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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-29

GEORGE -TRORNHILb takes pleasure in ia
orming his old customers that in tile quality and
style of his work, he fatters himself he cannot be
eAceiled. He may still be found at the corner of
Second and Main streets, where the choicest Har-
and Saddles of every description be obtain
ed ON the best OF terms.
Re Repairing done with neatness aud dispatch.
Second hand Harness always hand. ieI
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EVANSVILLE. I'M

SAFE -a EVANSVILLE, IND
PzEVIE PgOPRTET0RS 0fi1'HE CITY rom.
- dry beg leave To inform their biends and the
public in general, that they are prepared to DO ali
kinds0f
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything apIertaining to the foundry basi.
nes. They IRE manufacturing STEAa ESGINEs
al sire aud power required. Saw BILL
Machinery iIld liz Gearing OF any size; Disti
leIy and II lining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum
nng Mactihts, Thrlshing Machines, Malt Mills,
fiurse,urAes t'Ir-shellers Nj achineFy OF all kinds
..NcFy ltcriptn, irun aiseironts, Cellar Crates.
dc. Coaching and Heating Stoves OF the latest inn
proved PATTERNS; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &c.
{ BREW EttS, DISriLLESS, RECTlFlERS, &c,
Supplied With every description of Copper ana
Sheet Ir,., Work, HrcWiug Kettles, RefIigerators.
.tn i proved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills,
Yeast .iu,, Cane, Syrhous, sc-i Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe: Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every
variety, tor beer spirits. oil, o: Brass Cocks aud
Valves, Steam Whistles, @e-s,rfsst..s..-s -7
Woraincn Seut 10 all parts to fit up work and do
repairs op steam b9ilers,EoPper aud Sheet hon
OLD METALS BOUGHT
They arc dealing in and selling Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes End fu-
bilg, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine
Stephen Hughes Flour Sepat1Iors GtI man BOLT
ing Cloth, Guiu Elastic Telting, Packing H>rr DC,
Of the best kinds Tinplate Sheet Iron, Block Tin,
Pig iron, Babit Metal, SpeiteT, Fire Brick.
They have every facility of the best machinery
and work me,i, aud will give all work entrusted to
them, their individual attention, filling orders
promptly, warrantng their work, and are satisfied
with reasonable prices.
ksS-, Office and Sale Rooms, No. 60 Main street;
Foundry y, Boiler Yard aud Machine Shop on Pine
street, between First and Second streets, Evans
willie, Indiana. dec7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-29

WE are now manufacturing Wells Patent Fold
ing Spring Bed, the best and most convenient now
in use, al it can be moved or handled without aug
tronble- Call and examine them ian25
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TgvEsh E.sRGEsT To8Rcco rs
r. Fendrich g. Brothers.

Would respectfully inform tine citizens of Evans
vile and vicinity, that they have larger stock of
Tobacco, Seyars, Snuff, Pipes, mid German
Smoking Tobacco, ,....
Than any two establishments Of our principal
cities. .- t,f -s.r - --r... IN.
Hotels and store keepers, look to your intoTest-
Before purchasing elsewhere, please examine
large assortment, which pledge ourselves to soil
at the lowest Baltimore prices, and cheaper that
can be bought in Cincinnati or BONNEVILLE; An We
ask is, that You shall call and iJdee for yourselves.
We offer any of the above at Wholesale RETAIL
Our establishment is a branch of the we'll known
extensive Baltimore Tobacco Warehouse Of Jos.
FendriCh &c Bros, No. 155 Forest street
F. FEkDRICII& BROS, sA
~ Main ST., door above First,
oct2E Evansville, Ind
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REMOVAL
KRATX & HEILiMAN.
CITY FOUNDRY

MANUAL TURERs ANDBUILDERs or STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist MID Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Mach ines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills.
E'hrasimg Machines, &c.
~ L L
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DE.mO E.RA--.s..F. coz EsUk.E'S ga.
n u have removed to Water street, three doors
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g ,UsTf.,s EEsE.k UDOEs.-Fronr AMI

