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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-13

Gun regular weekly SUMMARY Of
the markets will appear Tomorrow
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-13
MERCHANTS UNION
Express Company

rrAVING PUT THEIR DIRECT
IL and great Through Lines ia perfect
Working order, are now prepared To do a
General Express Business with the East.
West, Southwest, and Northwfst, includ-
Ing the carrying and collecting OF Money,
Xaluables, DC. M A laa4. "
between New York, Boston, philadelphia,
BunAlo, Detroit CLEVELAND, glncinnaati,
CHEN, indian ar oils, Terre Haute, St. Louis.
and ali intermediate points, and are being
rapidly extended over All the routes OF
The capital OF this Company Is 81
Twenty AfiIIion Dollars,
and Is an ample guarantee TO the public
OF its responsibility. All losses and DAM
age OF properly entrusted 90 chr care VIII
be promptly and eqnitably adjusted. !. IL !
Every effort win be made TO merit the
patronage OF the public Our rates are as
low as those OF any responsible Express
Corn t1affu.it tHl NitfIir iff itltNt .fs.
S''F'i an9 r.. r. WALDEN, Agent.
ONCE for the present. ~ ~ " 4,I.
q Tf5lH No. Sycamore Htreet. 1
uovI3 dam 2 4 si-Jti iiit lltf itts i.'~ 81 ....
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-13
r,0R sALE AND FOR nENT.-IDO

Persons desiring TO sell either Houses,
Lots, Lands, o. Firms, can hove the same
disposed Of by leaving g description at the
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-13

MxAxPAYERs WISHING. TO PUR
III chase City Orders, can be supplied
with a small lot by applying 70 s.
!, now div ~ LIANT * BROTHER.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-13

WHOR "A No. I large Jack
- for sale on easy terms, or would trade
~. ~ 0'--''' M, w. SHANNON,
move div KIT Atthe Bulls Head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19

SAN FRANCISCO. 1nHrscay, May H. ftuo
Six hundred boxes OF Grants candles sold to-day at
23c. ib:
The Wheat market is unchanged sales of 2, 100 sacks
of prime, at Al 20 y bushel.
The San Francisco Refinery quotes circle A crushed
Sugar at l5c. ID.
Mining shares are generally weak: Ophir, $40; I'm
peral $780, Empire Mill, 49, Yellow jacket, $40;
Belcher 1903; Chollar, $3b.
Legal tenders, 7Sc.
SAN FRANCISCO Friday, May L. leo. p
dispatch yesterday states that an extensive coal mIe
had been discovered at Sooke, near Victoria, " l.
At Fort Whipple on the 10Th, the Moqui Indian war
riors arrived and surrendered their arms.
General markets continue dull The crops Of grain,
wool and wne of tine quality are coming to market in
great abundance.
Arrived bark Brignardallo Mezzini, Genoa; steamer
Moses Taylor Bethen, San Juan.
Thirtyve hundred pounds Of Sonoma wool sold today
at 20Ic Strictly prime Wheat, 81 IS per 100 10
Mining shares are weak; Ophir si22; Alpha, $40
Yellow Jacket $740 Cholar-Potos 1887 Crown Point,
81 200. Legal Tenders 7S.
Honolulu letter of April 81 states that large number
of whalers had touched at the ports Of the Sandwich
Islands, and that brisk whaling next Fall is an
ticipated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
MEXICO.
The Financial Embarrassment Of Maxtntiiaz-
Economy in the Imperial Paiaee-The New
Commsndsr sf CHG Foreian Hesi"--

