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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-26
Council Proceedings.
March 24th.

ndECu zfIu. ..
Council met. Present, the. Mayor and
Councilmen Elliott, Orr, Wolf1in, Roelkcr,
Sullivan and Mills.
Minutes of preceding meetings read and
approved.
The following bills were allowed;
John A. Bowers, $500 Street Commits
sfoner, $67.3l; Robert Fergus, T9 cts John
Rees, $3.50; John Rees, S1.OO; CLEMENT
Reitz, $500; Christian Decker, 50 cts;
VIM. Storton, SI1.OO.; Setchell & Scriber,
$13.s5; John McInerny, $1e.l2; Evans
vile Enquirer, $73.26; Crescent city job
Office, $107.8O. 4st..a- = s-s- 1s.
The committee appointed TO examine into
the proprety of cutting down ridge on
Leet street, reported against the same The
report was concurred in, and the commit
tee discharged. :.
The report of the condition of the city
csterns was read and ordered to be filed.
The Market master presented his report,
showing the amount OF receipts to be, from
the 9th of May, 1859, to March oath, 1850
S123s.7o. The report was ordered to be
filed. - = =. =
The report of the Market Master of the
lower market, showing the receipts for the
past year to be $l1.45, was also read and
ordered to be filed. a ~
Bids for the extension of Oak street sewer
were opened and read.
On motion, Mr.. Mills and the City Engi-
neer were appointed committee to exam
inc the bids, ascertain which is the lowest,
and report to the Council on Tuesday even
ing next.
The contract for building cistern at the
crossing Of Ann and Washington streets in
the Northern Enlargement was awarded to
E.. Harvey for $50. --.-'ss .-sz z 80 S
The Mayor and Councilman Sullivan were
appointed a committee to inquire into the
situation of Mr.. Stratton who had his foot
crushed in the steam engine, and report to
the Council, on Tuesday evening next.
The curbing around the city property
near the School House was ordered to be
done like that in front of other property
F. O'Brien was allowed S5 for services
rendered.
The wharf master presented his report,
containing bill OF expenses for the year
1859.
The report was referred to Messrs. Wolfin
and Elliott, for examination.
The claim of Judge Hall for taxes unlaw
fully collected by the city from persons in
1857, was referred to the Mayor and City
Attorney for final adjustment.
Mr.. McIneruy was awarded the contract
for building plank sidewalks at 81 celItsper
square foot.
Messrs. Sullivan and Wolfiin were ap-
pointed committee to settle with John A.
Reitz for couple of sections ofsshose which
he had obtained of the Union Fire Com
pany.
The butchers of the lower market house
were directed to occupy the stalls on one
side Of the house, leaving those on the other
side for vegetables.
On motion adjourned
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
By THE e. W. LINE.
EXPRESSLY FOR TIE Journal


WASHINGTON, March 23.-The Post Office
committee Of the House this morning, after
a two days argument, resolved with but one
dissenting voice, that the inland, postal SER
vice of the country Should. be restored to
its condition on the Sd of March, 1859, and
instructed their Chairman TO prepare and
report bill for that purpose 10 a special
meeting of the committee tomorrow.
From present indications, the Pacific L.
r. committee of the House will probably
reconsider ut their meeting on Monday the
vote in favor of one road.
The Cabinet had alprOtracted sittingto-
day, at which the capture of the Mexican
steamers and prisoners before Vera Cruz W as
much discussed. The President will not
probably reply at once TO the Senate reso-
luton, calling for information respecting
the capture Of the Miramou steamers, the
instruction to our naval officers in the Gulf
&c. Dispatches with fun inforrnation as to
the occurrence are on their way from New
Orleans, and the Prebte will no doubt bring
further authentic information. The inStruc-
tions which were a few days ago given to
Mr.. AlcLaue, and through him to our naval
officers, viii not be communicated, because
they have not been acted upon, but prob
ably there were no instructions which could
pear upon the case Oh Ine capture, because
there had been no opportunity to send out
any for month past. The capture was
not made under any instructions, for it
could not have been anticipated.
The Senators and members, together with
Gen1 Forbes Britton, appeared before the
House military committee to-day, and urged
with great vehemence the appropriation of
81, 25O0OO for the Texas mounted regiment.
The committee adjourned until tomorrow,
when the subject will be again reviewed
and some definite action will be. had. The
impression prevails that they will decide ad-
versely to it, inasmuch as the President and
Secretary of War have neither of them re-
commended it.
a gentlemen arrived here yesterday from
Atchison, Kansas Territory, in three days,
the quickest trip ever made from that Terri
tory to this city. 1t was accomplished by
the new line of Railroad just completed be-
tween Atchison and St. Joseph, where con-
nection is made with the Railroad to Quincy,
Illinois, on the Mississippi'river. --}~
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Attempted Murder and Robbery.

