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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-23
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u NND UhUVWTNTS
We are regularly receiving additions to our stock
of DRUGs, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
VAHNIsHEs, PERFUMEEY, and FANCY ARTICLES,
which we arc prepared TO offer to the trade ON as
good terms can be pI ahasedin Cincinnati, Lou
isville, st. Louis.
We have in store IS tons of EXTRA PURE WuIFE
IEAu, in Kegs of % lbS 50 lbs and lUO lhs, which
settling to the trade at manufactured prices.
KELLER Il WHITE,
No. - Main street.
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Rsiy- MessrS IIcaly Il Warren will accept our
thanks tor one Of Alt Burnetts's last songs.
They haVe just received I" fine lot Of new
Music.
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Ry- VIM. T. Simpson WIS killed, d few
days ago, in the North east part of Posey
county, by kick of horse, while blowing
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e11g~The Mt. Vernon Umpire proposes 10
issue Il Semi-weekly edition about the Ist of
May it sufficient encouragement be offered.
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MARRIED

On Thursday the 18th inst, by the Rev. J. w
johnson, Thomas RTeGs t. bliss ANN sHIrH, both
of contre township s.. ? 8 zf- sE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-23

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-Scnator Seward
goes north on Monday on a visit for few
days. . f f
CIN0NNATI, April 2I, p. M.-River fall
en- feet inches last "A hours Now 81
feet inches.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

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~ Biblical Reason Why. asE
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Life Before Him
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NZRE.S. = PRRST1-Sj, G-g9EE-
A&- SALE DRY GOODS HOUSE, Firststreet, tv-
slsville, Ind Merchants will always lind full
stock of Dry Goos, Bouts, Shoes Hats ard Gaps at
khin House. which will he sold fair terms. is.pzl
, 1860-03-02

SANDY Hook, Feb. !, $50 P. M.--The steam
shin Edinburgh has arrived from Liverpool,
18th, via Queenstown 10th. Her news is un-
There was no change in the Italian question.
Mr. Gladstone's budget was actively opposed;
determined to oppose it. Parliamentary pro.
ceedinrs were interesting but not important.
Chinese affairs had been debated ia the Com
mons Lord John Russell said the utmost for
bearancc will be observed. lie vas sorry tina:
the homes of ! satisfactory settlement werc
small. :;
Lord palmerston promised full explanation
a. earl5 as possible.
The Savoy nnd Italian questions had been de.
bated in the Lords. Strong sentiments wo,c
expressed against the nne1stion Of Savoy.
Gen. Sir Nm. Napier is dead.
Lord Derby's residence The meeting was pri-
vate, but it was reported they resolved to op.
nose the budgt.
Tue Daily Nttrs says the meeting was merely
intended as demonstration.
It was reported that Austria's objections to
the English proposals on the ltallan question
had reached Paris.
The French legislative eession had been post
poned to the frs; Of March.
The Paris Press had received first and the
| Ga-ttte de FFanee second warning.
1t was reported 1hut The government had
1
Tho Bourse was dull. Rentes G7f CSC.
| The Spanish Cabinet refused to listen to peace
| proposals until Tangier is taken.
Military operations will be forthwith taken
before that place.
Spain is shout to issue notes for 200 eoo. 900
reals.
! Neapo1itau affairs are threatening. TWAS
| reported that conspiracy had been discovered
/ in the army.
There we're rumors of another Austrian lcau.
| .VEnY LATEST -loSpoS, Feb. 10th, A. n.-Tbe
| Daily At1cx' city article says consols, which
opened firmly at yesterdays improvement fell
a quarter per cent, but the closing prices were
only one.eiShth below YESTERDAYS prices. This
best bills were discounted to-day at 4@5t per
cent,
| The late stringency in tho market is decrens.
| leg Tnerc were no transactions in bullion II
| the Bank.
The Timts Is informed that Lord Eigiu will
undertake SECOND mission as Plenipotentiary
to Chiua, in the hope Of being able, by the inau'
euce obtained On this former visit, to secure the
| ratification Of the treaty Of Tien Stein aud an
entire cessation of hostllities.
DRESDEN, Feb. 16th.-A letter from Vienna
| says France has requested the Pope to make
proposals for settling the question Of the Ro'
| magma
INDIA AND MADRAS, Jan. lo.-The
Governor has proceeded on tour 10 the South
and will be absent about two months.
SHANGHAI, Dec. el.-Busiuess was uninter
rupted.
bArAT1A, jan. as.-The expedition to Bone
was completely successful, The Chief having
submitted.
, 1860-03-02
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

