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The New York herald., 1865-06-01

the esson Of the Amencan war mas ye. 10 be read Mr.
Forster persists In regarding the whole spectacle ~ oon
GUIDED We beg 10 suggest that this going 700 fast
and that the theory itself 10 rather awkward one for
tne politicians OF Mr. Forsters school, for upon his view
OF the case 10 clear that democracy 10 as far from per-
lection any other form Of and that all the
evils Of intestine strife civil war; and runous expendi
ture, have matter Of fact occurred under purely
democratic government The doctrine at the bottom OF
all his argument is probably this: that whereas an In
suecton against arsocracy 10 natural and legitimate
an nsurrection against democracy is unnatural and
abOminable -
The New York herald., 1865-06-01

once-that 10, oI troops have 70 remain In the
Regiments that 10 be sent home II is un
derstood, will be paid in their respective States
The New York herald., 1865-06-01
AMERICAN AFFAIRS.

The Prcsident,s Procl a m = tfon nesnoctan~
Je6. Davfs,
n The House of Commons on the 10Th inst Mr. D.p.v
&1uYnH Aaked Lord PalmerstOn whether his atention
Aaa been drawn TO the of the Presdent Of
the United States offering 1Oo 600 for the arrest OF Mr.
Je6eyson Davis and whether her Majesty,s Ninisters
prepared 70 mako any 10 tho ro
sernenl Of the United States In referenca "a ths treat
0eas OF the Southern leaders
Lord PAIxnsroN said-Tho oplv ansver can Uive In
eho Questton Of The honorablo momher n ehst hc,
Mae6eys government have no ntention oS sttemnAinr
any ntervention in the internal sArs Of he Urited
1enooa fCheeYA)
- prpr, c,.-,v. ,,,,,.r,-.
D.s..vn ONooNDITioNAL MERCY AND
-. Tmx nxTiON OS EHkik COUNTRY.
xoM vovMnnekS orSanh commenting
- Ia.zN. ~ ~ -.x. ssvnv .epiy, mys:-
,..xssv svoI m.sus % we Ieenes entertained by her
wI,0n ~ ~ ooasa Uo gvcn ~ Sne rrss L0ra OF the
-~s-s.y ~ % ~ yessO. yvs " ~. n1soy Irlmtn Iass
SxsS,Ie :. - .o. ~ N1onn NSveI vas avM
eser, Propossionasey % ~ duraton tnan that which
- NV teTm,neseo1iew nsve been sgnaliseA ~ deeds
st,OS,v - - ~s ~ se~ AafPecN
= ~ 20 .Us s.sS:a - ."e Jess o. ssoTs aMpN
49,: ~ ~ ~ - c's.v".s 10y ~ CURIOUS
- ~ s sn.s ~ ~ nc 3OcosCu om tnc
~ ~ cuS -. ~ ~ ~ 0svoo, Law sne .AeIees
- sss "u Sousa wSssse1 ~ SnSsSc onc VI s Sene-
~. :. ~ snaI VI " uu0oolenae ~ a ss,*"av
oesvaNson way % Seas N re:pe0 70 sAs Confderote
49,. ~
.n.s NJ .vnIson ~ ~ nv vnIy 1x-
so Icsi00ns o .no Ss,sso I,on he
@ S =, An smhesy "nicn y va OeneveG wouaa n
ceoa :" ~ wuv w, psIs ~ wnAs tno
~ ~, Ss s:' So - ~ "a s roueo ~, uu. nsu scs p.,eS
49, n,g noeo sCoS'Hiuey eASscu W" ANU
-. nno'snasOn ~ u L1rvPc ~ We amcult 70 peneye
-. sno govsnmeht VI .1o Ch.sea sa.es couo seriously
tno Ius VI " :. icoh oesu "
~' ~as VIZ Ieoos IAou .s .eau y. s.A nos y. ~
anu, asns y, & soOn so. sos,nscncy IN. POSSIBLE was
u,ous W .' ',o M wo',u wou,u w'sness
~. .. . ', ~ soas oio "snvas on'..us
pO'S as' % ~ ,, Suss hth Y, III sose pino,
" yue'yo ,h. ".- so,,n. 'i' M e S"pp""u :,
sho English House of Commons should ask her Maesv
The New York herald., 1865-06-01
Oar Ninth Corps Correspondence.
HEADQUARTERS NINTH ARMY CoRrs, !
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 2s 1865

