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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-18
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. lT.--lu the Senate
the committee on federal relations reported
resolutions That IN the opinion of the
General Assembly the propositions embra1-
Cd in the Crittenden resolutions constitute
such basis of adjustment as would be &C.
cepted by the people of the Commonwealth
That Commissioners be appointed 10 tue
General Government also to South Carroll
ia and other seeding States, with instruc-
tionS respectfully to request the President
and authorities OF such States to agree To
abstain, pending the proceedings contemplate
ed by the action OF this General Assembly,
from all acts calculated to produce a colis-
ion Of arms between the States and Geuer-
al Government. They were made the order of
the day for tomorrow. Considerable oppo-
sition was manifested, and a substitute was
offered.
The Governor communicated the resolu-
tions of the New York Legislature, with a
message expressing the utmost disdaiu. In
closing he said the threat conveyed, can in
spire no terror with freemen. The commu-
ncation WAS tabled and ordered 10 be
printed.
The House has adopted the resolutions
by the committee on federal rela-
tons, contemplating a national convention
at Washington on the 4th of February, with
an amendment that the commissioners ap-
pointed shall be subject to the control of the
General Assembly, or if in session. to that
Of the State convention. This embraces the
of Mr.. Crittenden's propositions
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.Cinninnnff mnrkef.

CISOINSATI, Jan. lT.-Flour unchanged
and dull; super so. Wheat firm at full
prices. Coru in active demand prices tend
upward; the demand from the South is
increasing. Ear would bring 36 on arrival.
Oats dull at IS. Whisky in good demand
at 1911 sales of 1000 bols. Hogs 6rm !;
good demand 5000 head sold at $50
40; receipts of 5000 head in last "a
hours. Good demand for mess pork 600
bbls sold at Is so; holders asking l6 70
closing buoyant. Good demand for bulk
meats large sales for future delivery at Ct
08S for next month Gas on the spot
some speculative movement. Lard in good
demand 700 tIerces at Of no~ held
higher Green meats 5i97 for shoulders
aud sides; 6f9T for hams. Groceries
firm at good prices, Money market IN
changed Exchange oo New York and
Boston advanced to I. Good demand and
light supply.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

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$50 bush corn, rs bbls -four. Grans 4 Brown $50
bush corn, J. H. 4 W. W. Morgan 3l2 bush corn,
W. II. Aikmln & Co.; car load damaged wheat,
Geo. Foster & Co 3S2 bush wheat, Iglehart Bros );
barrel eggs, F. Krsn IL beer bbls, Cook Il Rice :;
4 bdls bags, Als & Howes 10 slaughtered hogs,
3avisk & Kron I; 1 bx, bdls furs, Vim. Hubbell
car load hay, Brand:ss 4 Crawford /; 8 cOops chick
ems, Vim. Roach 949 bush corn. J. IL. 0glesby
corn Hbeller, cob carrier, Henry Rameys Jr.; car
chickens, VIM. Roberts; l iron door, Rocker,
Elnsulan & Co.; l Dbl game, tx poultry, keg
butter, bbl lard, Preston Bros % bbls -four, W.
II. Aikmsn Co.; % sacks shipstuG, ton hay,
Nixon 4 Price bbls, bx, Wheeler Riggs Ii
sacks -four, z sacks saeal. Gottlieb Knoll 2. beer
kegs, Eroener Sons bzs, l Dbl, Isaac 81 OK
A. E. SHRADER, Agent.
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ARRIVAL, OF THE CANADIAN.

