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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-16

The number of deaths from cholera on the
Malabar coast during January has been awful.
Of five thousand and forty-three cases at
tackled, four thousand four hundred and
twenty-eight died. "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-12
Our Monterey Correspondence.
Mn~~puwx. ca n "a.


Hg'oifoUs Defeat II ne Liboals- Movements OF
~ Hostile iFmcos- General DegoHodo S,ises a
Condpcta and obtains 81 200 .0oe-P Political Con.
dton ~ Megico, DC, DC, dc.
From the interior we learn that the yalian, l,be
raj army OF 1900 men and seventy two pieces of
artillery, who at the date Of my last letter were
about TO fall upon the city Of Mexico and vanqush
their renowned opponent Miramon and ell his satel
lites and rest themselves quietly in the Halls OF the
Montezumas, debating terms TO the church party
and giving peace 10 the nation. have turned their
backs and ngloriously retired, without making the
slightest hostile demonstration should mention.
however, that the commanding generals, ortega
and laragosa, issued divers high sounding commu.
nicaiions 70 the foreign Minister'S Consuls and resi-.
denis generally. advising them Of what they were
about 10 do. and that Il would be well
Tor them 10 keep out Of the way of the
lals, bombs. and other destructive mis-.
siles which we're about to descend upon the
devoted city. The foreigners seemed, however,
to understand thee bombastic illusions and 70
estimate them al their proper value. and so they
remained quietly at their posts and have thus Ear
received no injury nom the threatened assault Of
the city, which eyaporated In thin air. s natural
element. This result Is 10 he attributed, pre-
sumo, to the fact that MARQUEE left the city OF
Mexico with 10 900 men and a sufficient supply OF
artillery. The liberals, II is said, have gone in
The direction OF Guadalajars, and may attempt TO
take that city; there, however they viii find Gen.
VOL prepared 70 give them warm reception,
ana Marquee follows them up Ia the rear, as he Il
very likely 70 do they win be between two fires,
and pretty hot ones at that, aud viii meet the
same fate that Uraga did at the same place,
under precisely similar circumstances, afew months
since.
General Degollado ropains in Guansjuaio, and,
" oi9eI 70 supply The necessary sinews II war,
hundred thousand dollars destined for Tampico. 30
you see hat The liberals are not much more scra.
pulons about their measures Of raising money than
Tic other party.
10 Legislature tf tie als,s si san Luis lsrcy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-12

10 session has protested against the hostile msa
sles on foot by IT'S Governor against the state Oh
New Leon and Governor Vidaurri They have also
sent committee to confer with vidaurri and TO ar
range al existing difficulties. They will be met
with TIE proper spirit on the part OF Vidaurri, and
harmony will be again restored
This State remains perfectly Tranquil and VI,
daurri has disbanded large proportion OF
the troops which he raised to queli the
Arramby revolutionsts, there being now no
longer any occasion for their services. con-
dueta left here yesterday with 5000 900 for Browns
vile. Your Matamoras correspondent appears not
to be well posted in regard TO the local affairs Of
this State, and has fallen into numerous and grave
errors The series of prosecutions, forced loans
and other arbitrary measures, as well as the poi-
cal aspirations attributed to Vidaurr have little
no foundation in point Of fact is true, in times
Of danger, he has called upon the merchants for
pecuniary assistance, and as general rule it has
been cheerfhly granted, for il has been spent for
the general protection of all, and it is to be borne
in mind, too, that all his leans have been prompt.
ly repaid many of hem within three days.
We have had constant and powerful rains for the
last two weeks and the rivers are swollen and the
roads are in an impossible condition, so that the
mail due on Tuesday last has not yet arrived and
we are still looking impatienty for our usual pack
age Of the HERALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-12
TH.s RECEPTION In BOSTON.

