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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-23
Notice.

OFFICE or THE EVANSVILLE GAS LdGHT Go.
Evansville, Indiana.
Notice is hereby given, that, by order Of holder,
Of majority Of the Shares OF the Stock Of tho Ev
ansville Gas Light Company, made and fled in
this office in conformity with the By-Laws OF
said Company, a special meeting of the Stockhold-
of said Company will be held at this office on
the 2Gth day Of April 1861, between the hours of
O'Clock A. Nj. and O'Clock p. NJ Of said day, for
the purpose of filing vacancies in the Board, OF
President and Directors &C said Company, caused
by the death of G. c. Keats late President and the
resignation Of Mathew Morgan as Director.
JNo. J. CHANDLER, sec'y.
NBsW' GOODS!
Remember that the store Of Miller @ Niehaus is
receiving new spring Dry Goods, aud are now offer
ing them very cheap for cash. at their stand, No.
43 Main street. marl3
EPUER PORK, Lam, RE-EDs, and
fcbl5 - Gro. FOSTER q 60.
q y Q sale at lowest market prices by
S. L. GILBERT 4 CO.,
febl5 No. Sycamore st.
EJa-zEzs-30O KEGS mn SIZES,
febI5 '''''' - S. i. GILBERT co
Ep.4sKETs, TUBs, .g.N.D W-OODE.4
Rb Bowls.-125 packages for sale Iy
CtHEBsE.-25 Bxs H4.uBURGR
fobI6 s. Il. GILBERT & co.
E7VEGs.-2OO Drums Cg 0KCE NE o"
X crop, for sale 1eTy lo.g.
febI5 S. f. GILBERT & co.
HgF.DKGO.44O0 LRS.-A CHOKCE
II article, for sale by
febI5 S. E. GILBERT & co.
YlyV0B.ACCO q sRG.RRS.-.A L.SRGR
II stock of all kinds, from common TO the very
best, for sale as low as they can be bought any
where in the West. S. Z. GILBERT & CO.,
febI5 No. Sycamore 1T.
KDECKEFS.-2O BXSI non E.E6IX,
AZ quart, and q gallon iars-the best eger nude
Tor sale by s. e. GILBERT q co.
KROT.sTOBS-75 BBEs CHOICE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-23

INDIANA PUBLIC.

The public have been often imposed on by IN
pTiuciplod men who hgvo advertiser worthless
nostrums valuable Medical Remedies for disease,
that it is extremely difficult 20 introduce an
article Of real mort.
LII lLIIi /. r..LLr y IN - L..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06
KEROSENE OIL EXPLOSIVE.
To me Editor Of The ". Y. TrJsAs.

To me Editor Of TAsN y. Trtt8Ae.
SIRE In your paper Of this morning noticed an
article on Rerofene, in which it il stated that pure
kerosene s not explosive, and that the accident
re.ulting from the use Of this article due 70 iis
adulteration by canphene. &c. Having had consider
able experience as consulting chomiS, in the manui.C
,ure Of this oil, take the liberty make the follow
ing statement in the hope thai it may be instrumental
in preventing similar accidents and loss Of life.
Kerosene az well all other pyrogenic oils may or
may not be explosive according the process of
Jacture Such oils are mixtures of several hydrc4r-
bous, having boiling points varying from below ZOO
10 above GOO f. II the whole product OF the disa-
ton is collected together and cold for KEROSENE
Illuminating oil, the profit 70 the manufacturer is Of
course larger than if any portion Of this product is
separated but this cannot be done will great danger
20 the consumer; and in my opinion all the accidents
that have occurred are likely occur froai the
Of kerosene are, will be, due 70 the cnpi fly
ignorance Of tho manufacturer "a her than 10 the
OF any foreign snb-ance, such as mpbeGe.
IL is very popular error 70 believe that camphepe
j. ext loive II IL not All the accidents which
resulted from this ari e have been produced by III
aduixture with alcohol in the form Of burning fluid.
Consequently, the addition Of camphehe 10 ken,scie
cannot make The later e1plcsiye provided tue kero
ssne has been properly made.
The question arises how can accidents from the
nae of such liquids he prevented answer, use 40
niDture for burning, in which alcohol Fousel Ill,
benzole, or any otter liquid having boiling point
below 800 +. imms past. Camphepe bois al 3li'
f. and uay be raiely used for burning, provided it is
not mixed with alcohol. Ia my opinion, however,
kcrosenc, if properly made. Is desied TO uupersede
I'll other inids Tor illuminate IL, but in order fo
ibis prediction II Is necessary thht the manufacturers
should carefully exclude trat portion Of tie oil which
,as-ee over below the atuIe Of 200 F. and r.l
Tor kerosene that only which has boiling point above
3OJy. EDWARD y. hESr, Chemist
Nsto. York, April g. 1861.
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Arrived.

