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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
Rrem cairs ana n.,ew.

CAIRo, Aug % Memphis advicesus
the 23d say that the T1h illinois cavslry
had returned from the pursuii Of Fof-
rest At Last accounts, Monday, the reb-
els had crossed Cold Water river, TWEEN
ty.thrse miles from Memphis, refreshing
in the direction Of PAnoIA, gtumbfins
over the failure OF their expedition.
They expected TO create = diversion
against Gen Smiths expedition.
Forrest told our officers, under a flag
Of truce, Sunday, that Gen. Grierson
occupied Oxford Afe
Steamers bring New Orleans dates 10
the 18th inst, and the following sun
mary of news:
Admiral FArrsgut made = recsnnois-
ance on the l4th, to the obstructions
near Mobile, and found the Nashville
sunk across the channel, making access
to the city impossible until she is re-
moved.
The Eunboas Morgan came down and
cAnuonaded oar vessels from a safe dis
ance.
There are still two iron-clad rams and
ssveral. plated batteries near the city.
Our batteries will open on Fort Morgan
in few days
Farragut issued = congrAtulatory or
der, returnin. thanks to the officers and
crews of the vessels Of the feet, for their
gallant conduct during the engagement
/ Of the 9Th. and for their noble and i'm
| plicit confidence reposed in their leader
| Two hundred rebel prisoners taken al
Fort Gaines petitioned tc be allowed to
take the oath Of allegiance,
Gen. Candy has authorized Colonel
/ Dwight, our Commissioner Of Exchange
to wave just claims on the Government
to effect the immediate release Of our
prisoners, some $500 now confined al
Camp Ford, Texas
The steamer Rob Roy, which wai
reported captured and destroyed By
guerrillas, arrived at New Orleans. TheI
report that steamer safe, but aground
below Monroe, wAshits river.
There il . fair inquiry for New Or
leans cotton, at Soc for half strictI'
good middling; 81 5591 90 low mid
ding. Flour declined; clear extra 25@
Soc lower Small lots of sugar offereI
at 23ac. fair; 24925Ac. fully fair; $50
Is for prime.
Cairo papers Eay nine guerrillas an,
rebel spies we're shot by the milisar
authorities at Paducah, day before yes
terday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
HOME INTERESTS.

To rHrnciAss.-If you wish 10 purchase purs
Drugs, Medicines. and Chemicals at . small ad-
vance on Eastern Pyiesa, 90 aud sxanias KLLEE
WHITES stock, vhers you viii tad svsry arti.
els that is needed By the profession, and as prices
whioh easRei fsIi 10 give satisfaction. Their
store IL At No. "a Msln street may4d&un
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26

nara number Of our COpperhsad cit
liens, we learn, leave for Chicago this
morning to see what Yallandigham and
Fernandy' Wood will do there.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
SHEET IRON.

Sheet Iron Workers and Black
Smiths Take Notice I
WE HAyE NOW on HAND AND FOB
w sa.e tour stOrss 30 IS Mszn srrnss
10 t,fI- sh=eE Irs d -.
+gksZs Sse- rieFgsr's JHaissz Hsrsa shoes.
And = lot q B<r lEpas whseA We VII sal a. a.
lowest 6szrss for czak- = ss 49, =
THoRAs scAN1LrS SOY.
jy1s Ne. g Eafn 0srset
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26

D0-One cannot remain long in Evans
vile without discovering that d. r.
Wrighfs Gallery, No. 8, Second gtreet. is
the place to obtain superior photographs
No need Of going any further for per-
lection in that line.
Call and confirm the verdict of =
stranger.
Evansville, Aug. %, 1864.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26

New YoRK, Ang. p. The Posts
Washington special says that all is quiet
on the Potomac, and reports OF rebels
crossing are all humbug.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
nAaAN.s MAeNo1 A Raln..


This IL the most dsiighiful and extraordinary
artisis ever disesTsr IL changes thu sun burnt
face ssd hands 70 parry satin texture Of rsv,sh.
Ing beaHiy' parting the marbls purity Of youth,
and the disagu< Appearance 90 Inviting IN ths es,x
bells Of fashion. u removes tan. fr.exl..- .tr..
pies and r0ughBess frou. the skfu, lssvinx the can
pisxlon fresh, transparent and smooth. II con
'Ains no material injurioas 10 the skin. Patron
izsd - Actresses and Opera Singers. Itf what
syery lady should have Sold svsry-hsrs
rfspArs5 ~ v. Z. HagaD, Trey, n. y
Address aif orisrs T.
DEHAs g. BARNES 4 CO. EsE York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26

D@-John II. Scott has all the popular
weekliss and monthIies at his News De-
pot on Second street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
DRY GOODS.
Co-PARTNERsHIP.