Bo~ros, oct II, 1880
The rcecptIca 10 BE- given the Prince OF Wales In this
city on The ist.a inst will be o. Ices formal bos
ferous character "a ths, given him New York TO-
day re particularly requests Il, ard only suffered the
demonstration rade New York 70 day because he
scented 70 Be received a such manner as the Mayor might
he pleased 70 dec gnaie LOT suprcsnr tina, 50 much in.
por.arce would be aitachsa' 10 a. HctS not ~ yet de-
ssna.ed whether he win arr Va Boston IN the Afternoon
evening Of the above day. Ca behalf OF the state,
Governor rsps w detail three Of bin aids 10 NEE, The
rrrce q w.es and sulte Al the s,as lac, and conduct
them 70 nosn the capital Of tue state. III nc Prince
srry % Ne aerncca early Ia hsevenins, the Mayor
q NJ city VII meet him q, the city limits, the Mn
IAN and take ,se rarity 70 carriages provided BY tho
r, 70 The Revere Route the Prince viii quarter
vale - the commercial metropolis q New England
On III lssh a. IAN ~ slas Of ne Governor OF the
tVnmonweath viii wait upon 0e Prince at his LODGINGS
ane ,c5i the Prince ard suite i carriages 10 .ne STATE
Horte Ncie Governor Banks VIII psiconc theu ard
rycseri INC in5e 10 the members Of bis ouneu ara 1,
e beads Of the several derarimen Amer show m the
rrrce sud suite the curosltcs an arouud The sa,c
Hoass including the 'esdercc q john Hancock, the X
Iaous British ressl and &c recs 1Ner lfon nc Cover
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-12
THE LATE ST NEWS.

WArHIkuIoN, OCt II, lcoV
AS much interest has been occasioned by late
events at Vera Cruz in connection with the move
ments of the Spanish feet the result of inquiries at
proper sources warrants the assertion that there is
not the slightest foundation for the statement,
widely published that Captain Jarvis interfcred in
the affair which took place some weeks ago be-
tween the captain Of the Spanish brig Berenguela
and the Juarez government; nor did Captain Jarvis
send note to the Spanish Commodore condemn
ing his course, or act in any other disappearing
manner.
The relations between these two officers were OF
the most cordial character, without reference TO
political questions, and Major Ancarraga, when
coming to New Orleans on board the Pocahontas,
was CALAMITY treated that he expressed himself
in the most complimentary terms toward the Of
fcers Of our navy.
II is further reliably ascertaned that the action
Of the Spanish Commodore was suspended, and
the squadron Withdrawn to Havana in conse-
quence of the pressing representations Of the
Spanish subjects in Vera Cruz, through the
French Consul, acting Spanish Consul, to the
Captain General of Cuba. A bombardment
they stated would not only destroy much Of their
property, but peril their lives No further hostile
demonstration will be made in the absence OF ad-
vices from Madrid.
II is also known that the commander Of our
Gulf squadron is not left to his own discretion but
that he will act under the advice of Minister
McLane, in the event Of the bombardment Of Vera
Cruz by the Spanish, and extend all possible pro.
lection TO American persons and property, in
GLIDING the landing Of marines at Vera Cruz for
that purpose.
New ORLEANS, October IL, 1860.
A private letter from Mexico says that the Jua-
rez government have disapproved Of the seizure
of the conducta by Degollado and that they are
disposed to advance $4,000 towards the pay
ment Of the English debts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-12

a me Hrran army N he Revolutionary W., ps srnce
wll be nv ted 10 review, IN company viii nn Escei
lercy the Governor, about three !h,usand Teore,
upon the Common, including the whole o. she
Firss Division, Major General Andrews, com
pendng, ami detachments from other divisions.
Al the conclusion Of the review me distinguished vsiter
and suite attended by the Goynor vii, be escorted by
the troops the State Hoce where the demonstration
on the part Of the state W n conclude The Prince win
then proceed in carriage from the state House, under
Escort Of committee Of the city government, to Tho
Music Hail. where the children Of the public school VII
give fo!a enter sanment. Here the city programme
commences, whicf has already been very fully pub shed
IN Inc hrAp. The city eflciais will, undoubtedly
make az much capital out Of the young representative
tue British hrone possible but the great domoustra
pon, wncl 1t 10 intended shall eclipse all others giver
70 me ~ ince on this continent, will be the ball IL
nonor or the Prince 70 be given at the Eoson theatre
the mo extensive and expensive preparations benl
made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-12
NEWS FROM NORTHERN MEXICO.
oar Fort Buchansn Correspondence
roRr BUCHANAN. Sept. 20. 1890