Steamship Ps,ap.co Vail. Portland ndse Il b. Cscuweo
snip Robt Lave. Dryer Liverpool March mds and pass,
Ihomes Rhs.an Mach G t + % ion "a A. exchanged
March lon ST. pass,d Br hip sirAna6A steering g.
Msreb - la ~ rs oH 20 So spoke Br brig Albert ou "eI'
Ship Roger iern Stewart Liverpool Feb H. ma. to J.
S1E 20 Mach DO lat ~ 4. lon 81 10, exchanged zig
pal, .hiP J. Whitney. bogud q Mach 10, JsIsalA
Murphy seaman. died ;r.n fall from soit
sap Cuy.re pens Csrdr Feb ~ Iarocditon snd pas.
10 william. & Uui,n; Msrrh r. VIM. h. Hsn seaman Of
Bro s,u f-l, the foJesOpss yard to the deck and
Yaruonih \ ) from Glasgow for Boston 20 saJ ont.
ship Wizard od.id.s Manila Jan H. passed Java Hsst
crossed n, CO. a., in The A,lsrtc March L. hemp &C. s,e
Co. The .hP Revere f BOon Roeko for Boston, sailed s.h
J,i H. Of g. ui N ,ud China Sea spoke ship Carrbsa
fa1er i,o% sh. shAc Tor Lo5dn Tie Ss' N :epg 81
Foidel ela II Ma,yp5It boged W. March g. lat o n,
white burfse VIA ,n bodc red HID sat poh
westerly wnts the Casper aid Sanda straits March 81 at :
SSanSored IN. i3r shp Columbus before reported. Ap2
h.d heavy s,l from w n. w, with ueDendoaa seai~ss
shtP JoL9 n Elliott Tnc1sy Liverpool Feb 49, %d,s I.
let 81 a. 50 II spoke shiP South CMona, from Ns"'Vr
leans io5 Antwerp. , -
b.. Lad ish ws.ry winds he entire passage a6s eynr
oh4nne ,hg han7 10 days With heavy gales IA. Oesa
BIZ Tsde Wild (of bIaehiD Johnson Malaga Feb o. passed
H. enpspy With Noa bark Nelson for Pcr.isnG
hs b.ik Indian sailed for Sesior. d. day pgeyiOs.
w had TO lay nost ofua tiue' wssoH Barlesa, x
i. sLich had contiLp a sass Eom ~ 20 ~ "
h.. With .ro"g -oafherly caGrent.
schr Washington, smith, E!EabeshPor coal for NewLoI-
don
Schr e. H. Cla.k (3ss,edl Clark Ehzabeshpor coal ot
Hartford.
sctr Oliver spcnsn sTensn Providence days IN bsnsss
Sehf. John Price, Sears. Providence for Baltimore.
sehr. sarah se,i, GoOd'Al. Ne" Haven fof yrEin'l
sch Viucas Doyle Elizaerthport coal for Providence.
Sth IIi- And ,rghon plaster, fer foI sh~eepat
schr Texss Ch-mplla. Elizabchport for Norwich
scLr Oipn Davis fsll River days.
sehr Emptrr, Crows, Elizahethport coel for Easson
sshr Jo.@ pLoe Boy;, Stamford belfast for viISinA
As kisyghe
Scir silona NTH, fa.,oTt ~ days lathe To jed frye
S!1oy Helen Baoeock tsl River foT E!i1abeihpo-,
Steiner Planet, Wiscn Philadelphia, mdse. 20 Lopez
kirkpslrich
steamer WescLe,,er Jones' Providence. dse and pasa "
| Ojrl -, - d,
ST ,aer rankin Doushoy,y Baltimore uldsc 20 VIM ots
Steamer Aire -, Baltimore, n.dse. to " H. Da@-A
BELOw-lhe slip Highland Light and ship Charlotte, non
Liverpool. both al snchor IN lde the HOOK
SAILED Gaelic Tor Bacadsesi bis Panras isf ~
Al-o steamship Quaker City fer Havana
WlSl)-S5nnsct, y.
Tie T. Rv.nur Cutter Il-e. Lsns returned fon sss
oIcr,cen aud up 10 tie eisy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06
sFarkets-ReporteG By telegraph.