PORTLAND, Jan. 1.-THE Canadian, from
Liverpool on the Sd and Londonderry on TIL
! 4th, arrived this evening. She brings 9l4n,
/ 900 pounds in specie.
The ship Guttenburgh, from Hamburg t(
F., New York, was totally lost on GoodT IL
! 3aed5. Seven persons escapci ont Of thir-
I ty on board
The steamer Victoria With the Rangoon
cable on board, went ashore on Piymoutf
Sand
The Bank of France raised its rate of dis
! count from II TO 81 per cent. The Bonrse
was lower.
Negotiations for treaty OF commerce be-
tween France aud Belgium, had terminated
satisfactorily. Important reductions were
made in favor of Belgium coal and iron.
1t is rumored that France may ask for
further indemnity from China.
The Moniteur says financial events of for
eign counties influenced the French money
market in a manner TO be regretted, bat
declares that the report that France was
under the necessity of having recourse to
a new loan is without foundation.
Detachments of French troops which
were under orders for China have been sent
to reinforce the French troops in Syria. II
was reported that Sandman loan of three
hundred mlIuOuS francs WAS hDOul w nc uS-
gotiRted in Paris.
An insignificant attempt at reaction in
Naples on the 30tn was easily suppressed
Naples and the provinces were tranquil. 1t
is confirmed that published version OF the
Pope's recent allocution is a forgery. The
real document is mild. inofensive and prin-
cipally dwelling on the trials TO which the
church is subjected.
The official PrussiRn Gazette announces
that the Prince Regent assumes the reins of
Government as King William V. A Ber-
lin letter says the excitement in all States of
the German Confederation greatly resembles
the agitation preceding 1s48. A Frank
fort Journal asserts the early sitting of the
German Diet. A proposition will be made to
call on the Cabinet at Turin for categorical
explanations relative to a decree of the
Governor General of Anconia, in which
Trieste is described as an Italian town.
LIvERPooL.-There has been no regular
corn market since the sailing of the Ameri-
ca. Flour dull. Wheat quiet the severe
weather interfering with the transportation
from the interior. Corn quiet with a
downward tendency. Wakefield, n. & Co
report -four firm and quiet at extra rates.
Wheat firm, at full prices. Corn firm
the holidays induced quiet. Provis.
ion market quiet, Beef heavy. Pork
dull. Bacon heavy and slightly declined
Lard and tallow quiet. Sugar and coffee
steady. Rice dull.
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KENruCKY LEGISL.ATrRE.

LoUIsvILLE, Jan. 17.--Governor Magoffin' S
message asks the Legislature to express
their appreciation of the CrttendeE Resol1-
tons. He says eight States will have sece-
ded before their deliberations close that
Tennessee has referred the whole subject TO
her people, and Virginia and North Carroll
ma are discussing the propriety of similar
course. Missouri seems likely TO adopt a
similar policy.
He submits to the Legislature the pro-
priety of providing for the election of dele
gates to convention to assemble at an
early day to determine the future interests
and federal relations of Kentucky. Mean
while be would leave no experiment untried
to restore fraternal relations between the
States. He recommends convention of the
border States to meet early in February at
Baltimore. The Governor says the hasty
and inconsiderate action of the seeding
States does not meet with our approval, but
Kentucky will never stand by with folded
arms while those States are struggling for
their rights and are being subjugated by an
anti-slavery government. The Governor
asks the Legislature to declare by resolu-
ton the unconditional Misrepresentation by
Kentucky of the employment Of force in
any form against the seeding States, and
asks for appropriations for arming, equip
ping, &c. the volunteer militia.
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ARRIVAL OF THE EDINBURGH.

New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Edinburgh
has arrived. Her dates are to the Sd.
Napoleon in reply to Lord Cowley on
New Years said: He regarded tie future
with confidence and he was c. rsipoed tina.
a friendly understanding between the Powers
will maintain peace, which is the object Of
my desire.
A meeting of Jews from all parts of the
world had been heid at London TO concert
measures for the restoration CT the child
Mortara
The Queen of Naples has left Gaeta.
The details of the wreck OF the ship
Guttenburg report 25 lives lost, and FIVE
saved. Several other minor disasters by the
same storm are reported.
The Edinburgh bad $3.50, 900 in specie.
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WAsHINGroN, Jan. l7.-Coi. Hayne called
on the President last evening and was pri-
vately received. We stated verbally that
the purpose of bis mission was to demand
the unconditional withdrawal of the garri-
son at Fort Sumter. The President heard
him through, when he required him to pre-
sent his demand ia writing and he would
consider it and communicate his reply
This was all that occurred and Col. Hayne
is perfectly in the dark as to what the reply
would be. He has been bUsily engaged
i'll preparing q document, but the urgent
solicitations of a large number of Southern
Senators have induced Col. Hayne to modi-
fly his views, and he has telegrsphed this
fact to Gov. Pickcns, and asked for further
instructions, add the Southern Senators in
sist on South Carolina doing no act which
will involve a collision. Senator Davis has
declared and forwarded a letter to Gov.
Pickens which was written by another
Senator, in which be supplicateS them to
abandon any policy which would Involve
hostilities
Tho Cabinet has determined against hold
ing any intercourse with any South Carroll
mans as ambassadors.
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To amend section IL Of the act relative
to the construction of levees and drains.
To repeal the laws regulating licenses -
pilots at the Falls Of the Ohio.
To amend the act relative to the manage
ment and control Of estates Of persons who
have gone to parts unknown for ten years.
The bill shortens the time of absence to TIVE
years.
Mr. Holcomb, from the select COMMITTEES
appointed to consider the memorial OF the
town Of Princeton, relative to the sale OF
the county Seminary, reported bill for the
relief OF certain persons in said town.
Adjourned
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New York Market.