NOTICE rs HEREsY etTKs rHAT VIZ.
y the sfsdrrslfn a have tina day forasd 90.
artuer.hip. unaef The style " De ksr a Dasss.
ehef. for the parpess - eafFyiug 90 The proaaes
and rommis Ion taaiFsss go
IRE rstrenaEs 81 the pubic d respectfully 20.
iicits#. sAH'L - porkEg
aaglo J G. DUs0ucHET
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26

gaS~ The city vas full Of strangers
last night, and the several hotels we're
crowded
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26

Tue SOLDIERS Coming. We received
the following telegram yesterday, which
will interest many Of our readers;
MURFREEsBoEo, Aug. 25.
Editors Journal:
Our regiment leaves to-day for Indian
apolis. Direct letters there.
+. NJ. THAYEE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
HEIMsTREET.s
Inimitable Hair Restorative.

NOT Il DYE
Bat restores gray hair TO rs original oolor, By
ssyglying tie capillary tubes Sitn natural sasts-
ras1-. fBp~1rsa b. sss or diseass. Al iassaz1sAs-
~ dies are composed q lznsr oostic, destroying
The vitality sad bssHty q the hair, and asord 81
themselves 20 dressing 1eimstrsst's Tngrltabis
crfax net only Fsstarss hair - its natural solor
By a. essy process, bEt gives the hairs
LHxuriant Beauty,
promotes ~ grssth rrsvsts ifs allisg oe, erad-
icsses dssdrus, and IN sar = kesIfs and plsasant-
ass 70 tbs hs@a. Ttsss tco4 The test Of tine, b.
ing the eeiorinai Hair CT erings asa is coasts-
lRersssirg n fATor. Essd ~ 10th EsntIsr
i-Aiss- Il e soid by all re.pesssbIs
can b pro~zred By them Of q
assuts. D. s BAESEs b co.,
Ysrk. Two size, - esntsS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26

CxcIySATI, Aug 25-River has ris n
Z feesslo inches; Is feef in the chahnrr
Weather cloudy, with light rain ia n.
morning 1t is now clearing up Tier
momrteFs 81; barometer. $50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
EsTRAY NOTICE.

DN MONDAY MORNING LAST THERE
~ appeared N my pasture hAv horss ard an
iron gray Rars. witkent my knswi-axe TIE
owner. They both have tss aPpsarauos 81 having
seen serTice
The horse has rope around bis nssh ard =
small star on hit forehead. The mare has scar
on heF n@Nr fora shoulder, and dale marx on her
back. The 0susr IL requested 10 coras and get
them, aud pas charges. Ny farm IL three miles
northeast u She city Of Evap@v He
ang34-Iva n c. STEPHENS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
no AM whom il nay Concern.
Woo WOOD, no d

/ HAVE not very large amount Of wecs, bot
i u yau ~art ven uzrsfsass ore~rs ard sssrey
with Bergman a. Isisssrt's Mil O15- "
= rs left irauae1I&friy viii b. flied e rrsssnt
ssrIs5Ia.s = : : = SO ear0
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
SCHOOL.
Nkathena ticaI
AND
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
JOHN a. ALLEy::: Principal.
SCHOOL.

srsdaaats Of the 4 $ MaiAtsrs As4asnsy Nisss
Peiut. sBd Ter nany e-F. an ihssructor
ct Gotta
IsuE sEcoSb a6fs has % THIS son OF
i Niii Aomm~uce on Mup&ty Hpfembir tire
Sta In t.a bathing on 81 - street. q part ~
shl b h oc ufisd - er. Gshm'a commoreisi
ttiisGr.
Tns cuurte o. study tncla - alifhs branches Of
eaHpiste EBrlisb and gtaas csi edacaffan
The steasnts are required ta psrfofu1 sach mfti-
tsFy t1sfcsrs e. rtbute 70 discipline, hsssth.
and aDsasy and gracefni carriage
The seboisstie ysaf consist ~ two sessions of
twenty weeksehrh.
Tu IT'S $50 PER session Of taests WaeAs, one
half pa sbl~ ~ the 60 finsnfsFnsnt. aaa the bs
sBce - .se esiddls O. fbe ssioa
sodtduesi for wiiharssAi ~ scholars from
ta@ heet DARING she session ept casss =
pFptrscfsd sitks s. asrae -. Is rtrr i ~
UsissHs --Fsf sistes. ere bfhs Cloth Rounf.
shout, standi & collar 10 heck 10 front sinrls row
Of niu~ ats entiugsR u. 3. zArfiiisry) ard bfas
slnsh ones % but On be etifs cadet grey cloth
faat-logns. with sek cord on the out-r seza,
frvn She vast 70 rs ~ kls bus iUfla o. III
tass cap.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
sTRAYED Or STOLEN.

