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The New York herald., 1862-02-27
The Ameriean Teltgr. ph company.

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WASHINGTON, Feb. 26, 1861.
Tho undersigned gives notice to the public that the
military possession OF the telegraph, taken Jy order Of
the President will make change whatever In tho con-
duct OF social private and commercial bus by ele-
graph The lines and business remain In tho hands OF
telegraph officers duly authorized by the War Depart
msnt. +. y. sANDFUlsD,
President Of the American Telegraph Co.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-09

EAsroN, PA, June 6.-Reporis from
Maunk Chunk and vicinity, represent the
damage in that region to the canal, rail-
road. private property, and the destruction
OF lite, as much exceeding even the gravest
anticipaiions The canal is represented as
washed away for three miles from Maunk
Chunk Four dams have been washed
away. Several persons residents of South
Bethel, are missing, and it is feared they
are drowned. All the islands in the river
are covered with valuable lumber and tim
Der.
The Belvidere and Delaware Railroad re-
summed operations to-day.
The Delaware, Lackawana, and Western
Railroad is now open to the Delaware
Water Gap. The Lehigh Valley Railroad
will be in operation to Allentown to-mor-
row. making connection from New York to
Harrisburg The balance of the road will
be re-opened in 10 days.
All the brid yes on the Beaver Meadow
Railroad are washed away.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-09
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YoRK. June 6

NEW YORK, June b.
FLOUR quiet and steady with moderate
business doing at 1904 SO FOR extra
state; 4 2004 % for super western; As
"a 60 for common to premium extra west
ern; 5 05@5 Is for common to good
shipping brands extra R. q. o.; 6 so for
trade brands.
WHISKY heavy add lower; sales 45o
bbs. at 23@24.
WHEAT about 1c. lower, with a good de-
mand sales of $4,000 bushels Chicago
spring at 86@l OIL 10000 bushels Mil
waukee club; 97@lo 3; 400 bushels
amber Iowa at l O5@15; $1,000 bushels
common to good western Illinois l o6@
/ OF; good Ohio at l5(0l l6.
RYE rather heavy at 66@68c.
BAILEY dull and nomiu al barley malt
in tair demand, with sales of choice at 10,
an enIreme price.
Corn shade frmer, with good export
demand sales of l l6, 600 bushels at 4s@49
for new mixed Western; 50@55c for old
ditto.
OATS dull and heavy at 43045.
SUGAR continues firm, with a good de-
mand fair to good refined is.quoted at 81
al cents.
Pork dull, heavy, and lower; sales $50
bbls at 25 for mess; IL 50@l2 90 tor
Western and city prime mess 8 o0@9 %
for prime.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-09


WASHINGTON, June cit appears thai
about 40 pr.zes have been taken by our
cruisers. In consequence of the delay in
Government officers in condemning vessels
of the rebels, it IS impossible to estimate OF
the value Of the prizes. Hence no estimate
can be made of the enormous amount Of
prlz- money TO be distributed among the
sailors in he valservice. Some idea may
be formed of the total by the single case Of
the Circasian which arrived at New York
a few days ago. This vessel and cargo is
valued at a million and a half of dollars
The sailors who captured her will probably
receive 81, 800 each. 1t is said there are
some fifteen vessels equally as valuable nov
trying to run the blockade.
IL is said that English spectators in
arms have shipped about 10000 Eufeld ri
des, to Nassau, where they dispose of them
to rebel agents, who reship them with the
expectation of running the blackade.
This is the way the British have been
acting as neutrals between us, in order to
prevent the horrors of civil war.
The following has been received here by
the City Of Washington The steamers
Southwick and Gladiator from Nassau, with
cotton, turpentine, SC, have arrived from
Liverpool.
The Post says if Davis and Beauregard,
can inhict defeat on the Federals, the indie
peRdence of the South will be achieved.
II they are overcome, the South may be
considered vanquished.
FRANCE.-The Paris Patrie denies the
rumors that France intends to withdraw
from Mexico.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-09
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
h w. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
MORNING REPORT.