A.ERTEs'S 5KsGE T0OEs.-Fronr and
kSafter this date, January ID, lsjo. complete
sortment of our fools wifi be found at q EbtGb
s SONNTAts q co, No. 10 Main street, viii
whom we have nnue arrangements To- sell enr
goods, at prices, and make good all tools that
are broken hy defect III workmanship.
janI2 .-.ra f-s- J.. G.. & J. a. siRi ITiEy
yy G.fsFs sg54T.S'EF&:F<'TFf "a E:tS go t,,zef
n q smiths superior t.l. .t.-r...s .I
IN do smiths drawing knives. ..t..... .-...s--
2ostof q hatchets.
do ''grHbhing hoes -'-''
d For sale No. 10 Main street, t-. $50 -ss
iaM Z GEO. $. SONNTAG q go. IL.
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- y HOoFLAND'S
q 4 Il u i " b I II Z Il e s


g Z II II Il " u I r. r Il r s
WILL POSITIVELY CURE
Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Jauudice, Nervous
Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, and all diseases
arising from disordered liver, weakness of the
stomach md digestive organs,
AND WILL POSITIVELY PREVENT
Yellow Feger, Bilious Fever, and Feger and Agae
See our Almanac for proof Price 75cts per bottle
HOOFLAND'S BALsA1IEC CORDIAL
WILL POSITIVELY CURE
Coughs, Colds, or Hoarseness Bronchitis, Infiu
enza, Group, Pneumonia, Incipient Consumption,
and has performed the most astonishing cures ever
known of ,eiss
CONFIEMED CON MPTION
cents per bottle.
HOOBLANi)'S GERMAN PILLS,
being well-known throughout Europe and Amer
san need no commendationhe here, They purely
veg,ra table, prepared with great exactness and
sugar-caaied. No better Cathartic Pill can be
fonEd. Price 25 cents per box.
These medicines prepared by Dr. @. III. JAcE-
sos 6 CO. PhiiaielPhfa, Pa, and st. Louis, Mo-,
aud are sold by druggists and dealers in medicines
be on the outside of each bottle or box. 100
In cur Z" Erelylodgs Almanac" published an
nually, You Will find testimony and commendatOry
notices from all parts of the country. These alma
nirs given away by all our agents
BEWARE or COUNTERFETTH. IS -
See that you get II hollands German Bitters, pre-
pared 10y Dr. Q. NJ dickson, Philadelphia, Pa, md
that his signature is on the wrapper Of each bottle
Keller x White, Agents for Evansville, Ind. s-.
LEIGH II Carstedt, do do do
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sSES DOz EXTRA BALFtMOKE BisUU as
ASS the best in the market, at
decI4 COOK & LANGHEY'Fi. p
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tie 9ailp 9nnrnal.
RIVER ITEMS

B<s- Regular Packets expecting notices Of
ear running arrangements ia the Journal
ust adVertise NTH as. Ill kinds of Steam
pat JOB Work done at short notice, IN good
yse, and at reasonable rates. Extrc copies
I the paper for sale at all times
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We can ,ilsv furnish TRACK SCALES of any ca
pacity. These Scales are from the mandatory Of
Il. II. FAIRBANKS tf CO., st. Johnsbnrg, Yer
mont. Every Scale is teSted and sealed and var
r;lnted correct. For testimonials we refer 20 the
Usousan3s Of persons using them. Asa -
HoRNBR0OK & Co, Agents,
n"Vz+ ASA ~ Water street. Evansville
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HDEGUE.aR w.gsasH E'.acMaT-

q III q q Alsa 70 y ~ d "A y n ia r T.
Ma The new and light draught ez-g, -
steamer MASONIC GEM, PiIsbury slt-iit4zs-stI
Master, Mcdonald Clerk, will make as=zz=zszzzEHl
regular trips between Evansville and Mt. Carmel,
during the season.
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~, OK SOUTH E.sRR0ETO.V. .g.V'FI