TAuEsnax Eyxxrsu. March l..
fLouR-Eeedp.., e. tb.. Aaskcs more aetsvo. Sates
we.p:-soo bb1. "Jaetm2n i Aldtns spring extra taat
hoop, u s25 deli 100 bhs" For Rys {fouad hoop} At
400 DEL; 100 bt "Wlconsln' 10 at e49s dc: - bbh.
"Ensh Arls do 1870 dc; lo9 bts. eoo1 spEas ezra
=. a4es DEL Is. tlls Island City" do at e&9o DELI u lls
"Tu.!e" do TO nd ho p) at ttsD DEL 10o bbs "Sautlen
Illinois" White Winter ut se.co del:
NHEAT-Hccclp:A y.S3 tn. Market advanced 1c. salta
were:0o bu No, spsu: toll ieccps} at sto'ci
.oJ tu do (c tettts) at 40 in stoEc 1900 BIT. do en-
PIT 80 tu. No. Spring, On track, at II &C 800 au % 1t
&l5 l:oo bu. No. sat eoe track; 40 bu rejected at
eSc Gel.
conS-necd1ss. 1o.ess bu. Market opened nzm aad ad
tanced 1xe hut cosed weak. SHES 100 bu No.
Il. a. store c0hu do. At 44c IN store H. 90 bu do
In store ba. do for delivery this week. seller
option As,tcn .tore boeo b d. for delivery frss Is
tays this ratnh buyers option, 1t 4c In store bo'
No. . at aye in stosr.
UATS-I.ecelIts. 9oo5 bu. Good skipping demand and
advanced 149lc. Sales -a0oo bu No. Ut ssAc de'
Eycred atcent.ai crs TOO bu DO nj track 1000 bu
Co. At track; 90 tu- 60. 1t on 1AeI zoo bu
| do. at &c oa t:aek.
EYE-Rcs,lp.. IL, bu. scar=c End fr1a. 3 bags No.
| sold Al S3> on track.
| EAKLET-Nece!p:s e,s07 tu, In good demand and
Esm sses wec 400 bu No. At 10: track; 20 bag
fair &c o. track Is bu To. At &C tr4ek 40 bags DO
nj G0ccn track; 100 bags j. fttlor At s0c on track
sEEps-l,sceIp,., 17,9ce Is. Timothy Seed inactive
sacs were ~: bags good 10 Izne 1t s3 20 bags Infer
a. tno Clover S. I'd dull RIh sales Of Tsta lots
| A4a 1Iuu.ar.an q1a.s in limited demand at s51 Sc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10 bts. Steady. s. hr.s a
eoc.
ALCOHOI.-4le = gallon.
DRESSED lIoGs-Recc.pts, 165. Quiet. saltswese =
1t Hog. Ut dividing zoo ss; go Hogs av.lt
d. Il ecss; Z Hogs av. IN ns> at ts.ao.
| PEOylslQNS-Mess1'o1 1'o1k dull al et5.oo. No'hiag c
, 1860-03-02