Oar Ninth Corps Correspondence.
HEADQUARTERS NINTH ARMY CoRrs !
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 2s, 1865
REORGANIZATION THE ARMY
Tho recent order providing for the mastering ont OF
service Of officers and in the Army of the Potomac
whose term Of enlistment expires before the st Of
October next has caused the busy and rapid preparation
Of muster rolls Of all regiments, and detachments Of
regiments concerned therein. This latter duty is quite
formidable undertaking. and will doubtless consume,
before entirely consummated, month or six weeks.
MOVEMENTS OF THE FIRST DIVISION.
In compliance with recent order the First division
OF this corps which has hitherto been located at Ten
nalytown in the suburbs Of Washington, will move TO-
NINTH CORPS MEN sENr TO QUEL THE RIOTS IN THE PENN
sYLvANIA OOLIIEREs.
Yesterday four Pennsylvania regiments from the Third
division Of this corps were despatched to schuylkil
county, In the above State engage In the suppression
Of the recent riots that have occurred in the coeres Of
that region
Our Warrington Correspondcnce.
WASHINGTON, May 81, 1885,
Major General N T. Dana has resigned his commission
Major G. X. Warren, Of the regular army, formerly
major general Of volunteers granted thirty days
Of absence.
Major General ROsecrans has been granted Elk months
leave Of absence and proposes to visit the Pacific
At the end Of that time he will probably resign.
The Sixth corps will 60 into camp at Bailey cross.
roads TO- morrow eveninA
General Dwights DIVISION formerly the division
Of the Nineteenth corps leaves here fer
6avannah Ga, with orders to report to General Grover
They go on transports from Alexandria
In order TO recruit the ranks Of the regular regiments
a soon a. practicable the Adjutant General will open
recruiting stations at such points Offer reasonable
prospect Of enlisting good men,
recent order Of the War Department directs the Ad-
jutant General Of the Army to designate places of rcnd
ezvous In the respective States TO which regiments after
muster out will be forwarded for prompt payment
The Pennsylvania regiments have commenced leaving
Washington for their homes Eight regiments have al
ready gone, and others will be forwarded rapidly as
transportation be furnished the officers having
active and efficient in completing the rolls The question
as To the mastering in the officers Of the commission Of
the Governor for regiments with less than the mini
mum number, has not been definitely settled The Gov
ernor is now issuing commissions to such officers giving
them the proper rank; and Judge Holt can
be at leisure to be consulted arrangement will be
made recognizing their rank in the War Department
This understanding being had the Governor has left for
Harrisburg to receive the regiments as they return.
The New York herald., 1865-06-01
Soldiers Returned Home.

PIILADKLFHIA, May 81, ISb5.
General Coils Zouaves, the One Hendred and Four
teenth Pennsylvania regiment, arrived home this
ing.
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French E1citement Abeu. MEXICO.

The London Gooe, journal regarded d semiofncial,
edltoraIly remarks that Aaximilian will be highly
favored BY fortune and prove his ability II he van
Quish the adverse circumstances which surround him.
The Globe thinks Maximian's very doubtful and
hopes il will notbe Of calamity 70 the people
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-02-02
9as riciige 8adstbun G'uBlanOs in Niicn.