NEw York, June 7.-Specials are not Of
great importance this morning. The Her
aid says those interested in the House tax
bill, as it passed the Senate to-day, can
form some idea of the changes made in it
by the remarks of Senator this evening,
that the House viii not be athletic recognize
its own offspring, and the House will prob
ably discuss and reject many of the Senate
amendments. This will consume much
time, notwithstanding the desire manifest
ed that such q bill should speedily be
passed. 1t is currently stated that but one
member of the cabinet is opposed to the
Presidents policy of emancipation with
compensation and colonization of the
blacks.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-09

NoRTH CAROLINA SESTTMEET.-The New
bern Progress states that the North CARROLL
ma Convention, sitting at Raleigh, have
passed AN ordinance directing Gov. CLARK to
discharge all volunteers in the Confederate
army over thrty-fve years of age. The
Raleigh Standard and the Greensboro Pa
triot, two of the most talented and infiu-
entail papers in the State, are advocating
the nomination aud election to the guber-
Material chair of the Hon. w. A. Graham,
at the usual August election. This is q
very strong indication of sober second
thought. William A. Graham is a man
whose conservative instincts would lead
nIw to favor a RESTORATION or Norm Caroline
to he Union.
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oINcLNNATI MARKEr.
CINoINNATI, June Z.

CINCINNATI, June z.
FLoUR dull and in moderate demand
small sales of fancy at 4 30@4 so.
WHEAT dull, but not lower.
Corn in active demand at 32c, but it is
held firmly at 33c.
Oars 80 cents.
RYE dull and has declined to 53c.
WRIsKEY sold at zoe holders not being
able to obtain the rate asked in the morn
ing.
LARD-2Oo tierees sold at Il.
No change in groceries.
OLD DEMAND TREASURY NOTES are in ac-
tive demand at 4@l per cent. prem.
GoLD 44(943c prem.
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MONEY MARKET.

New York. June T.
MONEY steady and unchanged /; call loans
quoted at 33943 per cent. prem prime
paper in demand at 4(95 per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE closed steady at Ia
@1 l4s for merchants, and I4t(0l Is
for bankers bills.
AMERICAN GOLD ia fair request at per
cent prem.
CALIFORNIA GOLD Bars quiet at 44@4a
per cent prem.
GovERNMEET STocKs a shade easier; q.
5. SIS of 'sI 055C9I o5;. $40 Treasury
Notes l 05S.
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ST.. Louis, June IA special to the Re-
publican, dated Fort Pillow, June 8, IL A.
NJ, says The rebels really evacuated this fort
on Tuesday night, leaving one mortar and
two guns to answer Us on Wednesday. The
destruction of the work has been complete.
Barracks, hospita buildings. horse sheds,
forage barges, and three large commissary
depots, full OF stores, were burned. Over a
dozen heavy guns were left, part of them
spiked, the balance of them burst, and their
carriages burnt. A reconnaissance to Full
ton, two miles below, don't reveal the
enemy.
Their combustibies are burnining at
several points, and il is feared that mines
are under the Notifications which are unusu-
ally strong. Several heavy guns were
casemated by heavy wood vi rk thrown over
them in the form of covers on the river
banks, all # which were destroyed. No
small arm or camp equippage remains.
The Republicans Cairo correspondent
says:
From all the information I can gain,
there is no doubt our foet steamed directly
on to Memphis.
--6Ete refugees rom-- Mo-aphis aavs DR.
Fowlkes of The Avalanche, win be the frst
to hoist the Federal flag upon the approach
of the Union flotilla. They say that be
has advocated secession doctrines under pro-
test for several months. He has been twice
imprisoned for bis fearless denuuciations of
the Confederate authorities.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-09

PHILADELPHIA, June THE U. s. gun
boat Bienville, with three steamers in tow,
which were captured off Charleston in at
tempting to run the blockade Their
names are the Providence, Lacroyls, and
Rebecca, all from Nassau
The Presidents revocal of Gen. Hunters
proclamation was well received st Port
Royal. Gen. Hunter had organized brig
ade of contrabands, and was about to as
sign them to building Notifications and en-
trenchments.
sharp engagement had occurred with
the rebel batteries at Stone. The Union
forces were virtually investing Charleston
A rebel vessel was run ashore while be-
ing chased by the bloekading vessels, and is
still aground.
The steamer Cora, prize to the Key Stone
State, is below.
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AFTERNOON REPORT.
The Missouri Convention
Particulars from Fort Pill
low = A Batch of Prize
Ships-A sharp fight at
Standardization invest
ed.

