the above facts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01

CONCORD, N H. July 81 1880
Mr. Douglas len Montpelier this morning. and arrived
at Concord at half past three O'Clock this afternoon He
was loudly cheered at the several stations the route
"A great crowd, headed by four bands Of music and
procession of carriages turned out TO receive him here
He passed through the principal streets to the State
House yard where he spoke for over hour.
Mr. Douglas after thanking his friends for the recep
ion referred the Lecompton constitution, and said
1.-THE attempt to force upon unwilling people constitu
ion they did not like violating not alone the demo-
cratic creed but the American creed also. the people
wanted to make slave State of Kansas they had the
right 70 do So Every republican in Congress voted with
him ougias) to admit Kansas slave State if the peo-
ole 80 desired IT, Now the republican party denounced
him Tor advocating the identical primo ipes they
chen voted for The President claimed the RICH
quarrel II the Executive permitted to direct
how 10 VOTE then his power became that
OF despot He had hoped the Lecompton controversy
had been settled by the peoples vote, but 1t was now
no right 70 nominate his The President has
taken the stump 70 divide and defeat the party that
elected him. The principle that he (Mr Douglas
stood upon was the right o, the people
institutions 10 suit themselves That WAS the principe
of the revolutionary democrats, but IL Is now said
that Congress- can pass federal Avs no. ,oca anu ao
rights Of self government, and who went from the OLD
states where they had those rights. WHY
should they lose them in the ferry boat cross,
would be Loaf until the negro question was settled 10
s,ouciusion he said this the first time In twenty
zeyeu wears he had looked a fight without taxing
hand IN H. He was now enjoying holiday speaking
little lust for exercise.
In the evening Mr.. Lover held levee and consider
able quantity of fire works were let of.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01
City IntellfQeuce.