l,BON THE SUBSCRIBER. LIVING IN "A.
! euhSsti q on the loth q y ~ June. fe1f a
g her hind legs, . NAl.e stresk ~ her for-ae 4
aud i ti- one - h,s fss- fe-t and very large
u her sge-haa the af1saranoe Of = thrro AZ old
hnF Information concerning be- Colt o. her de-
safded
- aim. joins ToutLL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26

ST.. JosxrH, No, Aug IS Ben z.
Sean was nominated BY aeclsmstion for
reelection to Congress frsn the Sew
cath Congressional District by the radi-
cal Convention. =
The resolutions endorse the Baltimore
nominees, sad the radical State ticket
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
WILLIAM REAVIS,
Attorney at Law and q. 8. CIaim
AGENT.

Agent,
Is authorized BY the Government TO procure Pea
sions, Bounty Money, Back Pay, Bounty Land
clsisas for HoasEs ssd other PsorsaTT destroyed
vhlIs in O., service Of the Govsramsnt, and ell
claims, Of whatever kind or nature sgalnst the
uuited States.
Bounty for Discharged soldiersl
BY an amendment to the Bounty Law, passed at
the last session Of Congress. "All soldiers or
other persons Who have been ~ shsH hsrssftsr be
discharged within two years from the date eftksir
enlistment, BY Of wounds received 10 battle.
shall receive thu same Bouuty A. though they
served Two years"
0dics sos msls Stres.. over Ksilsrs Qua Stare
opposite The ooufs aeuas, EvAasyiiis, Isdiaaa.
Correspondent must eneioss stamps.
sa- Good references Tivrn " acquired mhSs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TINE O-PAEINERsHTP HERETOFORE
existing bsiwssu JAmss n CaEiiH ana phIifp
Anspaeiier, ssr be mans and stYls Of cAffin 1
20 vas aisso'rsa ~ mutual canNsnt On the sih
dat of Aasust. 1854. All dskts dan, aud owtsr
!" and hs aaif Arm. all be sstu Ay Philip Anr
spaeher, Who hss par-hss the spiife iaisfsst Of
James u. eflh II the said CO paftnerskip AID
business JANIS " cARLIN,
an2to PHILIP AN-PACuFR
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26

PERSONS sf ssdeniary habits treu bi.d vita
~s@Ans'' iazslsads, palpi.Atioa Ct the heart lack
% aIpe''s' distress after eating. torpid liver,
deserve 10 safer. n they viii no,
try the oslebr.tea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
AGENCY.

wN Il. wALKER. vH. n. wALKKR N
WIN. II. & WIN. 81. WALKER,
Agents for the purchase 81 Real
EstR'e.
ofice on Third strsss. OPpcslts ths csuEt Hsase-
july7-end&w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
Bounty for Discharged sOldlersl
GOLD PENS.

C.P. Barnes's Extra Gold Pens.
n = RI ssass = - q
'e5o}s8s-(sorSArars
w. 1
, 1864-06-30
CANADIAN rnEITIf.S.

Our neighbors north Of the st. Lawrence,
though highly loyal to the Brltiah Grown.
very prosperous. and enjoying the cheapest
and certainly one Of the best governments on
carth, have, nevertheless, some d. rk clouds
lowering upon their political horizon. Their
Hclf.reapect has'bcen not little disturbed
by the distinct assurance from the London
Z;mct, and not few of England's leading
statesmen, that tho home Governm ent WIS
entirely Indifferent whether the Canadian
Provinces remained as expensive appsndaees
to The Crown. or whether they set nm an in
dependent Government It was eren an
noupccd by q member that he wou]d ncyrr
yotc 70 t4x the NOR of sh.f}7.,d ~ a.s.,,a
the rich of Canada and from what onna.r.
to be the present policy Of the Enr.
nsh Government and people, Canada
, 1864-06-30
A Touching Incldcn1 Of tho War.
-