ECONOMY N the Amperfoi fhhaee-Ane NsW
Commandsr ef Jhe Foreian Lesi""
IorTstpoDesnce OF The y. \. Tribune
MEXICO, May s, 1913.
astronomical reductions continue Great financial re-
forms are taking place land His Majesty while largely re-
ducing the number Of servants at the palace has sold ell
his horses save ten One of the physicians of the palace
has also been dismissed finally the civil list has been re-
duced two-thrdsthat is say the IateRdaRt OF tho
civil list will only receive $500 900 for the personal exc
penes Of the Emperor and his house. and the remainder
will serve pay the claims of the family of Iturbde The
Emperor also takes his account the sum OF $6ol No.
the expense incurred for the construction OF the Palace
Of Mexico and of the Alcazar OF Chaputepec. !.
Gen. Negre has taken command Of the Foreign Legion
which will be composed of six battaons, the Austrian
corps (o four battaons and the Belgian corps of two
battaons all united under the administration and
forming from March the nucleus OF the foreign army Oh
q 900 men, who are according the treaty Of MiaIar
to remain in Mexico a standing army after the depart
ure of the French expeditionary corps.
1t is the French Treasury which at present pays ths
Austrian and Belgian troops
People expect with great Impotence the PRONUNCIATION
of the budget and of the financial measures which
have been announced for long tme and which, ex-
pected are the country from that uneasness which
ruins it, but profound secret surrounds the WORK OF
the Committee that the plan devised by NJ Langlas s DOS
definitely known. II is hoped, in the meanwhile, that
this posponement arises only from the desire TO receive
dispatches from Gen. Amonte and Of the exChief Of his
Cabinet Elon both of which have started financial
mission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
The Old School Presbyieriaa General Assess>
sIy-R. l.. stanton Chosen Msdersssr-The
New Scheduled Hopkins Of New-Ysvh
Elected Moderator.

ST. LOUIS NO.. Thursday. May II. lss6.
The General Assembly or the Old School PresbyteriaDg
met in DIR. Nichols Church. the corner of Fifth and
Walnut-sts., this morning. DIR. Lowry OF Newborn
preached the opening sermon.
The candidates, representing different parties, were
nominated for Moderator with the following result: X.
l.. Stanton 1853; p ID. Gurley, 10, and X. Wilson, IL.
Number of Commissioners present 259.
The General Assembly of the New School prcsbytenans
also met in Dr. Nelson's Church, the corner Of Four
teenthst and Lucasplace, this morning The opening
sermon was preached by Dr. Shaw OF Rochester, New
York.
Prof Hopkins of Auburn, NewYork, was chosen
Moderator.
Two hundred and one Commissioners were present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Marine I.sellige.ee stormy weather.

FORTRESS MONROE Thursday. May II. 1865.
The bark Osceola 60 days from Liverpool for Baltimore,
arrived within the Capes yesterday Her mate died th
passage and was buried here. The brig Yazoo 80 days
from Liverpool for Baltimore with a cargo of salt ssd
passed the Capes yesterday. Both vessels proceeded up
the Bay.
Weather extremely stormy to-day.
FORTRESS MONROE Thursday May II, 1865.
The French "a gun figatc Dunbaon passed up the bay
yesterday afternoon bound for Annapolis, Md.
FORTRESS MONROE. Friday. May 1s, 1900.
The steamer Kaorama, from Charleston for Baltimore,
put in here to-day under OF weather. She reports
stormy weather outside.
II raned hard here yesterday and the storm continued
to-day from the North.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
FBIGHTFUL RAILROAD DISASTER IN
TENNESSEE.
Seven Lives Reported Lest.

LOUISVILLE Ky, Friday May is, lt6t
1t is reported that about 10 clock this morning. while
construction train with numbe: OF hands board was
passing over the railroad bridge at GAINESVILLE, Tenn leo
feet high one of the spans gave way precpatng the
cars into the water. Seven lives ii is said, were lost.
The wires are interrupted and further particulars Of
the disaster allowable at present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19

PRICE FOUR CENTS.

WOOL.
Mr. WARD IN. " presented the petition Of nrmeroY,
citizens Of Bath ~ Y in favor Of increasing the tariff on
wool.
ENTOMOLOGY.
Mr. o MILL Pa presented the memorial Of the Off
ees Of the chronological Society of Philadelphia asking
for an appropriation Of $1,000 per annum to be expended
IN the publication and circulation of the monthly period
zeal called The Practical Ent0moiogia.
Referred to the Committee on Agriculture.
PRIZE MONEY.
The SPEAKER presented communication fom Tho
Secretary or the Treasury in response to the House resoc
ton of the 9th Of April, the subject of prize money.
Laid on the table.
K00NTZ VS.. COFFR0TH.
Also papers in the contested election of Kcontz
against C0froth which referred to the Committee On
Elections.
SATURDAYS SESSION.
On motion Of Mr. ScnEScK lOhio opposed by Sr.
Morrill,, IL ordered that the proceedings tomorrow
shall be confined to general debate if in the Committee
OF Whole on the President Annual Message
The House then, at u o'clock, adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
1n InE YOUNG ANp RIsINe GENERATION,