NEw YORK, Jan. 17.-Flour again de-
clined &c per Dbl; little more doing for
export and home consumption sales of
10000 bbls at 1905 so for extra western !;
5 65@5 rs for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio. Rye -four quiet at 3 4O@4 Is.
Whisky 10 moderate request prices I'M
changed at l83@ls4. Wheat slightly in
favor Of buyers limited business doing
shippers waiting for later accounts from
Europe winter red western 34GGl 80 /;
white western 5O@l 50. Rye quiet at
73975. Corn market lower at 680To for
mixed western. Oats--36@37 for western !;
clover seed s2M8E, and very scarce some
export demand. Pork 6rmer and quiet at
II so for mess IL 90 for old prime Is 25
for new prime. Beef quiet and unchanged.
Cut meats more active ; sales at 6 for Shout
ders; 7(99 for hams latter price for extra
dressed. Hogs firmer at 7 for corn fed.
Bacon firm demand moderate; long rib
bed middles 81. Lard 9399} for No. /.
l0d<9l0s fer prime. Cheese steady and
unchanged. Sugar decidedly more active
prices steady Cuba 5g@6; New Orleans
44@6i. Molasses steady; New Orleans
5000. Coffee unchanged Rio II9l3.
Stocks lower.
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New York, Jan. 1.-THE Commercial
Washington dispatch says the Senate COM
mittee on commerce, by a vote of three
Southern against two Northern, has decided
not to report Mr.. McIntire's nomination as
collector of Charleston to the Senate.
The President sent to the Senate to-day
the name of SIR. Holt as Secretary Of
War.
The visit of the New York COMPRESSION
al delegation to the President is deferred, the
Cabinet being in session to-day.
The Posts dispatch says Lord Lyons Mr..
Schleider, the Bremen Charge, and other
members Of the diplomatic corps, have re-
quested Secretary Black to furnish official
information, whether the Government of
the United States will recognize the clear
ances Of vessels which may be issued By the
State authorities Of South Carolina, and al
so whether foreign vessels could properly
pay duties to South Caroline officers Mr.
Blacks answer has not TRANSFERRED. Ii is
understood to have been in the negative to
both questions. He states however, that
foreign vessels entering seeding ports, and
paying duties ignorently, would have more
indulgence than others, bat adds, that the
Government Is reluctant to consider the
subject, in the present unsettled condition
of the country.
The vote in the Senate yesterday on the
Crittenden proposition was Immediately tel
egraphed by the Secessionists, who were
greatly rejoice6 at the result
Many bids have been offered tor the five
million loan; they will be opened on Sat-
urday. The bulk of the loan will probably
be taken as eight per cent
The President has nominated Mr. Doch-
erty as consul to Constantinople.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. l5.-Dispatches re-
ceiyed in Southern circles, to-day, say that
Georgia will secede by Saturday.
On the happening of this event, the dele
gates from South Carolina, Florida, Missis-
sippi, and Georgia, will repair to Milledge-
vile to institute Provisional Government
and elect President and Vice President,
pro tenn, besides providing for Federal
Army and other defensive measures.
Ministers will at once be dispatched to
foreign powers to negotiate treaties.
The conduct of Capt. Armstrong in sur
rendering the Pensacola Navy Yard, is
strongly disapproved Of by the Administra-
ton.
For several months the workmeu there
have not been paid, and have been suhsist-
ing on Government rations
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HostsFss~'s Stomach Bssfsrs.-The
Stomach is the fountain head CT scores of diseases
which infsst the human system. Indigestion, bad
enough per Sc, generates disrrhoea dysentery faint
ness, vertigo, paIpitaton Of the heart, general ds-
bility, &c Get rid Of it, then, at once, by going
through a course of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS, palatable and refreshing preparation,
which surely relieves al complaints of the stom
ach and its dependencies, the sunshine elts the
snow. A course of the medicine may not perhaps
he necessary. One bottle frequently accomphshes
complete cure. Sold by druggists everywhere.
janI5-1wd
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MONTGOMERY, Jan. I5.-The Legislature
organized this morning. 1t will conhne
its action as far as possible, to business aris-
ing from the action of the Convention.
The Governors Message urges the neces-
sity of putting Alabama on a war footing
and the appointment Of Military Board by
the Legislature
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CHARLESTON, Jan. I'm the Senate to-
day the military committee reported in fa-
vor of raising four companies of artillery, de-
claring that the exigencies of the times de-
mand that South Carolina be on q war foot
ing to meet opposers from any quarter. The
State should have permanent military es-
tablishment and Notifications. The com
mittee recommended that the troops consist
of regiment of infantry and battalion of
artillery of four companies. 1t will form a
nucleus around which the militia and vol
unteers eau rally, and besides be a peace es-
adjustment or furnish South Cardinals
quota in the army of the Southern Con-
tederacy.
The Senate went into secret session on
the proposition to lay submarine telegraph
from Charleston to Morris Island, Fl. Moul-
trie, Fl. Johnston, and Castle Pinckney.
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New ORLEANS, Jan. l6.-Consul Pickens
went to Vera Cruz on Tuesday morning,
bearing important dispatches from Wash
ington to the Commander of the Gulf
Squadron. 1t is rumored that the dispatch
es call for the concentration of the fleets at
the mouths of the Mississippi and at Pensa-
cola harbor
Volunteers are daily drilling here for the
reinforcem ent of the surrounding Forts.
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PITTsBURG, Jan. lT.-This evenings
Chronicle contains call for a grand mass
convention to be held by members of all
parties to recommend the passage of the
Crittenden compromise or any other rea-
sonable compromise designed to settle the
differences between the North and South.
The call is signed by a large number of the
most prominent business men of the city.
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Le0isIatIve summary