In one of the fierce engagements with tho
rebels near MechanlcsVil1e in May last, a
young Iieuttnant Of Rhode Island battery
had bis right foot SO shattered by fragment
Of shell, that, on reaching Washington after
one of those horrible ambulance rides, and q
journey of d weeks duration, he was obliged
to undergo amputatfon OF the leg. He tele-
grnphed home hundreds Of miles away thot
ill was going well, and with soldiers forti-
tude composed himself to bear his sufferIngs
alone.
Unknown to him, however, his mother,
one ofthose dear reserves Of the army, has
tened up to join the main force. She reached
tue city ut midnight, aud the nurses would
have kept her from him until morning. One
sat by his side tanning him as he slept, her
hand on the feeble ductuating pulsations
which forboded aad results. But what wo-
mans heart could resist the p1eadings OF a
mother then? In the darkness she was
finally allowed to glide in and take the
place at his side. Size touched his pulse as
the nurse had done; not word had been
spoken, but the sleeping boy. opened his
eyes and said, that feels like my mothers
hand; who is this beside me? It Is my
molhcr; turn up tue gas, and lot me see
The two dear faces met in one long. ioy-
ful, sohbing embrace, and the fondness peut
up In each heart sobbed and painted, and
wept forth it's expression.
The gallant fellow, Just tWenty.onc, his leg
amputatcd on tue last 1ay Of lis three years
service, underwent operation after opera
tion, and at last, when death drew nigh, and
be was told by teartul friends that 1t only re-
mnincd to make him comfortable, said che
had looked death in the facc too manv times
to be afraid now" and died.
, 1864-06-30
Especial Cozresk ondenca Chicsgo Tribunal
nErRi1tT lima 1871

LOSS OF TIE BAEx AoJAsE.
hteljsenca feseha1 thus city yesterday evening
that fous disaster had befel the bark MoIavo ut4x
the s:rsila OF Adcainaw. Ats later hour, b5 tile .r-
riEal OF ysss1s from that quarter, 1t stated sha
had run en- skt1aga1ee Feet, With every prospect Of
EC1DC to pieces She took her departure from the
port df Milwaukee on the 2sd inst, With cargo OF
49, bushels Of wheat, for Buffalo. On Friday nIkht
during thick md smozy w+ather, she, by some
means. got IF from. aer due corae and fetched M ut
the polnt already note1, Tbs Wind On the following
morning blew heaGy 1oM liza soutn est, ACCOM-
panied BY q heavy .sa. ssnccrlck her ait
nation e7trsme,y perslons. wozd By - pass-
t. tss ssns tss g
ssns.; rs unable Z sseoHslsh shysalaz Tss isst
9f s ~
Nay baca @ so ths ectne Of disaster. This :Mol1vs
L i ssevsa ssa + ssrs asasa ssa " mi ~;
to:a3 !ess AIxe aaant;y ot her caE:o has
that point st afsfsnt soa:s On sssqrday rsnoe<
crew Tins engaged. 'epota ,s+'"'
PEhIIoCs CONDITION or TIE BARE g.. .v.R.wAsox.
sps 5.s E
ss +: v
e e
what Ia known NJ thr shrrr III na IT yrAsels.
7Hk LAKE MICHIGAN FLKET.
,ard TT sx Sa5s pass stenE Mas hare PR
4eynT e5d bound e make 9a!ck as.age. through .
rt en sun.y e. nsh IT, s
anu Imperial IN Moniny morning att o'clock, ant
q q beass. aesn others
cH1cAao AVID aiI@ArxEE vEss.1,.
~ e he s: S tSs me-
point :cxeeptinx tht &c which ara e,sncF aaho,e OF
t. Ct & Fl t. e.
@ wneh So, esaors s1nday night o. The aats. raining
list aFse p"rtoa Il she ear@o Wou i've to b
, 1864-06-30
NEW YORK GROCERY MARKET.