hHror'ot from S0H0rd- Governor PeSquisy,a
B'Jsoicd-T1e Gond0ro Party Agoia IL ~,
Frc'd. &c.
fesquiera, the liberal Governor of sonora,
having been recently defeated by the Gandara or
church party with the loss d his arsllery. has re-
treated to The city Of Hemosillo, with some three
hundred followers, and Is now fortifying the place
In battlc which took place near Guaymas he.
tween the Two parties Pcsquiera had hose shot
under him, and rumor says. was also wounded
The Yaqui Indians, tie Mayos and Tie Oratas
compose the chief strength OF The Gandara party,
and they are the best fighters IN sonora.
Two sons 81 G1naMs, Bho have ig Gs pas.
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Two seas Lived - Tubac, on the American
side OF the line, ilave raised and armed over one
hundred meg. for the contest. They are now on
their way 20 join the Gandara army which IS as
semblirg around Hermosillo, where there may be
s'riost, on both sides-the prisoners taken being
generally shot without delay.
Governor Gandara WAS fir more liberal man
in his views and acts towards Americans than Pes
quiera has ever been, and was popular with che
people Of this territory to an unusual degree. He
Is now in Snaloa but viii hasten to the head Of his
adherents. Nearly all the chief towns of Sonora
have pronounced for Gendara, and are furnishing
men, arms and provisions for the campaign
Pesquiera has with him several good officers
such az Colonies Neury and Morales, bu. his rank
and fife are discontinued and mutinous. Monte
verde, the Secretary OF State, is also man OF ex
traordinary talent. If taken, Pesquiega will pro
badly be shot, as he has in that manner served the
leading Gandaristas who have fallen into his hands
VOWED in the most extensive Indien war known 10
the West for many years. Over three thousand
men, regulars and volunteers, are at present In the
field against the Navajoes. Forty-eght companies
Of re guars are at the present time occupied in the
military department of New Mexico, besides two OF
three citizen ranger companies. In this region we
have no interval from Indian depredations. few
days since the main road down the Sonorta
valley, and only eight or ten miles from the fort,
party Of Indians shot and badly wounded man
named Ashworth, and ran of fifteen head Of cattle
Promptly followed by party Of dragons, the In.
dams aHced six Of the oxen and abandoned
the remainder. At Fort Breckenridge, a few even
ings since, one Of the sentinels on guard shot an
indian who was creeping around the outbuildings
Lieut.. Col. p. Morrison and two companies Of the
Seventh Infantry, will occupy this fort in few
days, and the present garrison remove 10 Breckin
ridge. A general court martial for the trial Of
Capt. Van Bokklen, ofthe Quartermaster Depart
ment, will begin session at Fort Bliss on the Sc
cond of October. BY the way, this Captain Var
Bokklen is either well worthy Of being tried or he
is prosecuted man. he having been tried foul
times by court martial, nearly the same charges
within the past two years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-12

RICHMOND Ac-Sseamship Yorktown-Mr and Miss 0runcy
nr and Mn Hissns, NJ osklsy. 9arsulo A Stone,
Drake, X Patterson, Ryvenal W Robbins Miss r Nal
let Miss PAst Mrs Grey, Tappey and three children
VIM she rwood Powell. l. sterne kessrs Conklin, Rem
rett and Aruold-and 10 In the seerAge.
RIO JAxrIRo-Bark Parana-Capt John Dicks and wife
Of bark Nelson Place, demned Rho
BARRApos-Bark n II Gsston-Nr and Mrs Duke Mr. and
Mrs. lnce Mr. Barrow, Mr. Redmond Mr. Bovine.
SALT CAr-Bark Aeronaui-Ars scruby and daughter NJ
Beresford.
ST Doniseo CrrY-Brig Icaran-capt WIN Murray, John
Dunning, Vim Brown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-12

FATAL RAILROAD CAsrAIn.-An inquest was held yes
terday No 90 Ludlow street. upon the body Of Chas
Elliott Miller. who was killed by being the
Fourth Avenue Railroad al the Of Spring street
and the Bowery. The jury in rendering verdict took
occasion 10 censure the driver and the conductor OF the
car for rot stopping after the occurrence and for driving
al An unlawful rate OF speed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-12
S HIPPIN VS..
MxAHAc voa Huv yonz-Tm BAT.
suS - ...s.s.s........ nooH nmEs ..morn Is
Port OF New York, October m, 1880.