SgSATB.-Jau. l5.-Messrs. March, An
thony, Steele, Conner, Line, and Hamilton
were appointed COMMITTEES on the part Of
the Senate, to invite the President elect to
visit the Capital.
The Senate decided to re-adopt the rules
of last session.
The Senate spent considerable time over
the stationery and newspaper questions
with no very important results.
Resolutions on the state of the Union were
presented by Messrs- Hamilton and Ray and
referred to the committee ON federal rela-
tions. An effort was made TO get direct
vote on Mr.. Rays, which failed.
The following bills were introduced:
To organize rne militia Of the State, pre-
scribing the duties OF certain officers, pro-
Viding a military fund and for its disburse-
ment, and to punish failures ruiusals and
neglige noes, and to repeal existing laws in
reference thereto. The bill was read twice
by it's title and 800 copies ordered to be
printed for the use Of the Senate and House.
To amend section IA Of an act defining
miedemeanors.
Amending several sections of the general
election law, and repeating other sections of
the same act
To perfect the titles of purchasers Of
railroads sold by foreclosure of mortgages, of
the titles TO roads claimed and held by
deeds,of trust, &C., and authorizing the form
alton Of corporations.
Changing the law for the assessment Of
property, and the levying and collection of
taxes.
To punish the employees of railroad com
panies EOF embezzling or stealing tickets or
coupons.
Amending the "a and 5th sections Of the
liquor and license Law.
Apportioning the State for Senators and
Representatives for the next six years.
Amending the 49th section of al. act pro-
viding tor The vacation or changing of
highways.
Amending the LIST section Of an act fixing
the salaries of public officers. Authorizing
county auditors TO furnish Justices Of the
peace with docket books.
To give the same force and effect to sur
veys made by city surveyors as if made by
county surveyors, aud authorizing appeals !
from the same.
For the protection of fish, defining pen.
alties and prescribing the manner Of col |
Letting the penalties uarped
Adjourned.
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A8Asr Dgs!-Rasr DDs!!-YAsr sSg<!!!-
William A. Bachelors Hair Dye The original
aud beat in the ~orIdii All others are mere i'm
itations. and should 10 avoided. If you wish to
cape ridicule.
GRAY, RED, or RUSTY Hair Dyed instantly
TO a beautiful and Natural Brown Black, without
injury TO the Hair Skin. *
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded TO Wa. 4. BACHELOR re 1899,
and over $4,000 applications have bear i.3e thG
Hair of his Patrons of his famous Dyo
Wa. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces
color not to be- disting aished from natufe and is
WARRANTED not to injurs 10 the least. however
long it may be continued and the i'll effects Of bad
Dyes remedied; the Hair iLvigorated for life by
this Splendid Dye. -
Sold ia all cities and towns Of the United Srstes
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
"a The Genuine has the name and address U eop
a steel plate engraving four sides Of each Box
of WILLIAM A. BATcHELoR. Address
CHAS. BATCHEL0 r, ProprietOr,
sept % yrd&w 81 Barclay st, Now York.
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Ho!lO.Uay,s Puis an Osnsmsmf.-Us