II POND RIVER. The elegant e---
passenger steamer LUE EAVES, sLls4IItAH9F
MCDONALD, Master, TAYLOR, Clerk, -
will make regular tri-weekly trips to South Car
rolton and Pond River, leaving Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
For freight or passage, apply on board. de2otf
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HEVTE PROPRIEToRS- 0fh1'Hk CITY FOUR
- dry beg leave To inform their friends and the
public general, that they prepared to DO ali
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FROM PADUCAH, PER DUNBAR.-28
beef hides, A. Gumberts; Ia dry hides, J..
H. Meghee; 25 dry hides, Geo. Foster & Co;
2 boxes, P. G. ORiley & Co; 1s4 dry hides,
bdl, hid, bbl, J. H. Meghee.
FROM GREEN RIVER, PER LUE caves.
2o7 bbls shoulders, 40 ties. hams, 35 casks
hams, Brown & Altman.
FROM GREEN RIVER, PER w Y. GIL
LUM.-Il3 bbls. shoulders, l3 bbls. beef,
% bbls. prime lard, % bbls. grease, III
les. prime lard, SO les. grease, % casks of
Nams, Brown Aikman.
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TO the Public.

GecG
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-29

+ '.....s-e1he Grand Turk passed down last
night without stopping (sending out her
yawI. She had in tow two barges loaded
with railroad iron, and was loaded with it
herself The iron is destined for Clarks-
j Vile Tenn
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

W ARRIVED
.azel Deli, Pitts, Queen of the West n. o.,
larengo, Pittsburg Dunbar, Padueah.
toF. V. Gillum, Lvermore, Lue Eaves, s. Carrolton
au Emerald, New Orleans.
tisiazel Dell, Nashviles Queen of the West. Gin,
IL .darengO, St. Louis, Dunbar, Paslucah,
bN. v. Gillum, Lvermore, Lue Eaves, s. Carrolton,
Emerald, Cincinnati
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How shall we get Rid OF the Pennies.
TO TIE EDiros OF The HERALD.

NRw YcsK. March 20, $500.
Isvppcse you are aware thnt 10 thS great ey have
an immense quantity Of coin mot mcrey) ia the shape
of ccl's. There are many peope-and presume pub
hshers Of Tspepers amcYg the res-who much
noyed, and even suffer loss In the shspe 0! discount
ocrs,queroe q our having SO many pennies IN circulation
rk Il is heh tine that the attention of the public and
tbe government was called TO this suhecs This Kind q
currency so plenty an deprecated ia value nobody
wishing 10 retain H. that .nsy shoyo OF to another
wherever they pcsstle Iodeed there are ZONE fac
tories that receive c else so TIA. they
mo obliged 10 gay out especially 10 their men, this kidd
trash AID ii not these mechanics alone who receive
such money Store keepers wholesale and RETAIL pay oil
largely In Jest such siun Why Is soS Why these
pennies 50 p.nty2 Can have no remedy | would
propose the 'ollowing:Let Congress pass Law permit
,pe those who have too peuDrs TO them n
the mint, ard receive In return gold or silver. IL this
done, the evil woald ITSELF add there
would be retained Ia tie market iust enough to make
change. Yours truly, ia behalf q suffering thousands.
l. II. G.
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SURVIVORS r,wrExcg CATASTROPHE E,tss srYSc
We sre informed 10y Ccnsing. OF Cerro Gordo. Plat
county, Iinois, eays the Isfs yette tnd) Journal tia
Fl dsy mo.nipg March TO- Jerry r Kimoaii sad wife
buived Al his house, having walked all tue way frou
IsvrtSce, Massachusetts, starting few days ster the
s, Of the percertnn Mills at that city, 10 which mills
NJ krnbas father IL law and et2h; OF his chdreu--sx
and two cnuehterrwere employed at the tule OF
lie falling and all OF whom instantly killed BY the
cesuucton thereof Mr. Kimbsli and wife also
fased In the mill, but their lives miraculousy
sayed, though Mr.. \. had bis right arm brokea 10
places. They started from lawrence with their young
babe, but were obliged 70 leave it with frenrs
Stoee Tavern, PerDsyvaais. Mr.. kmbali's father
aeee four miles north OF Jacksonville, Morgan county,
Illiuois, TO when Mr. Knba and his wife we're iourucy
ing When they arrived At Mr. Conklegs they hst bat
solitary dollar len out OF they had when they
left Lawrence. They we're. however comfortably pro-
vded for and amer rcmapipg night at bis house
started forward again cir 10 be fcreoea jour
neg, and reached Mr. Knban's father 10 due tine
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ARRIVAL OF THE CITY or WASHINGTON.
TIE TOPIC OF TIE DAY IN EUROPE.
Annexation Of Savoy and Nice
to France.
MTERES TING ITALIAN MANIFBsTOEs,
Ass, As., ks.

