davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13

a have had thsAm numbers
tsiouAly hwOadlyT pisAsA have
ever been the most bigoted, intolerant,
ignorant and corrupt. They are inva-
riable concomitants, and the coase-1
quences are natural to the antecedent
conditions Men who limit their associ-
-ations -to-a certain class, who listen to
single strain of the harp of a thou
sand strings, who read only the litera-
ture and illusions of like character,
necessarily become narrow minded, dog
matte, self-shffseiens Land thoughtless.
They Observation-Disclosures isaddressea to
their minds with the intelligence of the,
parrot; recognizing no harmony in ANY
other than the strain they have been
taught Nothing strikes those ears as
possessed fof any valuable meaning
which il not expressed in the sentences
that have been impressed, IS the worthis
est incalcatious, and the cole truths to
be remembered and listened to with at
Etention.. I'll III
r. Diversity Of food is as essential to The
mind health as it is for that of the
4 BODY. Mental wealth and productive
ness can no more be maintained without
rotation land diversity of crops than
those of the soil.
4fpHgHei chief end Of man is iito glorify.
IsGpdr by making full use of alllhis facul
/ ties towards the improvement, Of the
material and spiritual world, and thus
promote the welI-being of his fellow rnanai
Tie chief end is not to save his own
soul. ,RsmemBet tbs history of Phara.
seeism in all ages, in every country and
uadeEgall forms Of religions faith, Bibli-
cal or Pagan. Their selfish isolation
j and objects in all cases stultihedt them
selves and dwatfed' their min a. They
= became STUMBLING blocks to The progress
Of, mankind in good and right, and th6a
were of less than no avail towards the
Nchief end of EXISTENCE All this, too,
hotWitb3staah they were IF the straight
est sects, and perhaps were never volun.
j sssif 4esbscsits lSWs III * n = y
The nature Of minds teaches, and the
IE,1ecoEds IF q! Es!igiEoas prove pSEato cite
exclusive devotion TO an pnyariee rotine
Of th6ug hnH assbeiatidn With single
caste of mental manifestation is death
! hto Intellectual, motsl and hatekal eleva-
ton and progress; and the remark Alp:
plies Whetbarlthe9 parties are eiilitsrate
or are what has ,beep, called learned:
in words and variety of method of ex'
i Preston or langnagenf ss-4 saf-, s.s-=
q We reiterate, 1.-THE general truth that
an interior arm6ryl fore each individual is
the only safeguard from evil; posse ssed
1 of which, external guards and adefences
are supsrfuons; as without it. theyIare,
lin. general, ineficaciousa aud always
!. more injurious than beneficial to the
r The continuity at large. Their. end is
i ruin and death to- the Common veal
The love-ofright and truth, by ..fTeebser,
rs the only meansof certainly and safely
n diminishing thereign of.error and wrong
doing. tits The only basis o6f hope foa
the nations DAn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13
q = % : y =
EXPRESS.
!, 4. :" "A dams
EXpR ESS COME INV

EXPRESS COMPANY.
FfsHE ADAMS EXPREs51 COM rANY RE-
l. spectfuIlY announce 20 their friends and
patrons--the public of EF ansvilie and vicinity
that, with increased facilities for the trsnsporta-
tiorof- '--~- = ss.s--Fs =. -
FREIGHT, g. PACKAGES, E MONEY!
f-sae AND vAhUADhES, kz
They solicit q Continuance of former faverN.
Especial caro- taken in the collection Of aBiffs,
Drafts Notes, and the transportation OF valuable
packages.
Any information IN regard to the routes, &C.,
obtkfned 1T tho Uffce On First street, next
door to the Postofice. PHOS. GA1THEh,
ms "a / s----- - . - agent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13
-'IVIIEIa Tss5 aTaf asIaI sssi

gas 6oa ,sas;asH 10 asiisiaask A
A .... ~ : ..... s9s#kk l ls..as
~. Il THE
600. 4 IN tA1sE9BET1 HAM sItEsT6REE.
sssssiPia SfDbBsYs4va sBHs AhtTfs4iis for Re-
sterip& go jtS qfginqh f9lor (iot
dyeinR eiectnaIiy curing ali deease9 OF the
IA sslS II 1sevintlar 9ha hsiEsrom tasgpg, giving
TIA aoftness and gloss that no hing eEAs can pro-
siss fPe sb6 ttlpi s4ldi ~ all drug
s1k4 FHsbati FisiAs Ag5ht dissArttsisssror. St.
IP soId s sS DR.. fsaaisIy 70 N,rth
Fffth -ssrset, louis, No. and ut their branch
Family nEedicine Store, No. % Madison street,
sfss lIk B. ksot Bin ~ ola EahHfan 1S, to whom
= 1 All orders mus, lie addressed. =.
as iiaF Vol Eaie 'by fhs dfs lbs 6f HvsdkklHd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13
pn. re AeTERLY,s

r 7 Bar Il II Il ,sYRuP.
This medicine j Pleasant akf i1isiii6ls cure for
sITrxRRHgI,aBYshfFaRFl ioeglba oHOL.
~ err AeEsas qEFpss sE g9snE RSHs Con-
This celebrated, popular, and infallible remedy
skk5 4aen.asad by thshoabfesp pee hjblhaad intel
l Igent families 10 81. LOUIS for the last fifteen
Rffel Com ard al pnl teitR prpRenncing IL
the most speedy and efectual lnedicIn6 ahey have
.syef .absd = E3Fles, zkeenD pr bottlns 80
l. Prepared and sold by DR.. II. Easferly a Co.,
iNb rs NoTef FAEf STREET, stisLoais Moo Sold at
.tbaiE b5aPfh E9Es Np ~ Ma99 i street, CHI
Ri salbbyitbs sEugCbts. EgansYllls.f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13