I'M TIE YOUNG AND RISING GENERATION,
a.. ,ee,stiye fowers Of 10 strong bat IN few years
how onep y. Ts6 has the eksr sy. ana emlcia,td FORM
.pd n, imrotlii,y of application 20 mental effort, show
s ts.il aaleree i seen becomes evident 10 the obse"
na some 6sple,,ls eleclirs the development
sfhe tody.
patent be female the restraints q fashionable o' ~
ne tco Win tAe body hs clothed tie mind eagerly intent 0"
t.srs When ole 1cienent finished eroiheT In pio'ts
lers The mind obGy sensitive and stoaity folsid the eie'
bd,terbe 70 ortre strength EyposUIt to night ar ana O0'S
with excessive dancing produce heI hnHa'e ene'' o
o unfortunate female regardless of tie pain dictates Of nneirne
,.ure becomes an unwilling subject 10 medical treatment The ap
,o,b u the tesstf nd wonderful PtIod which body and mind
upd,rso q, s,raus ctreo hom eld to and in which
Astur to tAos saving powers dfng he circulation tnd
,i,nt Tie cheek boom q htdAs locked for in vain
Ccn,uDTt.oD ttledd
Aa ncIea pTste has grown by vht led on The energies
# The syem are TTosIsed and The whole economy deranged
In Tevowre tie csn,es Of distressing complaints lie most
painful to contemplate attendant evils consequent upon them
bat simple v,.e 10 The sajeci few Of the many
additional wlh largely ss.e the e health and happiness
sfs1 society and which consequently affect OF less
directly The welfare Of the entire human ny and at the time
seins the Lsra edy ar the removal Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19

He is Forbidden 10 Exercise Judicial Pune.
tions while Unpardoned.

tioms while Uupardoued.
NOZZLE Friday. May le, ls@.
The Erening News publishes the following order
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ALABAMA, !
May H. le66 !
In compliance with instructions from the President Of the
United States hereby directed that Raphael Semmee DO
not permitted 10 hold exercise the function Of Judge OF the
Probate Court Mobile County any other civil or political
Office of trust while remains unpaIdoled by the President
BY order OF Breyet Major Gen. CH,s r. WOODS,
A. RAMSAY MTNrGER, A. A. General
Judge Bond will perform the duties Of the Office in the
mean time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19

RALEIGH Friday, Nay ~ Iss,sssn
large fire at Goldsborohgh last night n
block Of four buildings including the Offices OF I"' D"S
Ne,cs and the National Express Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19

ST. LOTS, Thursday May II, ltd
The President and directors Of the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad and Major Z. Wthers OF Mobile, and desga.
ton of gentlemen representing the commercial interests
of that CITY arrived yesterday and the guests Of the
members Of the Merchants Exchange of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
EIELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTEAcT BUoHU.
INpROyED ROSE NASH.

IMPROVED ROSE WASH,
dic.y from the system Diseases Of the Urinary
Organs arising habits Of dissipation little little
change diet exposure completely upednz those
eessan dangerous remedies Copbs and Mercury curing
shoss unpleasant and DANGEROUS DISEASES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE:

We make 10 secret Of the ingsdisn BELMB0LDS FLUID
EXTRACT BUCHL composed Of Buchu, Cabebs snd Juniper
Berries selected with great and prepared in BY H.
HELMBOLD Druggist and Chemist Of sixteen experiences IN
thu City OF Philadelphia and which prescribed by ths mott
eminent yns admitted to in the United States
Army and son very genera IN Sse Hopi, and public
Sanitary Installations throughout the land
fDr physician Of tw sniy ysrs experience ssds
graduate Of the Jefferson Medical College and Of the University Of
Nsdieine and Surgery o. Philadelphia
air IT, T. HELxBoLD-Dsy Sir In regard to the question s'sed
my opinion Bue1 would say that have used and
sed the article various forms for the thirty do not
tnt there any PREPARATION hsve not used OF known
BE- where medee agent would
be indicated You well my.e that It has been
ensvy employed the various diseases Of the bladder and kid
oeys reputation he, acquired my judgment warranted
5y the facts.
have and used before stated form BaeH
powdered the simple dc0ciion tinclre hd eIcissnd
am cogazsnl Of any preparation o. that all squal
yvnn Twelve year, sIpsTsnee ought think to give the
eight TO jodge Of Il, uiehts
value your Buclu for efe patients have cured with IT,
cured with diseases ~ the bsider and kidneys than
have cured with any other Bushu other pope
Tory compound Of whsisyer name.
Respectfully your. &c.
GEO. X, KEYsER. MD
no. 40 Woodst. Pittsburgh, Penn
August d, Is6s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
HELMBOLD'S

HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA,
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED.
Ons bottle equivalent in strength gallon Syrup or De
coction.
reaches the seat the dssss. immediately -rpeias all HI
noRs OF THE BLOOD and
BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXIONi
These articles being Of such strength the dos exceedingly
sns Fom this fact used In the United States Army Ho.pa,
end public ssnts1y Institutions throughout the land
PRINCIPAL DEPoTs.
HELMBOLD'S
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
NO 594 BROADWAY NY,
HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT,
DO. I04 SOUTH TENTH ST.. (BELow CHEsTNUT)
PHILADELPHIA.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
sgwARE OF c0pgTEnEITs "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
HELNiBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
FOR WEAKNESS


.usse YEos Ixorssst or rpnoksToS EIIsTISs
O. BoTn skxrs md Iur
Attended with the following symptoms:
indposiont to E1eIton Lose Of Power Loss Of Memory, D
rpy Of Breathing General wskness Horror Of Disease Wesf
Serve, Trembling Of Death Nigh; sweas Cod Feet wske
Duless division LsngsOT Universal Lassiuae Of the Mus
sus System, oaen Enormous Appetite with DyPepc Symptoms
Hands Flushing the BODY Dryne the Skin Psd Coune
and EpOa the Face Pain the Back eavine of the
Eyss, Frequently Black Spots flying before the Eyes with Tenn
toy sasacn and Loss Of Sight Want Of Attention Great Mob
y with Horror Of Society Nothing desirable
sueh Solitude aud nothing they dread for Fear Of
Themselves RpOse Manner Esrnesne.s Speculation
b., hurried Transition from question to another
There symptoms allowed to Onwhich this Medicine invsr
ably follow LO' Of POrey, Fatally and EpPn Fin
o. ore o? which lie patient may expire.
Daring supeInendence Of Dr. Wilson at the BlOOmnsdse
Asylum , Sad resah occurred to two patients had for
lime zen them and both died Of epilepsy.
Who say frequently followed by
.ho.e drea diseases, INSANITY and CONSUMPTION! The
records of, at and the melancholy deaths by COR'H
ion bear ample witness TO the truth In Lunsc
Gylaus melancholy exhibition appears The cOuntensnce
b seaay sodaen and quite de.as-nether Mh Grief
Should sound of the voice it is rarely srtcDlate
with wofll measures Despair
Low sulen sounds his grief beguiled"
While the Of the shove diseases and ymPtOm'
esrea offer invaluable g Of chemistry fOr the
xev, Of the con,equenesf-
HELMBOLDS
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED FLUID
EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
rg THERE is NO TONIC LIKE IT. "a
Of hope the surgeon and psien this {. the
testimony Of al who have used ITeserbsdit
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Non Retention neOnBenee Of Urine, Irritation, Inflammation
tsesrston of the Bladder Kidneys, Dssa'e, Of the
Prostate Gland, Stone IN the Bladder, Calculus,
Gravel or Brick Dust Deposit, and all Dis
Of the Bladder, Kidney and
DrOpses swellnsG
HELMBOLDS
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
sn affections peculiar feuae. unsqualed sny other preps
erosion customary nations liberation shOu Of
HE Uterus LeoeOrThes and all complaints incident 10 The ser
whether arising from habits Of dissipation imPudence or in the
D.clins OF Change Of Life.
HELMBOLDS
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
Prisoners Ea Reute.
CAIRO. H.. Thursday

CAIRO. ILL, THURSDAY. may 10 i0I
The removal of Col Soo, the Radical Postmaster OF ths
city, is announced. Col. Graham is named as ms sue.
cess0r -. .,
Twenty-six military prisoners from Little Roek, Ark,
passed here to-day ca to the pententsy IN Coun
bus Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
u,..s..spps steamer sssk- Teal Less.