fYwORLEANs, April 'oTroS: Sales to-day 3cge baes al
l2i 0l3c for MiddIg FLOUR IS 25d rs 30 for Sopertnr
Corn; Mixed 5405c PORE fm at Ska SIS % for Me-
LARD, IN bib, Zoe sCG4a hrn at SAGE. for lair to fully f
The rest the u45IAe, unchanged
BAtTtNoEH. f. phil a-FiouK firm. City Mills as J73 II
src street Us sos Ollo, 80 WHEAT steady Red,
II -, White. 5gO \ 81. COES-lellc f0GoIc Wtiie
cnU62c. P0AE firm; Mes, &l7 Prime St. LARD, Ice
CoYfER firm al ideic. WHISKY dan, i7tni8c.
PmLADEIPHIA Apil 5FLGUB fra At IS 81. for superiue
Vulgar scarce: Wae. -; he'd. 81 IS. Cons aatiye:
New Yellow, tOd6lc WHISKY, l740l0c
CsCi.s.rI Api FLOUR very dull; Soper, - 9Sa - a.
WasNY fran at &c 0ess PoRK in good demsrdi sa'es o.
300 bbs 10 15d so 57 BAcoS bed a. " t4c LAED
De- . bot
hoaLE April 5COTToS-s,es today 1870 bae9 Nid5ins
2Qi3s ofhe week 500 bales; receip's q the
50O bales in the corresponding period last yeagl
decres,sd ecrt hi, port 5 +6j bales Exports 81 tee
week "a 3lj bales stock q 49, bales FREIGHT 20 Livepo
a. Sterling Exchange 7a3 pgeLiam Sight E1ehanse or
Aew.foTk, i9i premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06

EUIOGY on THE LATE DR.. FRAScN.--Dr Cunning
s. Bedford, Professor Of Obstetrics in the University
Medical College, L,t evening delivered enioginm on
The life and wofaa OF the li,o De. John w. Fnincis
who, for many years pior 10 bis deni'e on the sth OF
February last stood among hs!ellows as the venerable
father Of the profession. Clinton Hall was filled BY Il
very iuteIlgen, audience, aud tue New-York County
Medical Society under whose Auspices the meeting "s
called, oecnped temporary nsed platform, hcir Pres
dept acting Chairnsn Of the meeting DR.. Bedford
mentioned tbs lanes Of Valentine Mon and Alexander
II. SSepbeis az having besh intimate lriends Of DIR.
Francis, End occupying the most ancient rank
among distinguished men in the profession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06
NEW. YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE ALBANY. April D, 1851.
Tho Ill = sncorpora,e the Eew-Yoik LoaDers ~,
ISOLATION ordeIei to third reading, also Ne bi
to ". or 'stte skating parks and Sporting grounds.
Ute tsl 10 reda the rate # milk freight on the
PaiieSl Rrliro,' came up for a bird reading.
hiE RAMSEY moved 10 recommit for the purpose OF
exvhiriug his vote lie should support the bill be-
canoe he deemed the present freight rates oppressive
and vi iust
AIr LATHAM moved to make the provisions of the
I'LL aprl, able bet @een Crojon Fall- and New-YoIk
Mr.. ROBINSON opposed the notion Although it
might be gilmore beueft 10 lie own cOnrutueuts than
T. present BILL yet he above su h considerations
TIE motion was lost. The ILL was then read third
time and lot, by 10 60 49,
Mr. KErCuAM moved 10 reconsider, and lay tina,
motion ou The table. Carried.
TIE bill 10 establish Nautical School in New York
IIartor was passed.
On motion of Mr.. SESSIONS, the bill reducing the
fare ON all The NewYoIk City railroads was ordered
10 a tLird reading by II to ..
The Assembly bill for the more certain pm; ishment
Of the crime of murder reported upon adversely,
aud the report agreed TO-
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nirnrlers. Sc.