DosrcS, Feb. a?.-An arrival ut Salem brings
atlvices trou the African squadron TO- DecsiI-
Der 18th. Capt, Wn,. II. Armstrong, Of tae San
of ordrrs. aud sent home. Lieut.. Edward Dot
nelson and Carpenter Dibble. Of the same slir,
had been sent home on account Of 1!l.health'
Lieut.. i. ". Hughes was IN commend q IN
San Jacintc. 1t was expected that First Lieut.
SlcDonoush, of the Constellation, wouio 1e e., g.
Rich has been transferred from, The Portsmouth
to the supply ship. Lieut.. Brown had bce'
transferred from tile supply ship to the Ports
mouth.
The q. S. steamer Mystic was getting undel
weigh at St. Paul DE LoanJo, and would pro
ceed forthwith to St. Helena with rsqu1sitio;
from Commodore Innau upon Sir DEummon'
10y, Governor, for the captain, officers ::: ~;
crew Of the bark Orion, taken by tue Hritis:
shin Pluto, witt; eight hundred and eighty .eiel'
slaves o. board. The Mystic was under Ill
command Of Lieut.. Leroy.
, 1860-03-02
FEARFUL DISASTER 1T CINCINNATI.


Cssc1ssA1i, March 1.-Tbia morning 1t eight
o'clock, ns the workmen we're engaged in tear
in. down the Old St. Xavier Catholic Church,
on Sycamore street. tao walls fell, buryng
eighteen or twenty laborcrs IN the ruins. upto
ten clock ten dead bodies hare been taken cut.
Particulars will be giyen soon.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The church was being torn down tos The pnr-
pose Of giving p.nte to new one: IT. was the
Oldest Catholic Chu, ch in the citS. The aecl-
dent was caused BY m attempt to overthrow .
we'll thirty tcct high, one foot thick and thirty
feet wide, by undermining: The rain yesterdny
affected The. foundation, and as soon as it nas
looseued little By the me3 this morning. 'tun.
expectedly fell in. Fifteen men we're at Work at
the time, one Of whom succeeded in escaping:
Thirteen were crushed 10 deaih, and the other
vas mo.tally wounded: ~,
The names Of the killed are: Martin Mana
elco, john Wouty, Timothy Sullivan, Timothy
| Shay, Patrick Gallagher, James kierney,s Johr
Russell, Daniel Brady, Thomas, sh'ras, Johr
Duffy, Richard Fitzgerald, and two others
Stephen Glocklin is fatally injured. All lwer'
laborers and leave families. The Coroneris uo7
| holding an inquest.
, 1860-03-02

81
F.ornNo chanrr. Demand rnodera:e and for the lst-
ter Efadss ale> 40 h'l, at q super stat ~
&&5 70 extra do &S1025e5 super Nekt m. 45AxG5 20
cortnon medium ext:a Weeten; f3s5@6 for slipping
trand, Round Hoop Uh!o Glazing au!et Canaiian
FKus Gnd hsm Sales t50 b1s a3G3 for cosnUon
to chuTcc extra.
HhA,x-Whcat without change and in enod demand.-
sae< COO In White Canada II ta1s $40 5so0 b9 f,r
iIsle do:ne. TIE range Is .3s.. u'.n market nau.
Tridng sal :s 80 f rev white and ysow- oa:4 quiet
4ilGl]3 fur Wekiern ard CanaCian, 43iG1l FIR State
Wn aKy-Noee dung and rather tasles. Sales loa Iris
e3k&:.
&l.4o old mete. slt 81 or new ~ - foE o4 pE ne
II April 1850 iscef nra and guilt ssles ~ b.ls a,
4i aG24 county Pr INC aud 41soO f,t do nut
ea9le5o for .nrss, I'll ~ Tor e1t He
i.aus quilt At Is II wtsest Nea aeei du u 1919
fo1 shoulders aud eayA Ist ham, Dr-.c hog duh I
ar western. lacou Quei and h1u; siles - 1es city
cut th,r r:t,ed nd1 e. ut 103s Lard gull Ard h avy
sac. 40 b,ls atlt5l1A Rui.er-a mtsd hnsiness doug
ai Oio ad l{c0 tot 1:a these Ill Goo3 re.
9uee 1t 1G3le.
.Ic.btE central 10o C.t. Il. G:x sl5 ~ Z. ~
Pac M.l s3s, Dsl. s udsou ~ III. Z. bon1s taftr
mis-
, 1860-03-02