emo Friday. May Ia 1885,
The steamer Memphis sunk at Isand No, ~ ON MS
Mississippi River on the night OF 'ns , ss, az,
loss. She 10 insured in Cineibns' '"' S''~"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
USE HELMBOLDS
FLUID EXTRACT BUCH

In the Urinary Organs whether existing in m's OF female
from originating and Of how long standing
It pleasant and odor immediate in Ito action, and
STRENGTHENING any the preparations Of Barb Iron.
Those suffering Dslcs,s Consaiios
the remedy q, once.
The however slight be tbs attack Of
she shove disease is sac the bodily health mental powers
hsppnes posery ash and blood supported
foEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
NETWORK, SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1866

Consul for Saxony in Milwaukee and Antonio Maria dc
Zea as Consul Of Spain, at Portland, Maine.
CoyPTRNRD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-19
HELNIBOLD'S

peculiar females is unequaled by other prepare
don Retention Irregularities panuaeu sup
yrsson customary nations liberation scrhous Of
he Uterus Leocohs and all complaints incident 10 the
whether arising from habits Of dissipation inpudnces in the
D,elins OF Change Of Life.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03
a.oantanuss IRON 1r.s rase.-esa

20 examine and report upon it and that in the
meantime Dr. Burns stay proceedings.
The report Of Dr.. Tebault, health officer Of the
Second District was read. Its principal points
were that he had withdrawn eli restrictions on
she markets; and that he has oaused the arrest of
2 Tnan named VI. o. Cooper, who had been pass
ng himself Oh as health offeeE and extpFung
money III that character.
Ihe report of Dir, Lewis, health officer of the
Third District was read III III stated that bilious
remittent fever was very prevalent among unae.
climaAe laborers; and thai in consequence the
universal practice Of keeping hogs by the people
OF his district he had thought it advisable to get
instruction from the board before taking pro-
ceedings in such great number OF eases to the
manifest injury Of many poor persons who are
greatly dependent on this mode Of providing
themselves with scanty ysrsseRrees.85a nj ssts
The report Of Pr, Hulse, health officer of the
Fourth District, was read Its principal feature
was the condemnation of the Toledano street
wharf as a disgrace.
The reports We're, under the rules, all referred
10 the committee on health
Then the board adjourned.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03
IEecelpts by Enilrondn.

N. o., j. Il G. N. R. R.-LOct 40 bales cot
ton 7 Il & j NJ Allen-3 do Thornhill Il Richardson
Carroll, Hoy &co-4 Jno Williams &co--5 Viii
son Patton &co-S Payne, Huntington &co-29 NJ
Hillar &co--3 A Miltenberger &co-l D O Aldrch
Bower & Garner-3 Ethel & Thomas Lloyd
Merritt, Dunham McKinnell &co--1 do Warren
Crawford &co-12 1856 feet lumber to Eager, Ellie.
man &co-l5,000 do Baker & Adams-6 bbls tur.
pentine Hnke &co-1iot hidesW H Fl With,
erell-l car wood and sundries to order-Total l1G
bales cotton
NO. 0. & G. W. R. R.-oet I'll bales OF
cotton to G " Bancker &co-5 hf-bales cotton tC
MoAtagne 4 Carloss--69 hides to NJ Lahusque--37
bbls rice L Surle-3 do E Pinaud-17 500 feet o1
lumber Hotard &eo-3500 do to Boudreau-36{
head cattle and sundries to order
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03