At, VIRGINIA Dare previously reported al Bernuda- ss
- ,s, $50, ara He'd, Narch IL, for Liverpool
tsn,rtt> Cow VIA Egw.BYpgORD, April a-lheetRC H.
s'n -or Nrx Ycrk bound 20 Sc John, n r., Il a,ncrS
s, .i p,ry d m gvd Will probably be gos OF tonight o.
gistrrrapi to Eliwood ll,eI ESQ., Sec BID o.UnSer~
b,sr - Che rnip 8se Wood, II New foas fo,s
New Uruls Liverpool, Nchoeai Csriesn Bay hs%A =
III, ur hak Augusta fon New York tor Jersey ws aosh
dnsd q, Machs. Crw brought to nVerpoOl-lbJ '.s
graph - ,.-, a, .A...h d,..
ir eout is rs. Of Csp. Lookout; Der doS sud urp-
works re hved up tom the main hatch ar tofh bss ss
no .tiyg bocs retaLiug her ArboaTi nc
ub1nt ~ iaihons OF lhcsid snchoron Geek ehen
lUv feet deck - b,.n ud 10 ie.t bod aha ~
auou taken Vut and landed on le
aiuts Of cargo probably fosted out she dos no, hSNs @
leaae GO Of t,as old sessc and was nc d-uti Sos y
the =, -. T. n L snoy
rorr, OF lie "a toe br sch A. NJ. McLe4sn, q iisA
h.w.Iork sn cargo provisions Tor Ffthop ay; ."I
nr.d rain Ind went u.h0re tho wet sides 'ess'
b,,, 10 t,hsT,e 10 get III The sehr ELioien Q.
Ale from NrwYotS with und Hour for Wiscaseeu,
o, Gin and dsrg.d other aud W, az esoie neAr " @
h -, not dsia, ed Will have 20 discharge ihe u Do.
a. S,o Eissbe,port with coal tor Boston parted potn
a.. r,t sshora near Union wharf; vessci tight schs
o@ d iron, Rucilsnd with cargo Of lime pated or or
60 th cher ", NJ esho'e the igisi soon n,sea
,t,tipr vessel and cargo total loss. The tci hA'-
So, - Jeuton dss.scI hef anchors and went ssete ,,>
lDo,b BY iet,s. T. Els scd Wslsef' esl' svV y"
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mARRzED.

poNoHOE-BLaIN-A the Church OF st. fTsac Xsvitt by
lhs Rev NJ. Dnscol l., Saturday Aprl T. joseph a.
Donohoe Of S.r Franolsco Eallr ode daughter OF the
late Jseph Slain OF this ciGy.
uulBERr-aMlTH-In Faole, on Tuesjsy. Apul Z ~ 70
Rev Thomas usrroGn. Geo - 4. Huber 20 rss NsfY
sh he only chia % the ae SaP Richhfi snn decreased
and 1o.h Il the said place.
HiLSr-TDsALI-Iu BroohYs on JhnrsiAy Apil s. eS mo
REV J. A. decker Edward T. uuis. 10 IL Amanda Ed'sli
all Of n.wtoWn Long Island
DECENTRALIZATION Wencsday March q A. me VOTE ~
.e.h, ;ean Church the hoy Dr hAttoG, Ar JONI "
krteaam 20 Mss Mary Kelly, both Of this city
KlNDER-PU RvIANCE-ln Madison County ~ on thurs
Iis,rh 81, h, the Rev Warrington Z. Baari M ueoTio
" kiIder e. Mss Eliza Jane Purvanoer oasa1ei OF hif
JarnrI pGryianc-, al OF tina: County.
MyRRAY-TRUMBLE-On honday APTl !, ny N W a. w.
I.unibc OF his city .......... " -,
PALMER-BEDELi-A I,e residence Of thr e,i1.s is's,'
MN 81 Palmer Of Pl.udnd Hattie M, ouy dausLte %
Henry BedrlL esq, Of Nc'y.Ntrnon' ~
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@onhy. judy 70, 1860, william
JON and fsabslla B1rrell, sy4d