CLEARED
Steamship northern Light, Tnkicpaugh. Aspinwan-D b
s,s.mship o.Aawea, suiih. Havana and New oresns-
Steamship isabel Rollins Havana and Key wes.-spoaord
srs.shir Montgomery Berry. s.vsunsh-H Cromwell
sssasshp MARION. Foster. cAAresaon-sposorA rnsaos
sse.mshp Rosnoss. Couch Norfolk ac-LadiHm 4 Hsi
ssip Lotion, sssr-cod san yrsnc,.cc, sutton 400
$40 S.no,s;; iu.sSia. Lssrpco,seos sarrs. 80
Barb Ben DOrNnce smith. Gissrow-waah, Carver A
s.,s Dublin. Bss,ss sssno. 1yr.s.snp.Dn Nsyssw
s s:s vs.. r End f s.ss ssr s.
s.rs B,srs Islnr s Esrrsns,ns.Bsr;, Son sce
s,Is chH,, s Hss.o, g s.s.os,s sacs
SSsSs fs% IG p.,sS; s,sTsoa
sssI sosusOn Ioss-ood frsdsrics.burs-v.a Brur,
ST. Sls Any T Tss:.I H..
sssr xl,1 ns,. .r nsw Hsss.ss.sr
steamer Mara EicSos fsil.aeiDas
ARRIVED
.d.e and passenger. 70 fndam 4 Heinssen - ~
shg Gree .o ksy wes9 IrigP Key wes, DAY. IA bal
hss John Wesley - se.rPor Sccor s srso Iss AUG
hs IessSce g s ~ F.rm S~as xs Cain Ar,--D .us
ae VIII pls rcn, BSyd HiscEen sept VI Ia Is loo 81 tx
B.rs Jenny Phs IOi Rosssnd Hail. ISsSorn . dsys VITA
f.s fsfss% lowell 70 J.nsro Aas n WIN cor.., rose.
wood Ac 70 n Thompson Co Aug "a "a the harbor sav
bark Virginia. Lowry from no Jsneho for New York,
Bass ii oas,ou tof Ne- Hsysn) Psrnaice, Barbados.
Srt ~ With old iron, sugar se, 70 Bishop Bros Of New
B.!f xsyac~er 81 View Haven, DueuL 81 kits with old
me- i, 10 " Trowhricgcs Soma
nssh Aercnsut sherman, san Cay Seq, %. with salt 70
H.rI James DAVIS, Iovsnier Savannah dsys win CT.
Bari DsEnsh, l1svl -. eurfcrd IS hour, ~ banss 70
master wn tcwed W nie city BY sesstuE n Mabey.s
Bris Pri.ecs Br, q weymcuth ED, B.ani knZaoa, "a
dsys vm sursr prncnio 40 70 IesycrAn Co HAS been
days ~ Hauerss, vih sirong M winda- 49,.
Hrr lcsrian Munger, ~ Dcnlnro CITY, sept -, with ma
hofsny 10 N Smith 90. Brig Lsmsrn for New
no,s ssfsd days previously. Has been several days
Brls scotland of ror,lsnd oolna saxua 70 dsys with sn.
fchr Maria fne nsss Crawford, unIon fsland Ca rs
days Win pine, 70 W Dicknaon.
schr Sea Bird. smith wlmnrtou NC, 6days
sehr Flckerson. Henderson, Wilmington, Nc, 7 days
fehr Edwin, Gordon, Newbern. 3 dsya
Schr wythe futile, Richmond. Q days
Schr RebeccA Mccee Richmond, 7davs
Schr Daniel Hale, ling, Alersndra,
schr Collins Predmore Alexandria
srhr Isaac Nsnzandt Brodm vtrrirls.
Scfr " sheder Cor. Nirgfnls.
schr Roeeri seoor, Brewer, virginia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-12