About O'clock, Saturday night, most
fendish and daring attempt was made to
murder and rob citizen of our county, on
the public landing Mr.. Thomas Stevens,
having spent the early part of the evening
in the Mansion House on Water street, about
8 O'clock started for the Washington Hotel
He was overtaken few-steps from the
Mansion House by couple of men who,
grasping, each, one of his arms, informed
him that they, too were going to the
Washington House. Instead of keeping
the pavement, they forced Mr.. Stevens grad
ually down the landing towards the river
until he at last positively refused to go any
farther in that direction, and turned to
ascend the hill. At this juncttre one of
the men struck him violent blow Just be-
low the ear, which Knocked him down.
In his fall, however, he grasped his
assailant around the waist and
they both rolled down the landing to-
gether. One of the rascals then seized his
watch, and attempted to jerk it from the
Chain, but which, being strong one, resist
ed his efforts to break it.. He then plunged
his hand into Mr.. Stevens vest pocket and
took out some $25 in money. The miscre-
ants then. deliberately kicked the body of
the old man into the river, and he would
undoubtedly have been drowned, had not
two men, at work in a boat near by, rushed
to his. rescue and dragged him out.
1t seems there were three men engaged
in this highway robbery, all of whom have
been arrested. Their names are Rollins,
Williams, and Roberts. Mr.. Stevens dis
tinctly recognizes Rollins, but it is to he
hoped all three of the rascals may serve, a
long term in Jacksonville together IIav-
lag Joined hands to do SO foul deed, it
would be pity to separate them in award
ing punishment.
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New York Market.

Nzw YORK, March 23.-Flour market is
quiet and unchanged; sales of $500 bbls at
8 20@5 25 for superfine State, 3005 40
for extra do, 2O@5 25 for superfne
Western, 35@g5 65 for common to medi-
um Western, 8 $500 10 for common ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio, market
closing quiet. Rye Flour steady; sales at
3 -zO(G4 4G for common to choice superfne.
Whisky duh and unchanged sales of $50
bbls at 224(9231c. Wheat dull and lower !;
sales, of Chicago. spring at l160I 2l !;
Milwaukee club at l 2O@l % white Ken
lucky at Y, and L II for red Michigan
Corn dull and lower at 74C975c for mixed
Western, and 77978e for Southern yellow.
Rye qniet at SIC. Oats dull and heavy at
43@44c. lra-
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EVANSVILLE, IND, MONDAY MORNING MARCH 26. 1860


We see by The Enquirer of Saturday that
Sheriff GAyIrr is seeking the U. S. MARSHAL
ship, made vacant by the death of Hon.
JOHN L. ROBINSON Mr.. Gavitt's exertions
toprocure the appointment will probably be
In vain, for two reasons.
l, He has been too prominent Douglas
man to get office at the hands of the present
Administration, unless, being a delegate to
Charleston, he will agree to vote for some
Administration man in Convention. VIII
he do it for the Marshalship? 1t cannot be
possibIel
2, Mr.. C. w. SEELEY, Mr.. Robinson S late
Deputy, will doubtless be the man to step
into the vacant place, unless Mr.. Gavitt will
make it " all right" He stuck to Mr.. ROE
inson and Mr. Buchanan like a brother,
through the Douglas tornado, and no doubt
is in high favor at Washington. He is a
competent man for the PLACE, and is Just rs
good a thief-catcher as Mr.. Gavitt, beiugfthe
man who broke up the Noble county nest
of counterfeiters. This Qualification The
Enquirer deems Indispensable. Mr.. Gavitt
is, however, better darkey-catcher than
Mr.. Seeley. This is an advantage.
The conclusion of every man who "knows
the ropes" and can see the working of the
wires must he, that Mr.. Gavitt stands no
possible chance for the Office unless he will
bind himself beforehand to desert Douglas
and squGtter sovereignty. Whether he will
do this after sll his neet rrofa Ssiopc may be
seen when the result of his office-hunt is
known. One thing is certail-it is an G5
S0Lute impossi6ility for a Douglas man to get
Office from James Buchanan Administra-
ton. This, every one knows. The Presi-
dent has guillotined too many Douglas men
to give fresh ones Office now, just before his
time is out
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To Mr.. PHILIP DEcKER:-We, the un-
dersigned, voters of the Sd Ward of the City
of Evansville, desirous of having our Ward
properly represented in the next City Coun-
ell, hereby request you to become a candi-
said Ward. 4, tz- "a T.. ..
John F. Grill, S. P HarIin, c. LEIGH, A
Carlsted, John Laval, F. Sraub, P. Hit, F
Wahnsieller G. Schmitz, V. Sorenson
Samuel Orr, J. Sinzich, J. NJ. Geupel, J
Straub, J. Karsch, J. Huter, A. Lemcke.
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The Illinois Southern Railroad.