The screw steamship City Of Washington, Captain JEFF
rsy arrived this port O'Clock yesterday morning
Sho left Liverpool Wednesday noon the i4th rs and
Queenstown on tho next day.
We arc Indebted Captain jeffrey Tor the London inns
q tho Isth Inst
Tho fermentation continues very great In sci'y Pigeons
are y decorated with Italian national colefs, nre
works dschar ged and cries raised Of Five halis
Al Palermo tho prisons ovcrowiog with tho persons
uryested.
The Englh lad arrived al Naples part OF which
had anchored the port, the other part proceeding TO
Cstosmaro This event caused great sensation for
raj nights Trcoored cockads have been scattered In
tho streets Fresh Of shopknepers porers
had taken place. The military preparations continued,
and the works at the arscns carried without in
tsrnisoa. The form alton Of movable column 70 ren
force tho army Of the frontier ia spoken Of would be
commanded by the King
Intelligence from the right wing OF the line Of the eau
casus staies thai the tribe OF the Natuchsizen
amounting 70 about % 900 souls who lnhabt the country
between the lower Kuban the BLACK Sea- and the rivers
Neberdscha and Aosgum had submitted 10 the Russian
arms and lodged their submission by signing
docu to that effect. THIS had Effected peacea
bly,.
According intelligence from Kiaoha in Asiatic Russia,
the OF the trade ana political bet
the Russian and Chinese empires the Chinese AGAIN
wing merchandise in exchange for teaa sign tina.
China bad again plenty OF silver, which had been
ceyed in large quantities ffsm Europe during the past
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(Abpg the present onabas rousss)
or should be disposed 70 d.vae from III
"a any way that might DO suggested BY the
The only pivgs shall require In oonsiderasios of tho
capital time and labor expended, will be tho exclusive
naDsrd wheels All other Ordinary vshsclss-oarrisges
carts, omnbuses-may the rails n al times, with the
sop!s condition nat tney sns move on snsa sss Iegs
etsuctcu or delay. can show 10 you and the Councd
that this system Of oce motion will greatly facilitate trac
paving rates, and win, fact prove boon Of naaite
value 10 the town and the public.
would willingly limit myself y the ar.s instance, %
should The experiment provo scccessfu sha reccive
authority TO eItend II to other place am sir your
The Worsbipful, the MAYOR Of liverpool
Referred to the watch committee.
Mr.. JErRERY would like to knoW who's they would 70
ceive any report from the commttee7
The TowN CLERK said he had boon prevented from
making any report, owing 70 hts absence In Loadon and
be seo wished fret to receive some particulars from Mr.
Mr.. CnAmxs Tussxn believed that in America there
was broad thick OF iron laid do IN for tram ways
SO that the vehicles could 60 either of or on II
MIR. CLINT said tae Busby wished the Council to
obtsin tho insertion Of clause in the bill for the better
regulation Of highways, empowerng them to anthorizs
hamwsys to be laid dosn; and he wanted to the
Council Intended 10 express any opinion to the pro-
prhty Of OBJ ALONG the Insertion OF such oiause.
The Town CLERK said the Mcssrs Busby called upon
him tho other day that subject he told them
qots ion on point Of law had been referred TO hi
un0 ne nefc seemed 70 some uOlOt
present power Of the Council to authorize the laying
Of uamways, II would probably be deemed desrsbls 70
epotavor 70 obtain the nferton OF clause in tue High
way bin Swing tue Council the power, II they wished to
exercise It. {Hoar, hear.)
Mr.. BowRrsG said IL tho matter referred mass OF
Information would probably be obtaned aud woult hel
both the mttee and the Coun I'll TO 10 conclu
sion Oh the subject.
The TowN CIhRK said the Highway bill at presen.
before Parhamt Lit; and. tbough ne believed was to BE-
violently opposed 1t might reach such ADVANCED stage
before the Council met again that ,ud too late to
obaia the inserton OF such . clause. (Heae, hear)
Mr. AvIsoS said It quite competent for the Messrs
Busby to put themselves into communication with the
borough nbers TO tho insertion of The clause spoken
Of, as IT was for the Council
MIR. Alderman WOODRUFF moved that the Town Ce,k be
Instructed TO take the necessary measures for obtaining
tho insertion Of The referred 70 Ia the Highway bl
row before Palamen (Hear, hear) The CDuucil could
ben DO az they pleased hbou exercising that pc
(Htsr, hear
Mr.. jon seccnded the motion. Agreed 10.
10 TO Mr.. jeffrey, the Tows CLyRK said he had
carefully the Highway bill, and did affect Liver
pool at all exempted al places governed unoer Dcal
acts Of Par lament
The proceedings OF the Committee were confirmed.
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American City R.iireaas In Europe.