JEFFERSON CITY, June EN- convention
to-day committee on Elections reported an
ordinance to enable citizens of this State
pow in military service, to vote at the com d.
ing August election.
The special committee on the seats of abb
sent members, reported in favor of expel-
ling Price, Crawford, Hatcher, Wright, and
Turner on the grounds of active rebellion
and ia favor of simply declaring vacant the
seats of Chenault and Watkins. 1t was
moved TO strike ont the name of Mr.. Wat
kiDs for the reason that be had renounced
the rebellion and been pardoned by the
President, but after discussion the motion
was lost, as was also a motion to simply
declare the seat of Wright vacant. The
report was adopted.
The petition of 1000 citizens of the 4th
Senatorial District, was presented, asking
for expulsion of Prince L. HOdgins from
the convention, as being unworthy TO rep
resent the Union people of that District
No better evidence was needed of bis trait
orous and contemplate conduct, and that
he had aided and ahetted the rebellion than
that he has not dared to show himself in
said district since last September.
Mr.. Hodgins asked for committee to
investigate his case, which was agreed to.
The discussion of the ordinance defining
the qualification of Votes and civil officers
was then renewed. After several speeches
for and against it, the motion Of Dir. Orr,
made yesterday, 10 strike out the clause
DISTINGUISHING persons who have taken mp
arms against the Government, or given aid
or encouragement to the rebellion, WAS car
ried-42 against 24-snd on motion, the
ordinance was recommitted to the conven-
ton.
Mr.. Powell moved to instruct the COM
miItee to report an ordinance on the basis
of his minority report, viz, deferring all
elections to the;.next guber Material election.
Now thai this DISTINGUISHING clause was re-
jected, there seemed TO be majority in
favor of this proposition. But without
reaching a vote on this proposition, the
convention adjourned.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-09
U. s. STEAMER AUGUSTA,

OF Charleston, S. c., May 30.
/ have barely time to forward letter by
the pnze just captured of this place, which
is on its way norIhward.
The news here is quite important. Our
gunDoats are within four miles of Charles
ton, via Stono Inlet, and we all expect to
attack ii soon.
The Tribune editorially says; We learn
through private channel, in which we
confde, that the Unionists of Texas will
soon be heard from. We understand that
arrangements for restoring their State to
the Union have been quietly made, and that
they have probably before this thrown the
nld-faR- to the breeze. under the lead of
Sam Houston.
We cherish the hope that the rebels of
Texas will soon turn up missing, and that
Old Sam and Uncle Sam will soon have
possession of the State.
We await further tidings with lively in
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-09
McCLELLANIs HrApouARrERs.

June 6, 1862.
A flag of truce came in to-day from Gen.
Huger, asking for the bodies of Gen. Petit
CRU and Colonies Davis, Lightfoot, Long,
and Britton, who were supposed to have
been KILLED in the late battle. Davis was
the only one XII led. Lightfoot and Long
are prisoners, and Britlon was wounded as
also was Gen. Pettigru. Col Davis body
will be returned.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-09

New YORK, June THE steamer Kan
CARGO left to-day for Liverpool with II
cabin passengers and S49a, 5l4 in specie.
The steamer New York left to-day for
Bremen with one hundred and thirty cabin
passengers, ninety-three in steerage.
She takes S532, 273,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-09

NEW YoRK, June THE Fortress Nom
roe correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press, under date Of the 5th, says from
City Point learn to-day that our war yes
sells in the James river above City Point
have run the batteries at Drury's Bluffs,
and it is rumored that the Monitor has
passed the distractions, sinking the rebel
gunboats about Richmond. If this be true
the Monitor is at Rockets. A number of
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-09

powerful guuuCAts nave Teen sent up lie
river within the last two or three days and
our feet before Richmond is quite formida-
BILE, consisting of at least six vessels armed
with the very best of naval ordnance.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-09
LAST NIGHTS REPORT
The Tuscarora and the Sum-
ter-Quiet at McClellan's
Headquarters-F e d e "a I
Fleet passed the Rebel Bat
teries.
FOREIGN VIEWS

The Sumter continues at Gibralter and
the Tuscarora at Algiers.
Two ships are up for New Orleans at
Liverpool.
The Bourse was dali.
1t was reported that ". Thouvernal had
sent letter to the Pspal Government that
France had no intention of making any
change in the Roman question.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-09

LoUIsvlLLE, june THE Mobile news
Of the 3lst contains q strict order from
Beauregard, forbiddiDg correspondents with
ia twenty miles of his lines; also, for
bidding officers and soldiers writing about
the army in their correspondence.
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Oh. j. SchIaeDfer's.',