IAn,,o, ., . AND FzryAL.-Those desiring 10 see tht
Great Eas,..a =" return from Cape May this morning
can have no better os -iunity o. doing 50 than By at
tending Ad 8, fair ans festival 70 be held today Tor the
benefit OF ST Johns chm , nj Fort Hamilton where
nne view OF the great steal " aS as sne passes
Up the bay. The advertseme. Vi 'ne aair appens III
the appropriate column.
HE IRISH NEws BURNED UP.-Amo. tue sufferers oy
the IRE in Nassau street Monday nigl WAS Tue pup
lshers OF the Irish Nos whose form OF this ISSUE
when was ready for press Tuesday st sss
OF type metal Under these circumstances il will e M a
possible to publish edition OF the iSh Nes 'us
week. The property, however, understand was fu y
insured.
IIk FIRE IN NASSAU STKxxr speaking OF the servces
OF the different fire companies at the late fire in Nassau
street, accidentally passed over Hose Company No. g.
energetic manner 10 subdue the flames. They had no
stream on the fire, but assisted the other remen and
arc worthy Of their full share Of praise for the valuable
assistance they rendered
CoRnScrfoNIn our report yesterday of the departure
OF the Great Eastern stated that three loads OF
mattresses arrived at the dock but could be taken on
board owing 10 the maser not having them there In time
anS that they left his hands. The OF the
mattresses in question called at Office yesterday and
informed us that This mistake. Tho reason they
were rc!arned was That they were not wunted the
ger having ordered than they had occas
Tney had ordered C7e Thousand but lud for only
eight hunesed The gentleman wishes the correction
made, as ous hrst statement might, perhaps injme him
u The eyes Of business men.
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Tm~ state Te.chers' Association.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, July 81, 1860.
The aneenth annual session Of the New York State
reachets Assoc alton commenced in this city to-day. At
least SIX hundred teachers already here and the
number Is increasing every hour. At eleven A. " Mr.
NcIigott called the association to order. Prayer was Of
Tered BY Rev Mr. Clark Of this city, and the teachers were
welcomed to the city by the Mayor, Hon wesco't,
and by Hon j. Peck President OF the Board Of Education
Mr McFalgou responded TO the addresses OF welcome
and then proceeded the regular annual address
The assoc alton then adjourned to two O'CLOCK P. "
The New York State Of School Teachers also
hcd It's annual meeting here this afternoon at two r. NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. r C. Pomcroy, Of Buffalo, in behalf Of the Commit
Zee Of which he was Chairman presented report upon
an uniform system Of schools for the State together with
series or resolutions earnestly urging the adoption OF
such s. stem which after considerable discussion, were
adopted
Dr. Lambert submitted rcpcr, and resolutions in IA
vor Of legislative appropriations TO Teachers Institutes
recommending committee solicit from the lag stature
500 for each Institute the coming year. Adopted.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. Weller subm t,ed report and resolutions upon the
auaacai,ons Of teachers, which elected warm discus
eou but was laid aside for the time TO give pa,e TO the
order Of The evening, which address from Henry
Riddle Eco Asss,snt Superintendent Of the city Of New
York His subject the fundamental principles Of
teaching A. science The address was listened TO with
arnes, attention by at least thousand teachers Of the
Empire State and clear and forcble exposition Of
Che theme selected. Adjourned 70 nine O'Clock "enes
day morning.
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
BOSTON,, July 81. 1880
Markets.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, July 81, 1880
Stocks steady; Pennsylvania State SIS. e47.; Reading
Railroad 24b Morris Canal. IS Long Island Railroad,
1875; Pennsylvania Railroad, seH. Sight exchange on
BALTIMORE, July 81, 1850
Flour firm at So g for superine Wheat buoyant red
wanted yellow roc, an advance Of 2c white Use Pro-
visions steady pork So rump sls bacon sides l2c
PrmLApsIiHA, July e. 1890
Flour dull and declined 1870. Wheat quiet; white,
low in demand at &c. Oats declined. whskey dull at
81 &c. 22c.
BUFFALO, July 3l-lPM
Flour 6rmer unchanged in prices Wheat quiet and
parties apart sales IL 900 bushels red winter Ohio al
o. oSa u.s. Corn Opened steady out Sosed nres
nal freghs Arm but unchanged Imports 900 bbs -four
q COO bushels wheat 234 900 do corn and 900 do OATS
The amount Of in omitted last evening,
which 100 500 bushels; this makes total Of esq.,
500 bushels grain In store p ,,,v uspv
Flour firm, with fair demand sales 900 bbis, at
Hr ana y Ohio and
Wheat steady: sales 20 600 bbs new red Ohio and In
Illinois and Toledo al $50 marke, quiet and parties apart
in the afternoon. Other grains nominal whskey nomi.
pal at 1ec Canal freights steady Lake imports-ioooo
IS 600 bushels corn, 50 600 bushels oats
CHICAGO, July 81, 1850.
Flour quiet Wheat quiet and tending downwards:
sales Is 900 bushels at 80 &c 90 for No spring. and
CSC 81 for No red in Corn steady sales 30 900
bushels al az, 42kc store Oats FIR Receipts
400 bbls four 90 Geo bushels heat 13l COO bushels
corn 8 500 bushels oats Shipments-9O0 bbls. -four,
&c bushels wheat ia 500 bushes IL coo bush
els Freights dull at 4Hc corn 70 Buffalo. Sight
exchange on New York nj Ia per cent premium .
OswpGo, July So NJ.
Flour dull but unchanged sales Of 500 bbs at IS Is
for extra state SO IS for hvorte double extra city
brands Wheat in fair demand, but held generally above
the views Of buyers supply light sales OF 200 bushels
of new red Ohio at 81 12, to arrive Corn good de
mand for local use while there less inquiry for ship
prices sales OF 100 bushels OF Indiana At
$50 is 900 bushels Of Illinois at 3d. &C. 53c 800
bushels OF do at and 200 bushels Of do private
terms Other grains quiet Canal FIRE ghis steady al 2Ic
-four, &c. wheat and &c corn. Lake imports
ports-l SIS bbs OF flour, 300 bushels OF wheat an
70 sc0 bushels OF corn.
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supreme Court-speciai Term.

Jrty 81 Elias FIsAR rs. Srmuc w Tipmodgs a.
al Allowance $500. addition 10 costs made on all
the ella the creditors AoSance 10 be included IN
ibe Judgment this action only no other action having
been in fsci tried
Fsrir H,cprd rs Dsfsoh and kl,cdvkcc Roirocd Ohm
,orv-Motion denied. with $40 costs Of opp ,sng.
Ckories j. Marin 4 81 ~ John d. A. h'"s'n9 NO
ton denied In tso casss.
John Ofca and oiters rs. jane y Conley ana chc,s-
Motion granted the pay ncnt Of $40 costs to the plain
Ill. .-, - -. IN
The crwr vs. ne Same Motion granted on pa ment OF
$40 of opposing cases. and exceptions 70 DC s'eu III
ten days. o.,,,
afercnde4 S,rhidiug TaeT y. Sruno dnd ohess.-
Judgment fo, the plaintiffs declaring the assignment fra
drent and void faae ~ him, and estrng hlm t
he paid his claim. With Coets, out OF the iunds 70 we
hands of thC sssigucs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01