ao1.:..''.''' ~ 4~ 81 :''s9 - '''' -
1ue t.oo' +A.'A s w.: 49,. -. I~s-,,
cs . N'@~A 49, 49, 49, ~.
op 49, ~. p 'oo -,s M ~, :.
-, -,
10us'o s4'e,g'' 7e -. ~
a'u'e ucn'ana .o' -" nea' - 4n.e ,n1 e'p
Pcfs' ana Will .ae ptesen. 3ece'p1s' 'oe.' 10 ~
aecuna'a1''n " ssoeA oers 'us .:., @ ~. 49, 1a
- " s,ea - s.,.1 -a,.;..a " CO..
sa;,, ,nads ., a "a ;, stora md a oede, ~
for lots by sample on track. Corn opened fiji
..a aoar...aa lr ,,,, tow.rds +,o .f,ernoo, ,ba
~" -" A11e@ ~ NV ''o >1s
advance was LOST ana II CLOSED weak. About
$4,000 bushels changed hands, at 44@43c for
M ! in store md 41lc for M. O. t)ats wtre
,-,,. :..s;... .,,,.r..e.x,n,
IN e'oa oe"sao 'ot ''nueo'"'e ot.'p1uea' 1ou'n'
and prices ruled t4lc hlgher-tbe sales beng
made principally on track ut 35l@3Gc. Rye is
= ...oa a.,,,,d ,t so, brt +,e l;n;ted arnr1v
III 6ooa osn,". ~ W., ess w. fp
encourages ho'oer:, ana lucy ask IN ADVANCE oi
1Mac. The transactions were trihing at Ste.
Re.,a,. cor,;rucs in cood rcoucst md the mir.
~.-.s..-a.r,. .a.,,,n ,,;,, .,,a. ~,
.-,,,- -s..as o,;et and unchanred. uiahvincs
.4..av nj onc
The provision market is rather dull, aud ser
.,ai lots Of Mcss Pork arc offered freely ut sl7
r...:. ,.;r. in r,,k y.,,x lard howav,r
Ho'a'ns oo'oa IL A0.A - e"Ae
continues hrm and ID gooa demano NJ lose.
fsn11cN firm Mt 116i14C. Hides 8teAdY md
, 1860-03-02
Republican State Convention of Wia-
EDur1.

Republican State C0nFcAtaoA oA 4AAn-
Eourl.
ST. Lor1s, March 1.-The Missouri Opposition
Convention met at Jefferson Yesterday Acst
Of the counties in the State we're feptesenfG;u.
The attendance was large and Impressive. The
utmost harmony mud enthusiasm prevailed.
Tee Convention YVES permanently organ'zeu
by the appointment ofnon- abel Leonard fres'-
dent, and the usual number Of Vice Presidents
and Secretaries.
The President On taking the chair, announced
the object Of the Convention TO be the nom'na-
tiou OF Hon. Edward Bates for President OF the
United States. ,...-
Resolutions were adopted opposing the arrant
heresies of the Democratic party as regards sia'
very agitation and the African slave trade; de-
nouncing the reasonable ayowal that the e!ec'
tiou to the Presidency bv the regular const'lu
tional mode. OF the candidate Of any party, IS IN
itself sufficient cause for q dissolution Of tile
uuion; declaring in favor Of fgransing free home
steads to actual settlers denouncing the doc
trine Of accession Us promulgated ~ the uitf,
Southern leaders, and declaring hon. Edward
Bates the choice Of the Convention for the Fresl
| dency.
These reso!usious were unanimously adopted
amidst tremendous applause.
On motion, 4 committee was appointed to re
port IN electoral ticket to the Convention.
, 1860-03-02