"ALJHERsS COSsWE ETC LOTION.
4 for removing Pimples, Sunburn, letters,
Ringworm, &c. Just received and sale at H. j
/: Schlaepfer's New Drugstore.
HELMBOLDS'S extrat BuchU, just received at
Echlaepfer's Neg Drug Store.
DREGS.-Just received large and varied stock
of pure Drugs and Medicines, consisting Of all
the preparations, just arriving in the market,
. AL of which are sold very low, at
mYI3 CHLAEPFER'E,
New Drug Stsre.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-09

QUEBEc June An extensive 6re oc-
Cured in the St. Louis suburbs this morn
ing One hundred and twenty honses,
mostly wooden buildings, occupied By me
chanies, were destroyed.
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Celebrated Hoop Skirts.
Marahal,s Nntine

ms IT rs ~ COsVrST.HyVT PR.NC.
'~A tice Of many. Of our citizens TO throw and
sweep their waste paper, straw and trash in the
cutters and sire Is. and there is an ordinance
1orbidding the same, and also ordinance for
bidding leaving boxes barrels. or any other oh
BtructionE ON the paEements after night therefor
iif the same shall be continued fro and after this
date, all offenders may expect an introduction 70
the Mayor for sal violation.
mys0 ed MARTIN, @. NJ.
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TRIBUNE's DISPATCH.

WAsHINGToN, June 6.--Col. Geo. Ship
ley, OF Maine, who is at present military
commandaut of New Orleans, has, upon re-
commentator of Gen. Butler, been ap-
pointed Military Governor of Louisiana.
Captain Shultz arrived to-day, with the
treaty with Great Britain, for the suppress
sion of the slave trade, signed by the Queen.
Notifications having been exchanged, the
treaty is Low a Jaw.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-09
TINES DISPATCH.

WAsHINGToN, Jane Cit is now conced-
ed that our loss in killed and wounded at
the battle of Fair Oaks was much larger
than at FIRST stated. It will probably reach
1000.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-09

WASHINGTON, June 7.-Messages receiv-
ed at the.War Department from Gen. Me-
Clellan's headquarters at IL O'Clock NJ,
state that all was quiet in that vicinity.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-09
ssVicEe2.ag RrOS.e9

III .GJVDELKO-N COFFEE - Recon-.
NJ mended by physicians for its medicinal quail
titles, and superior beverage to any other sub
stitute for coffee. Call aud Try it at Vickery Bros.
ROYAL LAMP CHTMNEYS-Tbe best chin
ney ever offered in this lrkst. Call and zee them
at Vickery Bros st.s-.
FL0UR-Extra family -four, the best brands,
street.
HADs-If you want nice bacon ham, not toe
salt, you can get it cheap st Vickery Bros.
sQGARS-Brown and coffee sugars, at astonish.
ing low rates for the times, at Vickery Bros, No.
QO1OA YEAST, or Baking Powder--Bishcp-
Esc9s, Durkeess Andrews, and other good brands
VICKERY BROS,
may 10 No. SO Main Street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-09

Boston, June 1.-THE steamer Webster
has arrived Her list of wounded COM
prises men mostly from the Middle States.
The gunboat Cuyier, from Key West has
arrived.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-09
MORTGAGES SALE


,Of the Bodidm Mines, 10Th the Lease and
sFTrtsves belonging thereto.
DE psERTUR ORA 20 WeRR con.
.l4R tanned in a mortgage made by the Bodiam
Mining Company to George R. Morewood and VIM.
KeTsts man, 10 secure the aymsBt Of tile princi-
pal and interest of certain bonds, issued by said
Company, and held by us said Company having
failed tt pay the principal and interrst due pom
said bonds, we have entered upon and taken pos
session of, and will. on the
18th DAY OF JUNE, 1862,
At o'clock p. NJ, at the Mines of said c. mpany,
near the City of Granville proceed 10 sel at pub-
lie auetion, for the satisfaction of said unpaid
principal and interest (to-wit the sum of S2t-
$50 0Ol the following described property, t,-wit:
The Bodiam Mines, with all tho machs. Q "
equipments buildings tools, coal boats, shops anu
every thing Ibereun;o belonging. Also, all the in
ter It Of said odism Mining Cempany IN "a te ma
of one thousand years in the premises upon which
said mines are situate, aith certain mining privi-
leEes therein, granted to WIN. KeTsteman by Jno
1ngle and John Ingle, Jr., by lease dated January
list, 1852 and recorded Iages 49, 432, 4ss,. an
434. of Deed Book No. of tbs Records of Deeds
Of NsBderburgh County, and which lease Was, by
said herstemans assigned to said Com any.
II. L. RouTH 4 SONS.
J. x. M0KEwooD, 4
WIN. FTsHER.
W. ScoTT MURRAY.
JOHN lNGLE, Jr.
BY Asa Lgiehart, Attorney in fact m23 I'd
DOT.RTOS-s WsKE 80 ~ TT-9 A La
an USE.-5O bushels received aud to arrive at
mh20 II. 4. COOKS
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esEEEIOEEe&.ee