9as riciige Wadstbum GublauOs iii Ncn.
Sis neucitcn surpraiiArn 8srihts tstStssn, Gag
bic 8uen in sliien jsst ana ron StrfanD, Dem
ScraateEthats, 8eiis srsriifen fatsn. Sbrs grcs
fsr,n3sn i'll 2!iien ieit Ger Ssrrihaft ees Guisrs
stitrlaus ino in rsr 2hat risienbaft. 9iadbesns
allc StGmnie isuiihen Dem llral rnn g8rlsa untsr
ruiTAe berriAaft aetradt merber, untsrparfsn lit
1912 altA lanrn'tlis &irsiisnitdmnle spiihen lral
uno Srfutsf nsm ruITiasn sespter. 1868 rurte
9flnstit'el unb 1860 ba5 9lulurz Gjetirt erctert.
Ser aGurrsulraAs, Den &ublano rura bieis Grr=
fsrun9en sr9ielt, 1T 9rDesr ais Der Sldhsnraum
lranfrsihs, Spanisns, 9crtu9als unb prsubens.
eestsB Sa9r murns bic Grctcruns bss &aufalus
rrlenest unp Surfsitau unb 9lnicta annectirt.
llnr naiu jsst ncb Die groteruns ron abpfane.
Surh bic srcbartige Mahtitslluns @ublanSS in
Niisn mereen jsst niht MIR Die s,si sinsiasn nod
iitrissn auisbnlihsn unattansissn etaatsn jcnes
9Sslttbsils, nsmlih Ysrfen, Gbina unb Saran,
rersn @rensnahtar MN 9tublano thsilmeils III,
mcfr Cber minSsr bebrrht, rnhern nise @efabr silt
and Dem frittiihs scitinniihen &sias, bas nur nch
Der lnsrCfere Sbsl Der unattansissn Sartarsi prnl
rnten Getiet trennt. gSirb pclirnbS biz GAME
3a,tarr' rcn NuGlanh arnsttirt wt at(nst 20 tm,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-02-02

witrets tcbanoclt, iie tebelteu i6r Giaenbum urlb
blstsn DEN SSintcr iibcr in 9aracn Bel 9Sinebeitrr
III Sir8intn; iu fclaenncn Sabre fan,en Tic nah
5ressridstrwn in Warplanb.
3rrI Gage nah Der garitulatcn mar enblih
Cir 0enrr @lintcn, aus leinem falIten Glauten
aurssihredt, nit ciner 5Slctts IN Der Gbsiapeaf6ai
uIhensn, su ipdt st fs6rte nietcraeihtaaen
mad 9fer g)crf ;r,rid, no CT tafo ieincs Spmn,anz
Dos sntltst irurbe.
Wf,t Der Saritulatipn rrn 0crftcirn mar bic
unatbdn9sfsit Der &crciniaten Staaten feit tes
Sriinest. @n9lano muBc bic ,Srffnuna aufacten,
nc nit gSaheu5ciralt rieoer ;u untermerfen. Gs
fcnnts Den Sfric9 rcbl nc9 Elm Sabr fcrtisscn nne
BON Den nsutiden sSrfen, bic h i'm, rerfauft tat=
ten, Die l!sfcnts 9lulisferun9 fcroern, 9itraltar
murhe slan;eno ss9en bic Spanier pertbeipist une
Memiral 9trcnep 9sipann in Den Mntilen nod sinsn
midti9en ScsNes iiter DC GraiIe, ater oieis llm<
ndncs tss'inittstcn MIR Den MbihluB ces Srieoens,
ostsn Srtbmeneiafst nidt nsbr aeleuanst wercen
tcnnte. Sriese ,purre Denu ibcn am so. Ncpem=
Ter 1882 purh YrGliminarien asldIriIen, relce
int fclssneen Sabre surh sinen Gefnitiptractat ~
Nsrlailiss fsltdtist wurcen. Grt AM 25. Ncren,s
ber 1888 rdilntsn Die Gnaldnner Ner=9 9)rrf uue
3aifinatrn Hislt sinsn fssrlhen gtnsus in Die tts
freite Staet. Gr nabm oarauf Mtlhieo POM 6eere,
Sas cntlaien rurbs, le9te 9tshnuna ror DEN, Sens
Srslle III Ebilaeslpbia a6 unb trat in pas rratefen
;uriit. Sic Transpicn maren fsreits nacb Der Scis
aatt atscissslt, aafarette slsib naa Dem Safe
pcn yprftrmn, Dem ct fSr Dem ShluBast sss Sfrisz
ses ania6. Sir Die @sfanssnsn, uslds nod nibt
aasssmeaslt marsn, ihlu5 nun bic St,nps Ger
9rlDiln3 aus ibrcr barton uno ihnldblihen Gage,
fir alls Deati6en Sruprsn bic stunne Der 6sin,s
eetr. ster ifrs @cibsn waren entieslih sslihtst.
9ie 9rrsfulnsen, Die man anssitsat fat, nm Die
Sserlnitc ST ermitteln, tpetde bic @ereauftsu in
Wmerifa erittcn 1afen, itnb falid; iie Gaten si6=
gang nno 3llrracbs nitt gum GrunSs lssen fDnnsn,
neil ifusn bic &uppOrte niat ;usdnslih ssipsisn
line; ftes ru9en in Den SricsSarhipen Der tetrsfs
Feneen Staaten une wsrpen pas 9isbt bes Sa9eS
.rrbl ntslnats ertlifcn. 9siirislsipciis linb RON
Cen tcinen friufiiaen 8ssusutsrn, ,rslas 1850
Nann itarf auariiften, nur $50 ,lriifacfebrt uns
catsi linS nrh isetsmal Griasmannlhaften mad
yeicncst moroen. @rriiter! Das 9les lisst jsst
tinter uns! 3ur 6einatb Gle @lids, sur thsuren
peutihcn Ssimat9!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-02-02