CoIuArCs, O., March 1.-The State Kepuol''
can Convention met here today to ELECT four
delegates at large from the State to the Nat,on'
al Convention Ut Chicago. organized With Gen
Jas. T. Wortlington, President, aud 81 vice
Presidents.
The following is tho only resolution adopted
l2ssoEced, That while the Republicans viii
give the nominee Of the Chicago Convention
their united and earnest support, they indicate
as their first choice, aud recommend 10 salG
Convention, the name Of Salmon L. Chase, @
Ohio.
The vote was called by counties. an'
adopted by Isl to 70, showing over six seventh
Of the staa In f;.yor Of Chase. The delegate
elected are David Il. Cartier. Thos. Spooner, II
&. Hroadhcek aud Hon. Z. L. Horton.
, 1860-03-02
pennsylvanIa Democratic State Con-
TeutfOus


READING, Pa, March 1.-The delegates to the
Charleston Convention arc Wm. BIGGER, John
l.. Dawson, Wm. Montgomery and Joseph f.
Baker.
Richard yaux, Of Philadelphia, and George
McKim, Of Bcrks, we're chosen as elee'oss u
large. ,;,..o
for Governor. YIN. Il. Witte's name was hail.
ed with applause, aud salute Was fired by the
Keystone Club.
John /. Dawson. Jacob Frey, Nimrod Strick'
land AMI Il. D. Wright. The first ballot result
| ed as follows:
Vim. #: W!.te.....--..-...........
Jacob Frey:
| The la.ancc SCATTERING.
| srEC1AL DISPATCH.
READING, Pa, March l.-ueury D. Foster, o
| Ncstmorcland. has been nominated for Cover
nor by acclam.tion by the Democratic Stat
| Convention.
, 1860-03-02

MnwAEkEE-Feb- o5.-Thc wheat market ex-
perienced slight reaction to~dny, and very few
buyers could be found willing to pay more than
99c for No. Spring on the track, but sellers
preferred to hold at 81, and consequently the
transactions in this quality were tr1ding. The
demand for milling wheat was quite good, but
receipts being larger prices were not maintain
cd up 70 yesterdays mark. Extra did not 70
outside OF sl.06, With range Of }c. Club sold
At Sl.o5 to $l.0sa; and small lot something
better than No. sold at &l.0e. There y as some
inquiry for aour to-day, aud about 100 barrels
changed hands at $4.30@5 for the range Of in.
fcrioE to prime Spring Extra. Ordinary To eood
country brands are held at s462@4.75. OF the
sale 800 barrels we're for shipment to New Or
leans. Conrse grains remain quiet. Oats uo,n-
iual. Corn pretty firm 1t Soc for she1ied. Ear.
ley steady, with sales ut 69@G7c for common TO
good. Rye firm and shade higher, ordinary
qualities bringing 75c-
PI11sBUncu-Teb. -Flour-Sales Of 1,o4o
barrels, principally from store. 100 brls from
store, extra st $50; extra fami1y 1896; fancy
$3.50 $50 brls do do extra at $50; extra FAM
,ly $3.50; 40 brls do do extra at &5.6a; ESQ
do sup at 1855; extra $50 extra family IS 30
fancy $6.25; 100 do do extra ut $3.50; extra
, 1860-03-02
Gitp Uar Sale.
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County


dca, February =, LEGO.
Soce Is h.Erby sYen, thst whereas the unde1s@
CITY Collector Of sa City .! Chc7:o o1 - twsntY
sixth day OF Jsnuay i. D. 1854 Special Term OF tho
Superior Coust OF Chicago begun and held on MD LAST
aturesad Dry The Court 11oe IN nd City Of chlcSo.
report TO said Court the and uts Rbot pecrs tn't af
els Of ani h-ten4tes described st ths Jul :asnt Aaia.s
The respectively fnt til. aoutt Of ttes ases-.nts
n:ezet and co1a apecsvey due sheon 90 aeco,sl OF
nua tate. ot sa ~ Of Ct.so for the municipal yraE
4. D. t and 7tcouct Of the sevssal specal warrants
hestlnattr msatonsd: and, whereas, t37uetts having
been pronounced By said TOUT a7.nst and ts .u6
oA rlecrs snd paes Of lani hctlzaer dsaoibed copy
q t!1 Golse..s ~: ss2osa .oxs;hsF wth r. s5er e
sta hf said C1u:t ihs eh eenfh day q Fctslay 4.
y. ISL, dire ted to tbs sait City CoGec' or.
Now. th refaEe: be it kaown that ths unltrsxne City
Collector Of tee " Of Chicago ~tl by virtue ii the
prcme. On ThustaY the lth uay OF Mateh ~ D. is,
i tho hur Of tea O'clock no ninf. It the ao.:h oo<
ic sale ftilo&in: draebed lands lota sul,, pree
and parcels Of nd !ez!net In sad COPY. sepora ard u
Ut sale theIeu foT the It the taIe efes
apd co.ts or Of .he assessments Interest ard coats lp
thesn respectively upon sad general aud tal
ia .All copy, reports and hereinafter destd respctivel
A.FtC. MUELLER, City Collector.
Warrant for the collection Of tbs anan1 taaes tor Il
, 1860-03-02