LNRESA RUTTRR-25O Pop
& nice Fresh Table Butter, in store this
ing, at Eili"its Family Grocery.
20 boxes German Sep,
20 Palm
SO Star Candles
50 " Starch, just received at Eillo,t's Fami-
Iy Grocery.
cases Paraflna candles,
gross German G ycerine soap, for toilet use,
gross transpareH tsoap,
boxes corn st4lch, sor culinary purpores,
10 dozen assorted siz Bishoprick's bakins BOW
der, just received at Elllotss.
5000 pound No. L hams.
10 600 pounds prime shoulders,
t00Oi pounds sidee, in sto e, an for sale at Ell
ictt's Family Grocery
LAkD.-2.uUU pounds prime leaf lard.
R1E.-5O0 pounds pacrbed rye
BARLEY.-200 pounds parched harley, just re-
ceiyed az Elliott's.
BR00MS.--75 dozen nice brooms, from l5c to
40c, just received at Eliiott's.
FLOUR.-16D SKIS donble extra white wheat
flour; 25 bbls xxx family -four, warranted to be
equal to any in the city, at EIliOtt's.
may
NXTR.R SUPRRRIyV.B an ~ a &c 4
IL WHEAT FLOUk, cheap, at
febs vICKERY's,
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Special Notlces.
HoHoDagss PsEEsLRor EadfgssfsOs,


HOVoWGgss PsEEsLsRcr XGdfgssfsOs,
Stomach and Liver oonAHlaints, they have long
borne the palm. They iHcresse the Appetite in
vigOrate the stomach, and cleanse the liver. In
bowel complaints they are equally eficssious, an
and for sick headache, or lowness O. spirits they
stand without q rival Sold rywhere- IT5
RafchsfOr's Aasr Dye 1.-The BEST fs
sac WOrId.-WTLL1AE A. BATcHELOR's &c e.
brated Hair Dye produces color not to be distin-
gmshed from BatuTe-warzanted not to injure the
Hair In the least remedies the i'll effects Of bad
dyes, and invigorates the Hair for life Grey, Red
or Rusty Hair instantly turns splendid Black or
Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold
by all Druggists. &C.
Bg- Fhe Genuine is signed WILLIAM A.
BATCHKLOR, on sheJsHr sides Of each boz.
FACTORY, o..s1 Barclay Street, New York.
(Late sss Broadway aud 16 Bond street.)
June2-dw
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REMOVAL.
Mursinna & Boyd, Architects,

Cfnce, corner First and Lecust Streets, in Chand-
lers new bulldog, Room No. z
Plans, Specifications, Detail Drawings, &C, for
all classes of buildings, prepared on short notice
and on reasonable terms. NAV 16
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New YoRK, June 6.-The steamer City of
Washington trou Liverpool May 2sth, has
arrived.
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PITTsBURG June River ten feet seven
inches and falling. Weather clear.
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W~heF Gus woman do ss ~rGr.-Much
every way. But she can't keep peace in the fam
lily without g bottle of Desd-shOt to kill of the
. blood-thirsty hordes Of hungry Bed-Bugs that,
uninvited, introduce themselves to her dodgers to
; their great annoyance and disgust Now is the
i. time to use It. Kin sem nowl No family should
be without it. The Dead-shot makes clean
sweep ; renders peace certain BY the annihiiaton
/. Of the enemy. SOLD BY ALL THE DRUGGISTS.
Agents in K~Ensville, KELLER 3 WHITE.
myl3dIm
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FOR LEASE,

KYTRR L9 W.ER CoR.VER or k0z
II No. 10, fronting Water street IS feet
more cr less running back Sycamore street "a
The alley, $50 Asst. For terms, apply to
myaz0 o. T. LEWIS.