Ct. 2ouis, Is. San. 0ie Nnfunit
.rrn Utaatlingen ans Dem Staate unb ans
Sanla6 uns Irfania5 lit iirar nihts Yeucs in uus
ltrsr Stant, esnn sit Nusbrua nss Srieses 1T llz
ten cine SSehs bsrfcilen, rbne DAP rcn ,6aus u,b
Oct rsrrictsne Tamilisn bier anfamen, nm enttrcs
Der in ct. Sruts ielbit Sbeah unb llnterbalt III
Hnssn, rner cs in Suinri5 uno anseren Staatsl,,
Die mrni9er Den gSshislfaasn ecs &,ieaes ausaeiebt
linp, SIT luhen. Sic St 9cuiler iinb leieer an ben
2lntlif Sisier at9etarmen, ron Dem arSstsn Gntz
tsbrnnssn Seusencen @s1altsn, eislsr Gararannens
Shse eurd bic Straben bet Stabt, ae,rStnt unb
NIT oislsm gs'rrbntmeroen 1T AUDI bic anfanas
lstba1t bstbsti9te S6elnabme fit bisie 2eue a6aes
lhmdd,t tpcrosn, trenn nitt gang erlclhen.
Ss 1T Dies tn elmer Sa9rss;sit, ,rie bic asaens
wdrtiSs, ocrpslt teoauerih nenn hieIe arn,en 9ers
tretensn, bic in jesi8er 3eit 9s3wunsen Iinb, lia
cine nens 'Ssinath ;u ilhen, iinb aan, telrnners
itel bran. gies Ron itnen, ipsun nidt Bic Meifen.
tcmncn guuoerts rcn Melen tei ixsnasr gDinters
fdlts, olns AUDI MIR taltwsss seniisenSe Ssltpuns,
Senannert - IN Dem msiitsn SGaen Az Sus, i'm
glnlti8en Sale arf cffencn, BON Sbien ae,cacnen
sSassn. Ser Ms9rSall mad iins ss bGllcls
Srauen, ttjabrte giitter nit srirablenen 8Shtern,
Sransn NIT einer Nn3afl 8innsr, bdufa Sauaiinae,
Die ais pNefuseeo" tisrhsr frnlnlen unb nas Ne Ser
ei.fe Srrrelt teriirfs iinS, 1T leiht bearsiHi6.
IN Cen jiin9ifsn Sasen iinb pieeer ;a6lreid5e yas
nl'eIs Die aus slrtanlas itammen, tier anselanst.
sic gfdnner nnp gdter eer NnfGmmlinae ifeten In
etr 8unessarmss unb iie fpnmen aus Der 0eaenb
ain gshite @irsr. @intmeilsn bat Der ppli,eiHef
ben Ssutsn Elm Sfbah tn Der galascrIe rerihafft,
Sa ss all anberen gcrfebrunssn fsblt. or. b. M.)
Sn 9ooneitfe, WiiTouri, fan, serRrfenen
Scnnerstaa Gin fetrunfsner srlbat, ter aus ben,
Sienite entlaien rcreen mar-er sebSrte friber
iu Sclcnel Grritsin's g. M. M. @eaimente -
mad Dem Sudertpaarsnz2 ron Mabame Bed
nnS fstrns iiA Bort in folder sesiie, bas bic gts
9entbimerin se;runsen mar, auf bic gtraEe III
iprinssn une uln eilfe III rufen Ser Maspr scn
eoonriac Sr. MsSsarmcn, fam berts mue rsr.
inhts bic @uls missr bsr3ufsasn. Ser sclnat
sassssn ranhts:fh jest sesen Srn. Ms9sarmcm,
mcrauf Sisisr einen @erclrer scs unb Dem @eaner
;rsi tSetlihe Wnncen tstrahte, benen er bic alsi,
DE staht erlas. Ser 8c,faa srrests unter Der in
SrcnpiIe tatrmitten 6. W. Wt. grress Aufiebsn,
ia bic Soleaten bsbrrbten icaar bas 9eten ees
Mascr, menat tisir es fir asrattm tiAt, bic
tluht ~ trart'ltn. (Pf B. sGl
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-02-02