S1, Lor1s, March 1.--Yesterday morning
Ere broke out in tic mill Of Dahris 4 Ellis, Gu
Cherry street, WHICH, together with the Pixies
Peak Saloon adjoining, was entirely destroyed.
Tie boiler manu.actory Of Edward Boyle IVES
also considerably damaged. Loss $1,000. Par.
TALLY insured.
, 1860-03-02

ST. Lor1s, March 1.-The steamer Challenge.
from St. Lonis for the Illinois K,EeF, sunk just
u|i safely removed to barge. The boat ws@
valued ii &, 900. Insured for 5000 in Pitts.
, 1860-03-02

Candidate for Chief Justtcc OF Wis.,
c0nsins
MADISON, Wis, March 1.-The Republican
State Convention last evening, by the decisive
yote OF 1877 to 81. resolved to nominate q candi
date for Chief Justice. The Cony. ntion tlet
proceeded to vote for candidate On the thirt.
ballot, Hon. 4. Scott Sloan WAS unauimousf.
nominated, having received l5s out of22i votes.
, 1860-03-02
gtoNrf1LY mERcANTILE REVIEW
THrI6pAY, March ], LEGO.
DRY GOODS.

>eA@ ~~@ -
DRY GOODS.
TLere Is every preparation gong forward arcng ous 1o-
hers IN s ue to secure unloken patronage Of hetet
TIE tslusEk the SpirE camrasr TEleh will open In
few wrcls We observe that ot them have full as
to1cnt open for inspection, and by tie loth tn II
lsavy dealers will be prepared to meet tscs customers
with cyery nduceme, liz. be offered in any mazkcti in
the way Of stocks aad prsc qualities ard styles. Some
OF tLc sto:ks viii le unusually large :nd varied
The ,s feature in this department O! ner-
camille trade wellas othef. s t desefs in The county
arc becoming and eognzant Of the advantages
Of hung tten thus guaranteeing TO their customers all
tie yer tesh goods and preventing tie
accumulation Of ID stock-EIeh nsaEes the Ea:ket hsf
preferable oss Of tie East ~Lee frequent arc
imp.acticate. Ne may confidently expect that The ap
nr business viii speak 70: Chicago! IN psc
ell arguments which will tell .ote than eyer In favor Of
this 1:ke in The minus Of The sound business cu Of the
West.
Trade during the past nth has been vcry light though
not more 80 tl!an /. Usual in February.
Tie Nrw Yor2 Dry Goods market Is thus reviewed W
the Unlted States Ero"oa'ist Of the eth: ..
Tie chic fatr1r Of the trade are the quicness Or the
dome package hontss Al: he aetiy'ty Of tae 12.t
so,en so9 the dnts F o oa @ Il a'e es,:e E:as
In lie casc of the s.rn> atd tao ;.s,any Is senesa
TIT S. Ye Ss nf
iar!ettept 10 make tc;r lurrh Some ureaslne=
feI On thIt count, Which has had l.: effect On tx
yaiu o Eods; ahd should h!s st,ts f.,
In u11cs* VII. becu gen r there At prceat
ci,cra Which vii ted 70 ma e holdes n.otc t;s
Es1,ai!y N In ttclf f,E ss7ct. o. prints ~
Elh ent Of cleth any ri! kinds Of oens the hlss
;,.lce Of VOL .-,,., x.,
rya>pe Ihs d.as sS4s1 1 n .1di H. ae stanag
wlrh ii Lo,e somewhat !n By adves reports t1ot
ihc Svut Lut eytn aore the p'cceieEt q I'll pIev!ou
wars It being Ecu that tic anticipation Of pa tai q
yrr,iu Ut ti, b!tc IF t1at in favor If distributors r.:
d.nt in tc sota has III. al2fc:iably realized.
auticip.tou+ i4r trade with tie West have bteT {!
T. anl therefore surprise felt At the purchase
ofs,uyrrs from ruat section bcae very ilui!e1 =.
Fever Western tru represented here tla1 nspa+ It
thotc who do stand !. ln c:rtr and II amostimposs
l= ~ make tin. u ch !ees IL stsong coa TEatss 1 ,se
tic tuost satisfactory features of the present condition
] trade.
,c trust th.t it will appear for the In; crest OF tvc'
Western de.tr pay ch for ter goodf or at least fn
to accept c:cGl 0! four months Loas crcdts
ak. ruinous to the retail and the wholesale merchant.
The following the quotation, OF few Ut the ltad1
| ,f ftna1 n 8m1rfet:
, 1860-03-02
lIt)uT5 AND SHOES.