BURRELL-At Arin~ar o. Ma. \, ~ 80 ~.
v sT 5o slS.' Js AID IsSbs, Sss T, sss
coLLoRn1lI S1lt.bash Pa. on Tbur.dsy Au-ii 4. Mn
"a y Solka miio" ~ the lse Rev. james Colora, he
i1s 5siys apo friend. Of the family tose of her
funeral Cello d ate re.peesiay invited % s.:e1e hsr
asy| .i,ernoen a. q Oh ck without further inyits,cn
MPSEy-In tbi. city Thur-day April 4, Ellen Loairs
/ Deupse. aged mouths and - days. ~.
PRUIT-Recen'ly near EJwardsyie, Madison County III,
Edmund Fruit esq ono Of the early settlers OF the county
GLLESPIE-At Edwa,dsvile Madison County Ill. Sun
day h"ch2 M,he~ Gillespie esq an old and respected
HUNr-Ip sh. cry on Wednesday; April 3 H.nDsA Ann.
daughter of FdsS @. and Sarah Hunt In toe 'dysar Of hef
HsUGHwoUr--In Granville, NJ. J., on Tuesday, Aph ?,
Aa',nas HaushwO formerly Of sts'es Island in the Elsa
fb lad.lptis papers please copy.
HuNT-in this city, Thdfsdoy, April Patrick Hunt AID
- years.
KYNNEDY-In this city. Tburdsy, April g. Patrick L.
Kennedy.
KIMBALLrn thi. city, Wednesday, April p Charles A.
kimhsi, aged M yeara
MACKENZIE this city on wednesdav Aptl p Henry
Frederick Msac,eas orly Of Henry " ard hstids Mack
ems ag-d3 moths and Il days
McKItIRCK-In hadisou County H. Friday s.o,cb Is
SanIue Mchiuick g., aged u yeIr. 5monihs ande days
hcTURCK-on lhuraisy, Apiil william MeTurcs aged "a
yrsrs, moaths and days
McMAHAN-on Thursday April 4. sarnuel MoNaisn hisas
child Of SAMUEL sid Anae McMshsn, aged mouths
MORGAN-At Hsufo'd, Conn John Robo'ban son Of ioha
Yofsen late Of B,is trglsnd aged Il ycars ard months
NIIEsCn Tuesday morning March H. Cssoyle, he9ns
County Iex.s William '" Aies formerly Of 'as ey' In the
sob year # Li- ace
PaATT-In thu city, Thursday afternoon, Ap T. amer
sh1r ness the Rev Edward Pst City Trait Missionary
n he hd Fitb WaId- 10 tn. 55h yee: Of bis age
His remain. WrrHhau Mas, ioT iniegnen
PALMER Ga tn rsday April Charles H. only Bon q Chss
and Fila j. faa aged years month"; and IL csy'
sLOvE Roo Friday. April 8, after lingering Illness Jane
wife # AbTrha A. slower.
FuseIa .eyice .. the Methcd Episcopal Chach Tzy sixth
Third and FOpTth elndsy the IN
inst at Ii O'Clock The remains will be Inferred ~ GreenW ooc
Cemetery.
YARuLEYIn this city, Thursday April (, WA W
l1'dIey, IL the sab year Of his age.
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AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
vren, Our Own COre,pOodsu..

brera Our 1--WE Conespondeut
PARIS, March %, 1861.
must still give the first place to the debates
Of the Legislative Body-just must, as your
French reporter; for Frenchmen still give tnem
the first place in their attention. They are yell
worthy second place in you're If home politics
leave any room. They are certainly not the
fpitoD, but certainly are the beginnings Of q
sound parliamentary regime under Napoleon, or
of revolution that will overthrow him. Not
thiG year, Dor next; such rapid contamination
is ar little probable as desirable. They are not
unE portans in themselves, in their subject mat
ter, cut are vastly more important signs Of
promise, in which the eye of calm, rational
faith strengthened by history, can plainly torcsee the
substance of things hoped for; of free discussion,
among other things, an advance toward which has
been nOg. made from which there is no rctreati1g
IL is month since the LegiStve assembled.
They are Got yet done with the discussion Of their
address In reply TO the EmperOrs throne speech;
that is with the discussion O the foreign policy and
intrior ADMINISTRATION Of Government not ~ say Of
its.sery essential principles. For the Amendments
70 tie address proposed by the Liberal members
SxOul5 If adopted (their supposed they
would BEL aniopnt 10 a protest by the Legislative
against not merely tie Administrative system, but
some OF the really radical principles OF NapOleons
Government
For exsl1ple: The National Budget bin ia sent
20 the Legislative; their Committee of Ways and
Means may talk about it they may propose
amendments 10 1t; butwhen they come TO vote upon
it, they vote s appropriations yea or nay by minis
tries-accept reject, fcrinstaner the entire ap.
preparation for tbe War Department, /. e. accept |
Il matter Of course, for TO reject would bring the
Government to stl-stand l. e., as matter of course
do no! coara the appropriation at oil either in gen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CLEARED.