leine oitaitatiiAen @efsunsen burd Gilsntabnsn
NIT Dem enrcrSii4sn &uBlanc ,u rertinnsn, 70 rirb
ss ibm leiAt msrSen, bort cine Wiaht su tnipids
elm, trslher Gnslane feline dtnlias sntsessnFsasn
fann
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22
New York Markets.


NEW YoAx, May 20
COTT0S-Firra At $50 for niddiinG; salsa At
auction. 4S3&53Si striesiy abiding, 4O94O@ /.
lev middhsss Ss9SS. for good orders payable in
gsIs.
FL0UR-Dun and 59Iae lower; sAles AZ I0ss
20 for extra State; soar 90 for extra round
hoop 0hioi 90 for trAas brands. Market clos
ing heavy.
wHIsKT-rull, heavy aud lower; westss
%
wHEAF-without eselssd change; poor Whit
and rsd Western, 26e1i 80.
BrE-Dull and nominally lower.
eORh-Opened active ut i63l1<c bett6r, elnsing
dull at 6sg7t for new mixsd Western 5000 Tor
leans, aud ~ for white do.
oAIs-opsned At 23Se hsttsr and closed dull.
With "a improvement in measure. ~ 5o86ZS1 for
Western.
COFFEE-Quist and hrm.
SU9AR-Duii.
PETgOLEUM-oaist at sse for srnds, and 4oe
for refined 10 bond.
PoRK-U usettlsd aud lower At % OO4z5 rs Tor
new mess. closing At q 90 for cash q OOG92l 60
for s. aud "a do. cash aud regular @Ay, eIo-inx
t2I so esshi q o. for prime aud ls 50a20 90 f5r
prime mess. Also 200 bbis new mess At Nay
June and July sellers Aad buyers Option, At n
23@Z2 50.
BEEs-HeAvy. Sales Of $500 bbIs at lOaI4
for prime niece, and l28lS for extra ness
BEEF HAMs-FHm At 2512s
eUI MEATs-Easier al ls9l44 for should r..
And i54is for tams
BAU0s-HsAvy 1T 10 fer Gun blrlAad Gu i, and
l8sS aiSs< for short clear.
LAED-U Hchsu gsd i6aIs
BUrrEE-Duii spd heavy ~ 1927
BIO Ky FAY Il per cent on ell leans.
sIEktING kxCHANGE--ouis. aud srm at
sgs<gi 10
OLD Dull with ut chang essaing at a 81
AM o,.ng At l 500 kosal sKpors VI spcete 70.
COW sFJCKs-shad. drm~r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22
THE VERY LATEST
TELE 81 r n PHI

No SUNDAY NIsHT REPoRT con.
sequence Of the death Of Mr. Beach. late
operator in the telegraph Office in this
city, the office was closed last night, and
we are without our usual Sunday nights
report.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22
Cincinnati Market.

CIAeTESAET, May 20
FLoUR-Dull sales OF low gTa 81 a. 90,
superb q Ia held q o..
WnEA -aed In moderate demand Prime
Hers al 35gl 81.
ooRN-searcs and sAIes to limited extent at
7548le.
oATS-4Gc and Arm.
WHISKY-Dull and nm settled 1 % offered nd
o. asked.
PORk-Meas opened firm, aud 400 bbis sold At
"A 80, but after tie new. from New rk th5 Ksar-
ket becaIe hat and there were no buyers a. over
% 60 Bulk Meats could have been bought at
I2913e. The feeling ia the market 10 very dull
snd heavy.
BUfTER-Decilned 60 zs930c.
EGGS-Dull at 22923e.
G0LD-t29.
MoEEY-Plenty at s@l0 per oeHt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22
DRY GOODS.
TO fHs LADIES OF ExAsovILLE AND