Tae Boo, and snoe Trade during the ras NTH has been
unusually quit It usually Is 1t this season Ct the car
Nearly MI wholesale merchants are In the East col
Ing teir Srrn. stocks The strike oong the boot and
shoe1akcs in Masaachuse ID will Eo!. l. Is thought hdee
the general tsdc tho socks In tho hands OF Eastern
dealers and manu!a :ureEs are large.
business between CAleaso and interior dealers ills
S.ias i. expected bc muck larger th1n uscs and our
wholesal. bringing Large and varied sosls
PAyu,,nse from the Interior ar fir.
he oton I,ot and Shot Market tsthus reviewed ty the
Shipping lit Of the 9Th:
Thr.e,s no particular change notice IN the Boot and
shoe marker tnce our lat. be deHaAEd countth GOOD
ofhe We have been to considerable extent The eject
Of the strikes Lynn. Nack and other does col
pear influence on prices ~ ytt but hefe s
nore len. feeling that general tnleoxement must
10 urge their btocks although tey It'll continue 70 surp
their at laie current pIIcte ~ inflnstea ~
rrvous report prices have reached Is 10" point as
s likely tacA at least ysa! and purchases 50 f4t
hnys been u very favorable terms for the huye9 Before
The st1 the hnsines. among the =
m tt eut aud II ea4mated that the strike VIII
Of tpga must favurahs Tor holders Of goods md
tc1d u ns up prices before the oe o. TIC Sp-g t:adt
to opIYicx ra1es-
| The Boston Daily -Alre,1i.tr Of the c:h says:
The cot and Shoe n21ktt Is Somewhat more neve and
@ 70 E aneed vSefs n e. Ss
re confidence, Thinking Las the supply may he d!mtoh b.
I'd in coa.eouence Leather and hIter f IL Price
ae Iss enc ;s 's % A.
~ tie rxpnst dc1Ntd a. active as - pnsent AdIce'
fom Esland quot, both leather and hide as very ts1n
xh np.ad 3ad H rrees ee hte 9on 70,
cline in this country; aud NJ moderate tais spnf
We my exptct kes1 prices al about pTr:cn: ralo
, 1860-03-02

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. a9,-Miss Jenrie l..
Dugcau who was injured By the breaking Of ii
fluid lamp at Delphi, lad. on Monday, died at
nfr}ncE this morning.
, 1860-03-02

New York, March Ia package Of diamonds,
valued 1t $4,000, has been stolen from the
Bonded Warehouse on Broad street. Suspicion
falls on Michael Murphy, foreman Of the bu,lI-
ing, who has absconded.