American City Railroads In Europe.
THE LIVERPOOL TOWN coUNCiL-PEorostrIoS OF AN
AMERICAN TO LAY DOWN CITY RAILWAYS IN
JivsRPooi.
tFsocs the liverpool Daily Post. Marchs}
Ata eeiue of the Liverpool Town Council, hed the
Ith OF March Tho To~n Clerk In accor dance with gene
raj quiet, Iead the following memorial from M,ssra
Dusty
LIVERPOOL, March 6, 1850
TO IHs woRsnITTrI rrE NAYoE--
Sir In adG,ffirg ship and through you tho
Iovn ourci Of ,bs boocsh BEG 10 cali your a..on
ton Ia TOR or.sl which presented by tho
rst cay o. las. month IN sbch mcnoriu prayed for
loGSc 10 'sy tranwavs (city rawAys) for or omnibus
tcm rhe top Of Lorc street, Ia the direction OF the
Old SwsD bcl memor la referred by tho Town
Cv; ell the Consideration Of the health aud watch
rpt.CCF.
spoe this, 6sy have had interview .wlth the Town
Clerk he subject, and be Informed us that bill
wss before RE Horse OF Commons In the present session
Of Parliament the regulation OF highways; and a. tho
tune lie oF med that TIE subject Ct memo
rial bad been icfcrred to hin by tbs health watch
Committee, with request that he would advise them
Gil had such ,soute contro ever the hgnwa, OF tee
borough as 10 give them power 10 grant to Us the request
MADE.
Inc object ~ our rresen, letter 70 your worship and
TIE fuwr Courc y request your honorable boay 10
sse INTO ccrsroEnn The express point OF procuring The
ittefon OF cacso IN The said Hugh sny bill grantog to
te pe raoe such 'rnnwsys aud 10 Instruct n OF
con mee rs MAY DO NOS. proper q suthorzs hs Town
tfk 10 offe ihe Insertion Of the necessary clause the
sao ON or taSe such ober eteue may be advisable
10 give 10 he Town Council TIE authority required ia tho
case, ,hty 90 not already possess such authority We
nsvo the hocor 10 be- s your rb,e
wants, WILLIAM BUS3Y.
DANDu BC5DY.
Mr. JOHNSON moved thst the memorial po referred "a
the wa,ch committee. Agreed to-
The following letter frcm kr. George Francis Train was
No rurtx PLACE, LIVERPOOL, Feb. y, lseo
S0He seecsspy rsQucst.rg yoierenoo 1, NV z>suunl
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The delegates capsen De gard mes but tnsy kcep
SEALED bts ~ 70 What they vii fGAiy do Banks 10 well
cps beu IT, 4Ptta t'l 20 %
Tue coiegsts from this portion OF Msssachusetss to
Charleston, M Gefge JobDsoo 10 not rated IS D,ugas
msO n before indnaed BE goes Char by and,
ieavtDE the ST. amer SpAuatng expediucu 10 General
Ba,sr, ~hs ass secured four berhs; General OAeb
C,shrx, Who has taken two; Hon Bion Bradbnry and
Hon Geo Shep0S, Of Maize; and LOO others, Of
and character
fine Pest Office difficulty In this plaza has reached
focus, but the txpsi0a has not II 10 ua
that Capfan bOdsb the preee had
bees uiuuphatty vindioased as waahngson, aad the
cpArgse sgsiust HIM uuefly retuted. l.' t.l 81
Tho sho makers sho red their hands po!csiy At tho
late own meetag they Poed only sboa, seyeaty votes
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HAvERHiLI, Mass, March q, 1860
OFFICIAL Action Of he Harerhu Ss1kes-7h<y Vote to Dis
continue tae Str,ke.
Toe Hsverbil shocmakers' strike Is ended. At the
meeting tela as, SATURDAY evening which the HsRAIp
has been previously adv,ssd- Mr.. G. A. Hawley In the
chair. the committee appointed At previous meeting
consider the expectancy OF ciscopinu;cg strike ate
their fercfI preamble and SET OF resolutions were
presen'eo portion Of Sich rejected without much
oeeate But part OF one resolve, viz That we dts
continue the strike, scteJ upon and ELECTED warm
discussion II 6nay appearing that but seventy avs Of
the strikers willing to boi1 out tho last tho idea
OF continuing the strike wss abardore as6 the motion
To dscoptroe was carried, only nine voting aganst
hear thai The other towrs 10 this hoo and
distance, will still hold ont The want Of material adn
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OUR MARBLEHEAD CORRESPONDENCE.