There seems to be some trouble about the
eastern terminus of the Illinois Southern
Railroad. 1t has been supposed for some
time that Vincennes was settled upon, but
we learn from the Sun of the 23d that the
work on this side of the Wabash has come to
sudden termination, by order of the Pres-
dent, and that the workmen are transferred to
the other side OF the river The trouble
seems to be that the Vincenues folks don't
"ante up" the needfuI " to suit the Rail
road managers.
The city has just purchased $50, 900
worth of the stock of the road, and has given
the company right of way along Wharf or
Water street, on certain conditions This
may have the effect to moIlify the railroad
managers, and cause them to again look on
Vincennes with favor
LawrenceviIle, west of Vincennes, on the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, is endeavor-
ing, by making liberal propositions, to be-
come the terminus. a.H s..r
1t seems to us that it would be much bet
ter to run the road to Princeton-only a
short distance from Mt. Carmel, where the
road strikes the Wabash-because at Prince
ton it would interscct the Evansville and
Crawfordsville Railroad, ard save the build
ing of some fifteen miles of road. This is a
large item, and worth saving.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-26

New YORK, MaIcl1 81, N-Ih sour city
courts yesterday, Adolphus Ranney, the
Broadway gilt book man, was convicted of
swindling and remanded for sentence.
In the Norwich bank case, James S. VIII
liams was sentenced to eight years hard la
Dor in the penitentiary. The grand jury
brought in bills of indictment against james
McIntire and Gideon ). Tucker, for an at
tempt to bribe an alderman to vote tor the
latter as President of the Croton aqueduct
Board
The steamer Etna, from. Liverpool, March
10th, and the city Of Manchester, from Lfv-
erpool, March 7th, and the steamer Karaak
from Havana and Nassau, arrived this
morning. -..ss .E-s--s 3 t--e p -s-a % So
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neA- Capt. L. H. Rousseau, who was elect

neA-Capt. l.. II. Rousseau, who was elect-
ed recently rs State Senator. from. the Fif-
teenth District of Kentucky, to fill vaean-
cy, was voted for By men of all parties. He
was nominated by the Opposition, but the
Democrats made no nomination, and sup
ported Capt. R. i He is highly complimented
by all the political papers Of louisville
Capt. r. formerly lived in Indiana, and COM
manded one of our companies in the Next
can War. e s-5s- e--7 -'iS =
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BeS~ Our readers will see by card in
to-day's Journal, that G. PoMHEMELT, Esq,
has become Notary Public and is exer-
cising the functions of his Office at the law
office OF Mr.. Garvin, on Third street. be-
tween Main and Locust. Mr.. Tomhemelt is
we'll known to our citizens, having been ed
itor of the Volhs6ote for several years.. We
bespeak for him liberal share of business
lie will attend faithfully to any entrusted
to him. f..8s .aassss s.
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Beg A Logansport paper says that the
State prison commissioners have contracted
with the manufacturer of the Brazilian
+ Pebble Spectacles, for three hundred green
goggles for the use of convicts while en-
gagged in building the new penitentiary at
Michigan City.-Lou. Jour.
For what purpose TO shield the eyes
from the cold lake winds and glare of the
suns rays when reflected from the sand; or
so the convicts may be fed on shavings,
made by the use of the goggles to look like
greens ,r,l.sszr,. s.E e3rt-t-l.E
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ICorlnunicdted.
EVANSVILLE. March. "a. 1860.