TO fHg LADIES or EVANSVILLE AND
T THE UNDERSIGNED. WOULD REsRCr-
i 4. fully call the &ftsuticn Of the ladies % The
fact that have lust returned non New York
With fsil aud sell salsessd stock Of Dry Gosdss
consisting % tbs latest styles q
Dress Goods, Brown ana Bleaehed
Muslins, Prints. Linens, &C., &c.
Also, large snd veil selected supPIy Of
M r =. = ~ II II " Z
Consisting Of
Bonneis Of svsry description. Untrinmsd.
HAts for Ladies, mipss, and Infants
A full line % Fancy Ornaments.
fall line Of Laess-IIlusion. slIk and Grape.
full line sf RibbOas. wAish eAuaoi b bs-s in
Prizes or Quality Is the West
A line Of Preach Flowers ans - the city Of
New York .soras. Also.
American Fis-sfs. hana.omsiy initiated, At very
lon sgurss
Anything in the way of Millinery
Done 70 order in the Best Styles.
So Minln. nom the CITY or Country would
do veil to sxaza this stock before buying else
where.
VIZ EE MANUFACTURING
cl0aks. Basques, and Aaatillas
Aud have ths asfurs on hand eonstA tiy, from the
e9eapsst 10 she very b e Of
Black snk .asy ass Slack cioshs, and
Trimmiags f gloaks and Dresses. Of every style
As ~ dom mind the truuble % showing our
Goods. IL wi ~ great advantage 10 thosa Who
come TO ksansiis 20 buy thsir spring stock, TO
60 10
b d - u NJ.
No. IL First Street,
(BetsOeen Aoin and Locust Streets)
Exaninins the stock and hear the pries, for, as
bought my 1eoaa uadsr the late panlc, 1an sell
cheaper tAan any house. In the city.
D. BAUM.
p s.-Ladies In want Of Hsfr suItchss or
Curls or Froans, hnd . sHPtiy here con
stAntly.
No bunips@s Transacted % saiH-ssy ASSN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22
KANAWHA SALT.

IN 600 LARGE AND SMALL BARREL
III. OOO on hand aud 70 arrive, and for sale
a. the lowest market price, BY
l. BUFFEER,
No. North Water St, over First National BAnk.
s8-Sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22
COMMERCIAL.
Evansville Markets.

EVANSVILLE, May goth.
Business in produce and grain has been salts
faetorIly good during the past week, and prices
have been well mai ntAined bus with downward
tendency In groceries business has lean fair
aud prices are gradually declining. Ppos the
whole, the business Of the week has bssn fair
MONEY-Money market easy
GoLD-Lowsr and quOtable at I25@I2s.
sILYER-II58IIs.
BACoE-DuIl and unchanged at Ice for should
ers. and l9920c for clear sides and hams.
BUTTER-Is rather scarce and arm at 35a4oc
BEANS--Duu al 1 25g1 90.
BRAN-frm at 81 50 per 100 pounds and scarce.
CHEEsE-western Reserve, hrm ct 2e92I.
FLoUR-In light demand and prices weak
and tending downward; Sc so for extra, and
s. % for XXX family.
WHEAT-stsady At 25 for Red and White.
oArs-NominAl at 559eO IRON wagon.
CoRN-Dull At 75c in ear
BARLEY-stsasy at 81 90 in sacks and dull.
RYE-Dun at 75aso with but little arriving.
FLAX sEED-Dun at 1901 90.
CLOVER SEED-NOminsI; none in market
TIMOTHY SEEDS.
FEATHERs--Live 45a5oc and dropping.
GENsENG-steady at 70.
LARD-LO@er and may be quoted at Is@ls
GR0CERIRs-Dull but prices unchanged
CoFFEE-SOGss1ze for Rio.
sUGAR--stea st l59l9.
MoLASsES-Firm at 81 O091 90
sYRUP-sl l09l 80.
HAY-Firm and in good demand at s26g27.
baled.
PoTAToEs-searce aud firm At "a 2594 so for
Eastern per barrel.
HIDEs-Deelinsd to FOR green, and zI9l2
for dried.
sALT-Firm and steady at zoe per bush.
wHsKY-Deelining 81 s. 0T92 10.
woOL-FIrm ~ Soas2c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22
NEW SALOON.