Canadian -four was p fair demand with sales OF about
was in steady dem ana with sales Of about 300 IBIS At
unchanged prices. Corn was firm within the range
Of quotations, with sales Of about 400 bbh.
activity. Common quantities were dull and
in less demand; white prime lots nrm. The sales
choice Long Island 81 ls 81 IS for ar 70 good white
Ohio and 81 10 81 IS for prime and choice do 81 SO
81 for red and amber Western, 81 q for red STATE,
81 70 for amber Iowa and Wisconsin, 81 26 81 2s for
Milwaukee, 81 20 81 "a for Chicago spring Rye was
dull and rather lower with sales Of 900 bushels Tsc
Including state and western mixed in store and saoa, Al
Tic Nc, and fiat yellow DO at 75c 1856 Oats
hrmer and the supply moderate with sales Of Canadian
CoFTKE The market was steady, while sales lin
while sales ~ iar as traced reached about 200 500
bales
FRnGH1s Rates were unchanged. Upper change was
bc parade in honor q The Prnos q wses reception.
The engagements made embraced -four 10 Liverpool al
% 3D.; wheat In bulk and ships bags At about II I'd.
1lld. Rates 10 London and to Glasgow without
alteration.
HAT steady, with sales Of 700 bales for sbpmen,
LINZ WAS steady, with sales OF common At eoc Lump
was steady at 81 Is, with light sales
but Gales were light a Sa for ssrsasa and
shipping lots; New York barrels, held at 81 az
Common rosin was saleable at 81 As, anoat.
PRovlHoNS Pork was In rome better request and
buoyAp in prices with sales reported the extent
Of COO bbs including mess at SIS 90 e1s 70, and
sales Of about AGO 600 bs Al Is % for country ms"s
% 90 % for repacked and at sl1 sll 30 for extra,
beef hams and prime mess were quiet and nominal lard
WAS quiet, and sales light being confined 10 about lao
bbs., at l3c. 13hc for prime Western. Butter and
cheese were in good supply and prices shanged
sroARs-rhe market was steady, while sales reported
embraced about 500 coo hhds without alteration Of
moment In prices
wHHkrr The marke, was steady, and sales reported
II CSC. 23hc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-12
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
TUESDAY, Oct. ll-G |

lHUkSpAf, Oct. IT. I'M.
To-day was observed as holiday by so many
people, in consequence Of the arrival OF the Prince
OF Wales, that the street almost deserted, and
the amount Of business done was quite small
Money is reported easier. Several brokers are
not paying over seven and still state that they are
as wen supplied with money as they could wish
In paper there is no change to note. Little or
nothing was done today in exchange; the market
shows shade more strength.
The stock market this morning reacted from
the recent decline, and all descriptions were l
per cent better. We note especially an advance
In State stocks, such as Missouris, in New York
Central and Erie, and In some OF the leading West
en shares, as Rock Island. II looks as though the
bears, who had sold short on the probability Of
republican triumph in Pennsylvania, now felt
satisfied that the election OF Curtin was not going to
produce the effects expected Of IT, and went in this
morning TO cover their contracts. The genera
market was quite strong and left of with fair dc.
msnd for all leading stocks. There was no second
board today In consequence Of the arrival OF the
Prince Of Wales.
The Atlantic Navigation Company has declared
dividend Of three per cent, payable at No. G.
South street.
The Michigan Central road earned the Grst week
rf n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-12

schr Wave Edwards, virginia
schr Memento, Birdsan virfiniA- 8. .s.res.
schr Josephine, Hubbard. Virginia.
echr Miner Crosby, Virginia
evhr A Dir, Kelly, Virginia
kchr Newport Turner, Virginia.
schr Anna C0e, Crockett, Virginia.
schr Csrmont johnson Virginia
seM Ihos Martin, Ceay eland virgiuis.
s ssI kobbins. Lewis Virginia
81. - IN CApes. Van Nan Virginia.
gu raniot Oolins virgi,is
SSps = rredmore, PredmoYe, virginia
SSSI LIST Dsosway, Virginia.
genr Won, Woodbury. Virginia
Scnf nu~nA VITA Roby, Raltimore
,enr SsspoII f1nAham, ElxAbeshport for Hosa,u
rsw nefulus Ba l. EiEAbethport for Fai River
rcnI sonn wrght CArk Elixsbethpnrt Tor HsrtS,rS
schr MARY .nxns Newton Elixabethport snv vss H.y.r
EN- s0oa WIN hobo'e Ehzabethport for Stanford
scbr New Delight scoylle Eisa bethnerf Sar 49,. -.
sehr u Zee Kelly nioany for New BEDFORD AM
Steamer Concord. NnSman Phladolphia ~s.f"s
Steamer lronsfdee Vanderveer PhlaAephis M+es
etesner OsprAv. Kennev. FrovkAsuna
ksamtng Msbey, Howland 0uilford, 10 honys hsS,,
bark Daylight In tow. -"s
SAILED.
Steam chips Northern Light A,pDws Ozhawhs Havana
and New Orleans; Montgomery favsnnah; Marion Charles
ton; Roanoke, Norfolk &c; hhip Australia, Liverpool
Others
Wind during the day sw.
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NEW HERALD FRIDAY. lseO-TRlPLE SHEET