80 -A+N1f 4A-l4EJ sAftANhJ 81, OOO.
To Prof. 3. Nelchior Of LoaisriWs:
SIR:-Your card in yesterdays papers
states that yon understand an attempt has
been made to leave the impression on this
community, that you were invited and en-
couraged by the Catholics of Evansville to
come from Louisville to expose the wrongs
of the public schools Hl.. t4..
Allow me the pleasure Of assuring yon
that you are entirely mistaken in this. The
Catholics of Evansville are an intelligent
people, and it stands. to reason that they
could not have been indiscreet enough to
ask you to come, even if wanting an ad-
vocate against supposed wrongs. - 4t..s
They would not attempt to correct what
they might deem a moderate nuisance by
importing greater. No one will doubt
that you. came Of your own, accord and at
your own expense. Not even '.yaukee
teacher would be unwise enough to aid
in your Qu.-~Jtic performances.
Yours, affectionately,
a.4,a4 ts 7POTAW ATTOMIE GREEN.
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RsA. The Pennsylvania delegation to
Charleston have contracted for the steamer
Keystone State to take one hundred passen-
sengers from Philadelphia and back, between
the 18th of April and lst of May, and fur
nish them on board during that period, for
$50 each.
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New YORK, March "a, M.--By the Kar-
max, we have Nassau papers TO the llth
inst, inclusive. A complimentary enter
tainment was given on the 10th inst, at
Nassau, to the Hon. G. Il. Nesbit, Lieut.. Gov.
OF the Island of St Vincent. Ex-Presidcnt
Pierce Sir Gore Ousley, and other dstin-
guished gentlemen We're present The
health of the Ex-President of the U. S. be-
ing proposed, that gentleman made a very
Handsome and eloquent response.
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MEssRs EDITORS 1t is now time that
candidates should be proposed for election
as Councilnen of the several Wards Of the
city, and not having seen any one announc-
ed for the Second Ward, I propose the old
Pioneer, JOSEPH P. ELLIOTT, and hope that,
in consideration of his faithful services
during the past year, be may be greeted at
and faithful servant" ~ -s-..i5.b -.--.'...i
I ! ! !
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I sn-wheel steamboat AngIo Saxon,
bou IN Pittsburg TO Fort Smith, Ar
kars, discovered to be on fire in the
hollasight, just after leaving our wharf
Bel holy loaded, she grounded in start
ingppe the foOt of Locust street.
VIII weached the landing, the cries of
thosonrd were thrilling. She had on
boa frG5 to 40 passengers, besides her
ere, Icommander was Capt. Hazlett.
R lfc and Fanny BuLLitt, which
hapnet be at the wharf went to her
reli. lg well loaded down, they could
notun 'gside, but by means of yawls,
toe off the passengers and part of the
-re. Tact of several hundred kegs of
mFder & aboard raised panic, and
raj pms jumped overheard, but were
G9ued kiffs and yaWls.
ln2r. pr is ustood that tie fire originated
espts. somrreled lime n the hold.
auct!everSsons said th,t two or three
9, S.,,lss lasswerst, but we thirk this mistake
Il Ic worked with the unlucky y
steaer she got her loose, when she
low hown to the Amasco wharf
"heWe the landing, after midnight
'ne Sed to be undersontrol. 1t for
tunay confined altogether TO the
hold
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FoRr WAYNE, March q, MA fire at C
O'Clock this morning entirelysdesToyed. the
Times building, counting Office and stock OF
Datcson Daily Times. FreIazene's clothing
store and j. G. Thorn store were also de-
stroyed. Loss estimated over S15, 900.
Thorn was insuredfo $4,000. 81
Burglars, at Logansport last night, enter
ed the drug store of w. II. Bringhurst, and
robbed the safe containing 81 600. No clue
to the robbers has been discovered.
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Da5-The Savings Bank No. First street,
is prepared to make loans, buy good short
time notes, buy and sell gold and silver
and uncurrent money, sell land warrants
for cash or on time, sell sight drafts on the
Eastern cities, also England, Ireland, and
Scotland, in sums to suit. mar22-1wd
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From, ST. Louis.