FrcIrvE NEW ORLEANS SENT BAcK.--Dominque
Nera who arrested in this city the month Of June
last, charge of having murdered Roman Catholic
priest named Nichols savel in New Orleans three
years ago. snt back in custody OF the Sheriff OF that
city yesterday. Mera, il will be recolccted escaped
from Jail in New Orleans day or two before his trial
was have %, and after wandering sbou, Texas
for about years set sail for New York Information
OF his arrival in this city having been communicated TO
Captain Seaman Of the Fourth precinct that officer mad
dgeDt search fsS the fugitive, and after several days
Of weary search succeeded in arrestng him boaId
merchant vessel sbout sail for Europe The fact o.
MeYss arrest havsE been communicated TO the authori
ties IN New Orleans sheriff Martini Of parish Of Pa
quenne, repaired northvard, and, armed with requisi-
ton from the Governor Of louisiana took the fugitive IN
10 custody and home with him yesterday
ing said that there is abundant proof Of the pri
sosers identity, and that his conviction is orcgoue
conclusion.
RoBsns MAN oy FIVE CKSTs.-willnm Wade,
painter who says he lives in Eighteenth street, was
taken custody Monday night on charge Of rob
bling John Holman Of No. q Leonard street. Of the
OF FIVE cents The complainant says he stopped by the
prisoner in Hudson street and told TO deliver up all the
money he had about him Holman, who dead broke,
sad he hsd noDg oS' i've , oen' oS
violence, aud started of with the same The alarm be
ing raised policeman Lyons Of the Eighth precinct has
capturing ne oneader Justice Quskenbush held the
cused TO bh In the sum Of % 900 to answer.
Quick woRK.-A pIckpocket named Isaac Gcsner was
arrested by policeman Hutchinson Of the Eighteenth pre-
cnci on Monday night, on charge Of stealing porte
mounse containing go, from Mary lewis as the lat
ter was walking through Lexington Yesterday
morning prisoner brought before Justice Quack
ebbush at the Jefferson Market Police Court, and commit
ted for trial few hours Afterwards the case came M
before the Court OF Special Sessions, when Gesner
couy cted and sentenced 10 four months confinement In
the Prsteutiary Only fourteen hours eapsed between
Of the arrest and the sentence 10 the fcuen
tisry.
CHARGE on ENTERTAINMENT AGAINST An AoKSr.-rhomas
C. sple,, agent in the employment Of Moses Hyer,
stair rod manufacturer OF No. 81 Beekman street, was
taken into custody by officers Nevns and Ftzmauriee,
Of the Second precinct charge Of embezzng sa2 OF
from his employer The accused s alleged. collected
the above from John Parr hardware dealer, Of No.
SAC venue and appropriated the same 10 his own
use spillet brought before Justice Kelly, al the
Lower Police Court where he committed for exsmi-
/ nation.
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The Great Eastern at Cape May.
Gaze Nay Iulx I'll Ian

The Great Eastern at Cape May.
CARR MAY, July 81, $780,
CoLrmBA Houss CAPE ISLAND, July 81, 1890
--eat Eastern arrived here this morning at seven
The1 Is anchored about seven miles from shore
O'Clock, sno are on board, and the excursion is re-
Some thousands he most unsatisfactory that ever LETT
New York '-htys eve, nasson...
She has two thoussad ND eie bsr Las, ..e,-
One steamboat accom- panied her ~ tcc
She got over the bar safely at twea> e minutes
r. H. (at which hour it high tide ano wa TWO ee'
spare under the keel She then star ed at fu speed
the band playing At Sandy Hook the c MY Ton anchor
was secured with great difficulty, the hot Oh the cat
block having broken. II replaced, ~nen inc
capstan was found /, be too small for the soe' the
slack Of which pulled out by the weight Oh the
anchor This Jared the bow Of the vessel remend. usy
dozen times The sea very smooth and light, I'd
the vessel made q graceful roll of three degrees.
Land was lost sight of at half past eight p. At this
time the Highland lights last seem and there
slight haze the water, but splendid moonlight over
head.
Nearly three fourhs OF the passengers slept deck
including many ladies', no accommodations being pro-
vided below, on account Of the intoxicaton Of
the stewards The provisions also gave out ice water
was not to be had by the majority and facilities for
washing were entirely ignored twenty-five cents
iof VI euu one uOiar LOT -
sin full.
Immense indignation prevails, and large number OF
the passengers return home tonight by way Of Phade
pha.
An indignation meeting held on board this morn
ing denouncing the whole affair gigantic swndc.
Most Of the members OF the press up all night,
with one or two EXCEPTIONS of whom slept in sheep
pen with New York detective.
The directors on board evidently unprepared for
the emergency and did al in their power alleviate the
necessities of the excursionists ALI gave up their apart
mens freely and they were occupied by strangers.
Funny scenes transpired board during the night
Dancing was commenced at twelve O'Clock, but OF
an entirely mprompu character and not participated in
by ladies.
Considerable excitement prevails in this locality
corning the arrival. Crowds of people are going of 10
the ship, while numbers of boats from Philadelphia
are on their way with vsiters. It is estimated that
eight or ten thousand people will visit the ship today
She leaves here at six O'Clock TO night, and will reach
New York about six O'Clock TO morrow morning.