MAaBIEHxAp, Mass March Is, 1860.
Re'oai Of Striking D.snonsyasions-SoIkers Going TO
Wovk Gnd Going to Ssa-AdranN in Wd2s--7Ae re-
moles Hare Anosher Div,oy-SIccas Of tie Strikers at
tie Poi,s-A Cntan's No, them Home, de-, d.
The reports about the Hsvarhin strikers "cavng Ia"
has had o,her effect in this than 10 unto hcsc
who have been standing in Herner bond 'to resist
their oppcessoTe 80 called. II true that pumoer
have gone 10 work full wages, but tho arrangement
temporary and rs not likely 70 last beyond
brief period. ANY ate npt a. reduction VIII bring the
strikers all together again and renew the general strike
Some OF the manufacturers hsve agreed TO the jours
scae and say they will abide By for month afser that
they will be governed by circumstances evidence
Of the feeling among those standing out, may be
stated that only Friday last wagon load OF STOCK
ssns hi,bcr by Mr. John Woodbridge Of Lynn bs made
up returned by those Who received H. the veAic.c
being dragged By pas back she manufacturers pace OF
business ihe operation accompanied by Indications Of
viDe:s,veresn the part Of the employer, which car
oused to emeisser the differences axissiug
that the stock returned had been partially naAde up aud
In the pfocoss portion Of the material bal be westeA
The vet the ateSa to became chilly Nude wed
which boa unusual, Mr. wsolarides Of the
shoemakes, M Jacob Paine Ger damsQes therefor
amount Of $50, ami bAs tr'Sssed ssa fainc's
oe Sam Sasings Bank znal tbs suit sea be ecstlsd.
The strikers who dr.ese1 the stock back accoa.
panied ~ drnn ia hfs. sad we're met y tha Swamp
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cairp OF Tie f7h inssut, the subj ~ Of street rail
wsys Liverpool, now hereby ask Of youuse sad the
Town CoODcil msson 70 Wy down lines aoog tbs fol-
lowDg oInseos reuts and beg 70 assure you Oh hsve
the means for successfully completing and working ali
Quird:-
From Vie Kxohaass 70 NsbuvtA and Garstoa, aioug tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29

Soulh John and Duke stFeots.
Khkdsie and Wsltsn, along the
pres1At Omnibus route, ass tori
Dale street, Shaw's Brow, Il iag-
ton, B. Anae street, &s.
West Derby.
Cabbage Hall.
Fairfield and Old Swan.
kdge hill, Wavetree and W0olton.
Bo0tis and Waterloo.
Rodney street and FAlkaer square.
Mil oAnsaA
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-23
vineennes Correspondents.
-V1ScENNEs, Jan. 2l-lo o'clk A.

-.-1N INCENNES, Jan. 2I-IU O'cIk A. NJ.
JOURNAL REPoRTER-Wabash river fell
10 inches in 4S hours. FTeestone passed
down yesterday morning with full load for
Evansville. The Castle Garden is going to
Cincinnati-you had it Cairo. W. H. W.
1.-THE Kate Sarchet, the Freestone, and
the Nary Cook, left for the Wabash Satur-
day evening. They carried out no freight
of consequence.
We learn that w. R. BELL of the
B. M Rl1yoR was at Cairo on Tuesday
seeking endorsers to petition for a mail
line between Nashville and Cairo.