CoFrEE-Ttere has bsea coasiisEa aotu 1nouiry for
ps besn en- f.
I .d xfsy Fsy It sS re- q aa
j; ;:;, ;i ;s IL Il:
ss0ass sass + fcHa s:s9s' ~
@aS. Macksrel arc quiet. but prices afe very ntn.
g - i iss aa es4ssa asstIak e pfe
Tfsns rssss 1hs ss y 9sH qt- s%s
ts ~ I'd s i ;S :ss 81 t
4 ae.s 81 Ts p, ta.
I'd e. ssnt. tos essS ~
III ssfs s5s,e9
ia ics
alncnds. ana 40 40 dlos1t: 10 bond, On terms not
sss ses
siRps:a is4 s:a ts;es Ct 1.s1a sasao, Ed
81 s1fSs S;sS: EHs' 9 12t b.ae4s i
isSsisse j. aisen : = tsi!ag sssi
tsn vs notice .al.s 81 sess IS Mes+ns t':anses It
sac:9173 40 10 Lsnons at ss.o955o 2.ss5 d r.
lss III N aao A'io GO Aemoas' *sa9
sHSt Moii issss@inere continue. a good demand, and
DO Porto :tso S1@1oo rs % aad II erls Cuba Iut
4o do md 16 tes e1a5ed do. 70 bids EnglEsn
9.@1.t5, NOS.
Klc11a u IN proved Tequ.st, hnd prices are 25e
LOO do Kanzoon, tl2; and 400 40, In bond. s73a3713
6gaAR.4The market has been quite e1c:.ed since
last, owing 10 causSs elsewhere stated. Prfces
hnve rapidly ays1 ced. tho offerings nut of bond ara
ys.y li@tsa .ad holder. iaAIspcssa to accept even
and ne en1k q the business r., esea paEsel, i
Good do ,s. I'D afoeers ssy1ss i9s3. mos, being
% sdyancs ofl9ihcR y. Reansa descriptions sym-
&c i1a7x y higher. Tho qnotat1ons for Other
taan st9sEtL, sIe-h "a, ssnts; soss %aiTe: os .'
CTashsl sold 4 q, nst the eales 81 RaT sre ioSi
m mno9s, ,n4ai2H: sssn: 2to % hhds Posso Rteo. 1sAaMX
s. DO, q bxs Havana. 19H, ieu do. IN bona l!a-
TN cash; g DO MelAases Sugar. Il, and Il hhds Ne
12dO, u. NOS. ....
.TA-There il better feeling IN the market, and
tho demand has bren quits acti7e since our last,
chiefly for 0olo1g. on which an advance Of 49ac has
been established; GEesn also tend upward. This
sales $500 hs1f cheats Cnl0nE, p4Ft from second
hanca 5000 do, nnco1cred Japan, Gom second hands
II
, 1864-06-30
General 6tMrEl4.

OF the many netditss, shameful, tneKcus-
able disasters to ti.n unlon arms which have
yet been experienced. the recent rout and
virtual destruction, nuar tannsoWn, Miss, Of
u Union fnrce s,ot0 strong, led hy General
sturgis, ty less than half that number of
rehe1s uudrs WAeeler and RoAdy, seems the
most utterly iuaaeusah!e. The I!it.ois .S!.sfe
Journal Of lhe asd has letter from one OF
the victims, wl.cnc. NC quite as tollows,
The rebels were all mounted that fNllowe>i IN,
The AEht at Gunt0nn was thp worst managed al.
tair Dc she WIZ. Our u.cn u ere uever hra,al in
line 6t baltic. lul aent lA hY seementh, to be ctt
~ pipves; and NC vera Whippsd In detsit. !
.ta II se' 'ss Ssfs ssssa sts ~ s s, ~ y
maits .ut 1T laEn liu WAS tEyins to get AWAY az
s fsss i ~ soS s4 M esssy @ ane + d, ,sss M sst q
.Ms. aaa nsssl lS.s}a 10 ss'e as, e Sa t @ sr
ih.mscl,.s." Whist tAinE saa Of s.ra d n,,ssEan!e
Gsnsssl M - tntst No death he could :ua.s woull
us or hs ordered v. ths train Right IN 10 tbs trout,
aud 4 VIVA al! lost. including amhilanees. We
lS,t ~ ~ Wagons stN,ot0 1"unds of ammunitlon,
thius( and 10000 ra.ions. Soma OF tho hoya
came ln on Tuesday who had m awful time. Their
fest were wrapped up In their drawers and coats,
nun who fell behind the rear guard was shut
4 ls Dig no: e surrender 1t once: They followed rs
minutes on Sunday morning the rebels wakencd
enr % men with:" Get un. yon1 "a Yenkees-we
as Of no, been
came up. 1t makes me sad TO STE the regiment 80
email snd feel a. il had been to great fan,ral
About Joy arc Killed, wounded aud misslng-near-
10 the battle with $50"
AS 30 much has been eatd' Of the fixtures
Of civilian generals, 1t Is but fair to remark
that Sturgis Is West Pointer, and one Of
, 1864-06-30