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3. 5a,, marc ,voII attandod Tbe second race fo.
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+hroa .T ,Tarter Ia ,niIes dasb Tntlsy eaIna in frat
a,5.trra. saoc,,a ona Kr;gbtboo5 +firil 4;rna
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neto1ar NM ,a,1ort - M fro
1Ta,,a6,, sa,,
tan+iar1 - 1strsa,r,a +; o.raati,,
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- ~ ,',s - 80 ssG ooo ~
Y naniai 1g carTar5 tba fart1sF y +ha n.z,,
.sa4a.s .sa,.as3 20 I1ats si.s r
snnaa9 0,,il, in fJIsr conr+v -
Is'-9l-4+ :. - = 1,3a1,,n.I
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W. 80 7s b. ,,hita - i,,i,, ons
nats ia Egasspor,, sg9 so pacon a}nndars ave
3eSa 5ioan a;aas ooso Tor5 !; tia,ons 1el -
bG,1 Wb;sI,v So 90 a. s,ee' s's..Y'4' NssV'
$500 l,,,,.s w l. y o.4obor Elo,r ona
,,,d steady ro,, syno,fne s1n Eola1I
traaa brands sIq0115 Rad wbaat M i - "a
Siory, Arm, H. sn6as9c oats A91045c Pvo fin, a.
sI IllaI Js BaTlsy q 5oesI "a wbists . % tT.ss
porl, 40 II. aotiya ,.itg solas oe I9oo Iarra,s
Total stoc Il e0n harrsIs nm
beld s,n,lg al l4aS7leac stocIr ~ an ;na. ono
NM hs Racon ir gair io1in,, ,leTna,d a. a. ~.
sbonldars o0l0S9alc IN eloar .;aos sih,,o5
sidos ars IN wanted. n,iees mammal isr5 was
nreasea IN tba r,ar,at salns ooo +;er,os i 1e4S
iRsc rotton--md,1lina 40c a 41os GENERALLY IaId
~ u - 8 H. - re: Z :
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03
By THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
G0ttOn Again AdYaneed---NIiddllng I5d
vi
ATLANTIC CABLE BANQUET IN LIVERPOOL


LONDON, Oct. 2.-There is no general news Of
Importance today.
The money market is quiet and steady. Con.
aols, s9s, q, s. 5-20's. I'll.
I1vRanoon, 0ct. 2.--Gotton Is active. Prices
have advanced IA, The sales to-day we're so 900
bales. Kidding uplapds, l5d. Breadstuts are
easier.
BOsToN, Oct. a. Charles sumner delivered the
opening lecture Of q course before the Parker
Fraternity this evening His subject was Tie
Presidential policy, the one man power and Con
gress.
Cyrus W Field arrived here this afternoon, and
viii leave for New York tomorrow.
On Monday evening, October 1st, a hanquetwas
given in Liverpool to celebrate the success OF the
Atlantic cable. and was presided over by Lord
Stanley, the minister Of foreign affairs. During
the festivities Mr.. Fields health was proposed BY
Stanley, and drank amid great enthusiasm.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03
TOWBOATs.

F. LINE.
COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POWERFUL
sIDE-wHEEL AND PROPELLER TowBoATs:
Achilles, side-wheel, Capt; BOWEN.
NEW BOAT BUILDING side-wheel, CAPT LANE
NEW BOAT BUILDING, side-wheel, CAPT. LOMBARD.
Equator, Propeller, CAPT. WARREN.
Wabash, Propeller, CAPT. MELVILLE.
Republlc, Propeller, CAPT. sTURTEYANr.
Wicaco, Propeller, CAPT FALLETr.
Tecumseh, Propeller, CAPT. sCHELLENGER.
Norman, Propeller CAPT. CooKsEY.
Reliance, Propeller CAPT AvERILb
The Achilles having large deck capacity is well adapted for
lishterng outside the Bar
The Wabash, Norman and Reliance have powerful Steam
Engines and Pumps capable throwing at lowest speed
$500 gallons of water per minute.
The number and vel known power boats demon
strated last is guarantee that unaecess delay
will occur at the Bar.
For terms of towage lighterage pumps apply to
Enw. A. YoRKE & CO.,
ss5P6ydras street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03
gew 0ts gssy Cmsaut 3vspssasy ptulHo Qepps B. 1856

For TEXAS VIA BRAsnEAR CITY.-The steamers
of the Morgan line, which leave Brashear City on
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday for Calves
ton and Sundays for Sabine Pass, after the arrival
of the morning trains from the city by the 0pe.
iousas railroad afford both pleasant, cheap and
expeditions means of going to any part of Texas
which should attract the attention of travellers
The ferry to connect with the trains from
the foot Of St. Ann street at e o'clock, and the
train leaving the depot in Algiers at s AN.
Can you tell me how the old devil is % asked
anirreverent fellow Of clergyman
MY friend, you must keep your own family
record, y was the reply.