FOsEOECAy's E'fIfs GN OssfnssHf.- INT
versal Philanthropy.-Nearly one million boxes OF
Pills are every month distributed throughout tho
towns and villages of the United States and Cana
da, and almost equal amount of Ointment ac-
companies these orders 1t may be sa ii with truth.
that HoIloway's Medicines i" Messengers of JOY,
carryin healing their wiz gs" to millions OPP
pressed by every form and type of disease. Sold by
all druggists at pc. &c, and 81 per box pot.
ianl5-1Wd
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Ben. Stnson, Justice Of the Peace,

NEAL ESTATE GESEBAL COLLECTING AGENT.
Ofice in HaIrs New Brick, Sd street, OPP
posits the entrance to Crescent City Hall.
VIII collect notes and accounts in any
part Of Vsnderburgh, Posey, Gibson, or
Warrick counties.
Particular attention given to all notarisl
business, such as writing Deeds, Mortgages,
Leases, Contracts, &c, SC, &c.
ian -ind
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SPECIAL NoTICE-Persons indebted to
Jacob Straub l. Son, for the years 1859 and
1880, will please call and settle. If paid in
bankab!e money liberal discount will be
given. JACOB STRAuB & Son,
Jan15-2wd. No. a. Main street
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Jan. l7.---FIour dull How
ard street and Ohio super held at 8 SO with
no buyers. Wheat steady red l 3501 80;
white 45@l So. Corn frmer mixed $40
So. Provisions steady; mes pork II 50,
Fump do Is 90.
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HARRISBURG, Jan. l5.-Gov. Curtin was
inaugurated this morning. His address is
frank and manly, and he pledges himself to
stand by the Constitution against all en-
croachments by hatred or ambition, Ianat-
icism or folly.
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PORTLAND, Jan. ia resolution was
introduced in the Legislature, setting forth
the loyalty of Maine, accompanied by an
order that the committee on military affairs
be directed to inquire into the available
strength of the military force Of the State,
With the view that an emergency may arise
for aid to the General Government
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H1n. n. hatcHsIOr's HAIR Dys.-- This
splendid Hair Dye has equsl--instantaneou ia
ef1ect-B Beautiful Black Natural Brown 40
staining the skin or injuring Ihs Hair-remedies
the absurd aud i'll effect of Bad Dyes, and inyigo
rates the Hair for life. None genuine unless
igned a. w, A. Bachelor Sold everyW ere.
CHAS. BATCHELOR,i JprIetor,
sant2O 81 Barclay st. New York
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fo0Fh GHd Ear s1cAs are among thS
complaints for which HHaaeacet's ToEs Aaodgpe is
adopted. By application TO cavity 10 Tooth, or to
the Ear, with cotton wet with the Anodyne, is al.
most lnstan effect, and in where out
ward application fails to give relief the Importance
of double application, by taking it iawardIy, is
feature not often found prominent in prepar
alton. Like other declarations. please prove this
by trial. and the Anodyne will not long cease to lie
a Passffy Necessity. Soc Advertisements and read
pamphlets. jan4-Imd
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KoT1oR-There will be splendid Banjo
ratified for on Saturday evening Jan. 18th
at the Mansion House, On Water street
Chances cheap. janl6-4td
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NARRowsBURG, Erie r. R., Jan. 1.-Two
cars of the night express tram bound west
were thrown off the track near Coshocton
Station last night by a broken rail. A
brakeman was thrown from the platform
and killed and lady passenger had her
ankle Rprained.
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LUxcH-O yes, o Yes, Charley, at Theo-
aore's, will have bully Lunch to-day,
At 10 o'clock. Everything nice will be
served up. JAN Is.