OH aiser ths ,. csc::: month may b., 70 ret ths
consent of the city Of Milwa,rl6es 70 their com.
ing in.
The following is the Illinois Central Company.
statement for September, ls6o:-
Lard Department
s,4e4 "a acres SOLD for sl3s $50 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-12
The Difficulties with Spain and
Great Britain.
Decision In the Case Of the Bark
Maria Conception.
Suspension Of English Diplomatic Relations
with MiramOn'S Government.
Condition Of Affairs in the Northern
Departments,
Be-, &es, Ass


from Tue New Urleana Picayune, Oct.
The schooner Potomac, Capt. Arnet, from Vera
Cruz the 18th ult arrived at this port last evening
She had the misfortune TO encounter the late gale
in the Gulf in its greatest severity, which accounts
for her long passage. She rode it out bravely
however, and sustained no material injury. she
brings the following named passengers =
Col Bravo, OF the Mexican Army OF the North j.
Rodgers of the United Sta ties steamer Pocahota Tnos
Hall; E. G. Farber and c. Favra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-12
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORr.

r. NJ
ASHES The market was unchanged and sales limited.
BEEApsIuFFs -l1our-The market opened with drm-
and about &c. higher for State and Western
brands while extra grades steady and prcee
hanged The transactions footed up about Is 900 bbs
losing within the range of the following quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-12

The creditors Of the Milwaukee and Mississippi
Railroad Company have obtained in the United
States Court Of Wisconsin DEGREES OF foreclosure
on all the first mortgages and The road Is ordered
to be sold. A party has been organized for the
purchase Of IL, consisting Of nearly all The credit
ors. Those who are not in as purchasers win be
sold out large proportion Of the bonds are al.
ready IN the possession Of The trustees. unde the
sgreement to become purchasers. Those who are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-12

The following is an approximate statement Of
the earnings Of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad Company for the month of Sep.
tember lseo, compared with the same period Of
last wear viz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-12

ros.s hora. cancel,ed .., Il, 500 800 90
rasb raco,rs. IN csntsr. bar .. so $40 So
Total bonds September 3d. 1880 3lo30so %
NoTT-Csh receipts in September applicable 70 can
collation. Of construction bonds, s4s $50 OIL apphcaoe 70
cancellation OF free land bonie ~ 457 OIL applicable 70
interest fund, s24 623 70. Mscenaseow accounts
81 019 g.
Earnings for septembeg' 1850 s257 $50 So
- ls59,........... a46 655 SO
Increase slOe7s "A
Earnings since LIST january 1850 .sls7s 1874 At
Corresponding period Of lS59......... l,42l 452 IS
Increase. s45S, 7ol 80
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-12

We are glad to see that the House of Rep
resentatives has passed Mr.. Sherman's direct
line mileage Bill. This bill it will be re-
membered provides, in place of the present
mileage to members of Congress, to allow
twenty cents per mile, to be computed by
a straight geographical line between their
residences and the capital. This reform,
should the Senate and President concur in
it, will save the country many thousands of
dollars annually, and will put Il stop to
many abuses to which the mileage system
has been subjected; such as travelling the
shortest and charging by the longest get
ting pay for travel by the longest route,
when that route is the cheapest, &C., &c.
Gin. Gdz.