HoGsRecelved to-day, about $500 EGGS entered
sa1es fd5 head, 1t 3soo@1o0o, chiefly Ut $o4a&9so
100 Ms. Hoga arc again on the rampage; pr!ceshsv
taken another spring Of 25&5oc over Eaturdays quo
tauous and further anT py1ces paid In Chi
cago. At present all Is confidence the
reports published Of yesterdays New
York market, and the pr1Tste teIegr2us dispatched
hourly to shppers and specu1ators here al seem to
say buy all Jou can, price IL secondary constdera-
lion. With pork At SO 50 per bril- there is
plenty Of margin for profit yet" Soma months aimee
sanxuine tndulged the ldeA thst. IS all the
hogs nearly ont Of the country any prices would
be gladly paid In the Spsing-psshaps 1oc 2 .. One
part of tho version has come to pass:
tho 1oc has to-day been paid Int the other part fls
the present recspts being the largest ever known al
This period Of the year The market closed this eys
ntne unusually. hsm, bidding fair to take another
spring tomorrow equs1 to that ofto7dayt
oSIC
, 1864-06-30
1 LilllputIan Craft Tor Europe,

The little brig Vision. only fifteen feet In
length BY four IN width, set sail from New
York On Sunday last for England. The New
York Herald eaJs:
Captain Donovan intends to make the coast
Of England about Lands End, and proceed
direct to London. There is no reason to
doubt that the Vision will safely reach her
destination Captain Donovan will probably
Vessels, SO that we shall be enabled to heal
Of his progress over the Atlantic It re-
quires some nerve for snch an undertaking,
and We hope he will reach London in safetY,
they have sentthe largest vessel. to us, Ne
can let them see that the smallest vessel can
carry the Stars and Stripes across to them,
If this is successfully accomplished, then let
her make note Of It; for it would not be un-
likely, In the event OF foreign war, that q
feet Of our North river sloops might cross
over and trouble her commerce, and perhaps
destroy Ter coasting trade.
, 1864-06-30

The Democrats have made sud blunder,
and yielded the first line Of intrenchmcnts to
the enemy. The adjournment Of the Con-
vcption is serious mistake. It is idle to
conceal 1t, for now the only hope is In get
ting wisdom into the heads Of the managers,
who appear, as IN old times, to be pulled BY
wires. Already faction lifts its head. Ano-
ther Democratic Committee is in the field,
and 1t Is hard to say which Is the real autho-
rity. Unless the Democracy look out there
will be scrub race among the various eub-
divisions who will grow up during the sum-
mer, and, as IN donkey race, the question
will be who shall come In last, for no one
will think Of winning by being ahead.-.M
7. Journal Of Commerce. :,
, 1864-06-30
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PORT UF CHICAGO.


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, 1864-06-30

This morning the steamship Constitution,
Of New York, arrived here, bringing up
eight men taken from q schooner off Lower
Cedar Poiht, Which had picked them up.
They proved to be party OF conscripts and
desrrters who we're embarked yesterday at
Alexandria, Oh the Delaware, for the Army
r'ver fifteen of them jumped oYerb GARD, and
ondeayored to make their escape By getting
, 1864-06-30
CHICAGO CATTLE mAKKET.

WEbHfspAf EvKSIHa, June ., 1854
BEEF CATTLE-Rece1Yed at the various yards-
about 1,N0 head Ct Beef Cattle; entered sales 91a
head. at $s.75975o principally ut Ss.c0a7so a 100
DE- The day has baen of thu hottest of the s&s-
son. and very unfavoraole fot trade. There ,s how
ever, no Improvement In tbs previous inactivity of
the market, al baYond the damsnd for Coy
eminent cattle there II no disposition 10
buy. The gloomy character OF this week's
New York market, has furtheri hdtsposed
shippers to operate. prices not being taken into
ddtIAt1on. Medium Cattle. for which only there Is
any ret dsuand bring about tho same prices as last
week. Common grades are still nore inactive than
they were We note the sale Of another lot Of d1dtE
le.y cattle By Crosby l. co., OF this city, to A1e1au-
der of2s5 head, averaging 1,6 rs. 1t t7so z l01 Ds
on epstux contract.