CAPrAIN KLAUS HAS OPENED A FIRST
~ class saloon on the corner Of Main and
hcaors Of all kinds. A liberal share Of patronage
q solicited lmS7 -dSn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22

NEw YoRK, May 20-The Evening
Star from New Orleans on the l3th,
brings papers containing more Mexican
news
When Col Toweshioky went out TO
attack the Liberals at Nave. The greater
part Of bis cavalry deserted when order
ed to charge. de cred upon them with
his infantry, and commenced retreatiRg,
but was ambushed and killed. Tfs Re-
mainder of the troops surrendered i'm
mediately.
The Liberals have marched within 8
miles OF Piedras- Negras Macmillan 8
native troops cannot be trusted.
A letter from Rio Grand City says
new revolution is breaking out on the
frontier. Both the Batiluas have joined
their forces with Leon at Camergo, and
are expected to attack Matamoras.
The steamer Constitution has arrived
from Annapolis with 500 paroled SOL
diers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22
HACK LINE.

Evansville and Mt. Vernon Tri-
Weekly Hack Line.
I EAyEs Evansville every Tuesday. Thursday
L. and Saturd y, 81 O'Clock. Once at the
Washington House.
Leaves Mt. Vernon every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at O'Clock 0face At the Union Ho-
tel THoS. B. ANGEL, Proprietor.
Eayi5-iw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22

OCEAN TRAVEL.
TeHE WE'LL KNOWN EAvORlTE CLYDE
4 built Iron Screw Steamships Of the sCa Oh
LINE,
HIBERSIA, CALEDONIA,
BkITAN MA, UNITED hl%GBOM.
are Intended to sail foTtnightIy between NV
York AMI GLASGOW.
These steamers wsre uilt specially Tor the
Atlantic trade, Are divided inso water Aed air.
tight CON partments, and fitted up in every
respect to insure the SAT ~. comfort aid convs-
nience Of Passengers. Al OK erieneed Tgeon
accompanies each ship. The proyi ions will be
properly cooked and served IN uaIimitsd qua IT,
les.
RATES OF PASSAGE
To and from Liverpool, Glasgow, Dublin, Be-
fast, Londonderry, &c:
Cabins, Sos and $50; Intermediate, SIS; Steer.
age, SIS, payable In gold or its equivalent.
Those who wish 10 send for their friends can buy
tickets az these rates from this Agents.
FRANCIS MACDONALD CO.,
ian274n Bowling Green, New YsFk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22
Cheap Lands I'm Virginia.

NEw YoRK, May 20.-The Herald $
Virginia correspondent says:
There is great chance for Northern
emigrants to the Soathern States
Land that could not be purchased for
less than $3.50 per acre is now selling at
- and 81 so per acre. Already there
is plan, with aid Of Northern capital,
in course Of preparation, where large
estates in Virginia will be cut up into
small tracts, with a view to their cult
vation BIZ Northern farmers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-22

New York, May 20-The steamer
Mississippi, from Key West, 18th, has
arrived
The Sand Key and Key West lights
we're not lighted, in consequence OF the
ram Stonewall being at Havana taking
in ammunition, and being expected to
come into Key West.
The Powhattan was sent over to Ha-
vana, also the Aries and Dale, TO keep
the Stonewall from coming out Great
excitement prevailed at Key West in re-
gard to the matter.
The TribuRes Washington special
says: Rev. DR.. Dyer has obtained the
lock of the Libby Prison for the use of
the Northwestern Sanitary Fair.
A complete assortment of the arms
used in the service, with many captured
guns, will also be made up for the fair,
and Secretary Stanton has promised the
loan of JEFF Davis's crinoline.
The 7Inles's Washington special says:
John c. Breckenridge, Benjamin, Tren-
holm and Extra Billy Smith are skulk-
ing in the vicinity of Fernandiua, Fla.
Sheridan has been sent in the direction
of Texas.
The whole number of eonvalescent
soldiers in Washington, who are to be
discharged, will be $4,000. Their pa
pers are being made out as fast as pos
sible.