ST. Louis, March ga new line of
boats has been put on the Upper Mississippi,
for the purpose of bringing to st. Louis the
large amount of grain and produce awaiting
shipment at points on the river, and there
is still room for profitable employment for
more such boats. s5s4
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B&S- We neglected in Saturdays paper
to state that during an alarm of fire Friday,
caused by the burning ont of chimney on
Second street. Mr.. John Stratton had his
foot badly hurt by being caught in some of
the. machinery of the steam fire engine
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ReA. The difficulty between Capt. Thorn
burg and Mr.. D. L. Southard of Greencastle
"a notice of which we copied from an 'ex-
change the other day, going to show that a
suit for slander was pending between them
has been ainieably Sird honorably adjusted
q
by the parties. .............-.-....... .. a.s
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MEMPHIS, March 23d.-The steamer Per-
sia loading for Cincinnati, caught fire to-
night, and was toWed into the stream, where
she burned to the waters edge. She had
on board 300 bales of cotton. The boat
and cargo are a total loss. Insured for
$1,000. t,. =
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Washington Corr.sDondence

New YORK, March 22d. a special Wash
ipgton dispatch states that Spain is to be
called on for an explanation with regard to
the fitting, ont in the port of Havana OF the
steamers recently captured by the Gulf
Squadron, and if the explanations are not
satisfactory, the neutrality laws, as far as
Spain is concerned, will assuredly be sus-
pended. .s+-sf
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WASHINGTON March %, M.--The repre-
sentatives and senator's from Alabama, Mis-
sissippi, and South Carolina had confer
ence yesterday, and decided that in view of
the two National conventions, which are
about to assemble, it was advisable to post
pone the Atlanta conference until, after the
Presidential election. zs "' 7-s-5#
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BS5@ HEALY & WARREN, corner First and
Main SITS, have just received a large stock
of Piano FOrtes and other Musical Instru-
ments, and all the latest issues of Sheet
Music. If you want something extra in the
Musical line, call on them. .-a-l ut -..-...
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Cincinnati Market.

C1NcNNArI, March 23.-Flour continues
very dull and demand local sales Of 500
bbls extra to choice at 5OG85 80. Whisky
declined 4c; sales of l,60O bbls at 18fc.,
including wagon lots. Wheat dull and un-
changed. Corn dull and unchanged. Lard
in better demand and.fi at 1O4c in bbls,
aud Gin kegs. Money unchanged. v q
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BeE~ DR.. Geo. B. Graft was at his old
home in Princeton last week, on his way
from Washington to his home in Nebraska.
He speaks highly of the capabilities of the
territory where he has pitched his tent
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Ela5-The laudable work of planting Shade
Trees is going on extensively in many of our
Western towns. There is nothing that pays
better on the investment, and produces
more comfort
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BSFThe Greencastle Banner IA Bates
paper) says it has received ga file of papers
printed in the far-off region of Oregon,
and they urge, in strong terms, the claims of
Mr.. BATES" -
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Esa-The Cincinnati Gazette and Terfe
Ilaute Express may be classed as out-and- out
Bates papers. They speak in the highest
terms Of the letter Of the Sage of Missouri.
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BH- We regret extremely that there is
no New York or Cincinnati market report
of Saturday, in the telegraphic. dispatches
this morning. We were not furnished with
the fridays report for Saturdays paper
Some defect in the line is the reason Of the
failure -t..I.-. ...t..- s.s s5... ..ass
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The dispatch is from a responsible mai

and IS perfectly renabie.-@
Mr.. Wasson was an old river trader, and
generally carried a valuable stock of rner-
ehandise in his trading boat, and his family
usually accompanied him. He employed
two clerks, besides sufficient men to navi-
gate the boat. Mr.. W. was a responsible
and successful business man. i... .-.t -,+t
The object of the murderers was uuloubt-
edly plumber, as Mr.. W frequently had CON
siderable sums of money with him.
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- THE wheat crop of Tennessee, the Carroll
mas. Georgia and Alabama, is absolute
ly destroyed, and already from Texas to
North Carolina, corn is ranging from $I.25
to $500 per bushel, and the chances for
oats is slim.-Hend Rep. -H,t.4 sa-
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POTAWATToMIE GREEN

RsF The arch of the lager beer vault OF
Mr.. John Elmer, Yincennes, gave way on
the 22d, burying and probably destroying
81, 900 worth of beer - .-s-.t