Ssrsmshps-oualer City, Cooper. Havana, Hargous Co
Atlantic Grsy Br North American Steamship Company
City Il Baltimore. f-'Ie, Liverpool, J. o. Dele.
Shi5-SgpriIlr, SOule bavro boyd Hsincken.
Bsk-G- z-li- Ri, Barbados, H. Trov bsdsss Sons
Brig-E Drum uoid, Conway, Aspinvan Panama hsiro q
Conn any j. tuti-r tBrl Miner Poro Plata Sm.lh Z Lock
wood Queen Of The South S.eey Hayars r. Gsseri scs
Foam Bo ens u. =. Thomas M-iilaId Z, Phelps a Co.
SshOpp.r~Elza5e'h Ann. Aeino-h Portsmouth j. Uovrss
E1h Tyler. Boston, Bre,t Son CO.. Frank Hsrbe,
hie Sa.a Nilsr hOaghton. NJ. Waring, Nah Boston,
: ". lewis Co. Josi-b hciey. Thompson. windos q.
"a Sou. Alice. Dayis 81. John. Msr! Aboo,i Grsa
H. Sisf. HAleit iio.iou W Lewis Co. W. II. Mitchell,
Cole Lzabrhgott, Simpson CEppi Boyd BOwdep, WiHa
.or, ID. H. Dewtli
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TIE ,O, receipts If grain Buffalo for eleven years

A queer srit has been decided in favor Of the
plaintiff III Chicago. wc,lto-do man Went 10 On in
tell g,nce office, saying that ho wanted wife, and
would Ike to try Der FIRST as servant. He paid -
down, agreed to cash up another g. If he married
he girl. He soon married, and then refused th, s.
OWING; bclce the suit
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T. wheat. receipts are larger than received
a aay D0,t m the rord for the period Of time.
The amount OF -four received during the same time
l,I2! 33j barrels, which, reduced 10 wheat, would
uakr SOL 675 bushels this added makes the aggregate
OF wheat r al 70 1881 32i bushels and tie total OF
Grain -. - llj bushels.
10 yer "A iu idea of the grain product OF the Great
West aid the amount received az Oswego during the
Navigation season OF 1867 that being the only other
lie port connected with State canals. Ibis was
IoC6,316 bnshels. Total grain received at Buffalo
AID Oswego, fGy.thr.e millions screen hun 'rod and
'y-Hine thonsaad toEr hundred and forfy-0he
blstls Aud of tnis the great bulk destined
New-l York.
There in Buffalo seventeen grain elevators, capa
bic Of sng 205 600 bushels. The capacity Of these
Ter eevating varies from 1900 10 goo bushels per
hour The aggregate capacity ia g. 500 bushels. The
largest amount III store at any time during the year
Wac, ia August, l,70S 800 bushels.
TIE total reccpts If grain at Bilo for eleven years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06

---TAe Porfsmon4 iVa.) Transcript says that two
Of the Oldest and noH respected CITIZENS of at town
celebrated tper golden wedding on II ursd.. night
The parties Dir. and Mrs John Talbot, AID they
were attended by lady VITO Oihciated rs bridesmaid
ut the nups bali century since she being The only
living representative Of those who occupied posts Of
honor az the immediate friends OF the then yni,hia
pair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06

FIRE Las, night about 10 o'clock, fire occurred
IN dry and furnishing Of h Mcbride adjoining
Scus ENrh,gs in Newark avenue, Jersey City, The Fio
UrptfEi h ground srd snoTt time
va ensA-d .n,- There said 20 be sbou ~ 0, oh
goods she which dana "a 60 tho extent If $500
Mr. McI Idle iusg.ei TOO COO TIE Is originated "a the
'ecasd stay BY des, which hanging tsAs Gre from
ht,,,a
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nApNsph cKNeer Eiwsrds, Die, Madison County: III on
Tsas,ay March T. OF inlSnn.aJoy Iheuma4su, jacob J.
BArnsbacS AGED 50 years. ..,. .......
In tbs city, 1hursdsJ Apt MGzriAnns
rrli,t Of the hvi. MS blaueArd, IN hor I.th yrai .
The relatives Of ihe fli'y ore repec'uy Invited
y, n.ud m. fs~rl Saturday. t.g Hfi INST, at ~ g.
non. bar Iate residence. No. 3il Fo,rth avenue.
RIRbA A, Goversviie NJ Y, on rtita, Aprl 5, David H.
bur-, aged 50 years
pryI,nln-u Brooklyn r. D. N Thursdsy, April (. Ads
Fliaabeh younges daughter Of MGi!s9A AID AnS a. beta
min, aa.a u sonLhs s3d Il Gags-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06

hisIATUnE ALMANAC.
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