~tFlrf ,3zf4.- .. - : ~ - q sgfs
-s-sa1 sE$s-k-yts4 sIIs -
so Those wishing to purchase goods in my
line will do vel to calf and examine my large
stock before purchasing elsewhere, for I am de-
termined nat to- be uudersold. I &; oc20-1y
tt--'...--e to ss+sest--s9 SsE &! ~
= / HAYS, also a Inc assortment of Gold Pens OF
differeht brands. All .Pers Warranted for two
years. i.'-t.'+ -e---is $500 ~.
VIM. Blu OK!
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13
Iiii~ sssssa DIs.1s,ANRER2@sa
!. slTHRER-MINUTE, SALYE.
This celebrated Salye will cure
1roRHs. WAITS, MoEEs. HiNGN

I This Celebrated 5aIYe VII cure !. 49,.
(loRHs, WARTS, MoEEs, 'BiEGwSRM, and
| Ar-efcgfhHciI5f IN from three 70 ten minutes.
= l. A trjal VIII coFvine9 the most ipcredulous Of
Al ~ al d t1fraeto poNef IL dHzacacy In re-
ohetsj to lib eye, Ing 'oHE's sotauty aud
dzEAsfsatlE sslring tha Acrgf3ptlf cams from
Corns and Toothacho Price, 5c6ntH Fer bottle.
st~ BfFaB6efsfphress Afine9o saita tflfos sent to
al parts 81 abs counfry on receipt ef Abe price,
n -dn5 ftH cthth u frdl Ay f6Stalgo0h thHhlme.
p P9Ps5ae la9al sola py Rs tsisSAy 81, Jo ,;
their ifahdkYan6ilg Medicine sit1neiiflJ9 % Msd-
icon street, Chicago, III.
Fnr nslla hv tho druRclals. HYansYiIla.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13
: e. .. a-'15 fRtif II AsTsEIt1. -
90 nNT1EKSAE FAMIL Y.e WILLS,

PEI Ut 81 7oFathe oIFl1ot III a'IF
leDELEI0Ds DISEAeHs, eIlKs Wa DAoHE,
j ID Less OF Appetite, Dyspeps'es LIVER Com
u IEepls Of the System where an Aderieut or Ca
II fhsrfi6 lfedgcfuc. III fequ1teaF sHsse-s
h. 1T. Eaaierls' 4igsrssl Hfmlly f,.is are very
prompt aud efIectual in eeeDHtpgigtbe system
from an billion, and irritAttrg matter than the
various, ether pills in general use, For Liver
W. 49, 4 ~ ash 7ars4ftsia az invaluable
sphesa Mills are pureiy vegetable II their ingre-
aisfts. fand viii fsifshhd sricl snfaabr to other
pills t egEqsihe Slseasss l Y. "a the WsPt,
|, Prize so cents 9egsb oxzrfaFay igA kqx.
Prepared ans sold BY DR.. Y. Easterly a o.,
Nd I'd s>tTfh Fla stresE.e -. Lensf STE. Sold at
h lsfs.s " III fsiiftchgosFii. stsia5tfsas-.8
For s,ie by the druggists, Evanf4ills,
dec2s III r Sat; weow II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13

Chopped Feed,

.WE ARE JUST EEoEIvING IN sToRR 500
Wv bushels of chopped wheat screenings, which
as food for milk COWS, is much superior 20 ship
stuff and bran Those who wish the largest pos
sible Yield ofpmflk from their cows haa better
try it. b. s. RUSTON & co.,
sept6. No. so, Water Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13
EJaOueSS, $50 /.
es~s ] 81 ea4zE wFsT
Il = Fl 4WAYMsk
rEs enaolro woxSHfsS IN,
.snxnT
,GtaAo ~ d II
nEPARTMENT:o

- - AAHN aBh-a
On the second floor of our whpis.
saIeshousep AID attached tdiA is d
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general, VIZ
VELVET CARPETS, p
Brussels. Carpets, = ss
Thuea-Ply lGarpetssf wsN =
Euperfine Carpets, 10 i1mH
Medium Carpets i.l iaeRr
ingram Carpets, ss rs, s'a a. -
Cottage Oarpetgs.4T sdfs -
,LiktiR e. Carpe4sg tesH isQra q
Rag Carpets; ~ se.''is = ! 4-nT
|, Hemp Carrefs,. rs" - -. -, a
| Manila Mating, ali 5j,I- q
| CocoadMatting 5sasl, ,sgs0A I'd
Straw Mating 'ises.' o. "
Velvet Rpgs,a%l' al, az % -
Brussels Rugs ni4 saoisaE5s 2
ilsCloth Rugs, sivad asI, -
velvet Matts,l i'e1 "a h y
| ~ IL KFIi Z Il, ifsiiiasil sbs hasz ~
AdeIaid. MaEts,4.n q &A
Rubber MattsS .aasr AsIA -
Window Shades, 'eis"'as 81 u
Windo Fixtures e sa:.i :
/. French Z urnitpres Prints
! SILK. DAMASK, 50capepyaf(
s.cheapery thans@ Che tTetaf
r. f.. pFiee III New e :, York y X. /. Or Gin
80 cinnati, s-siasLias1 s,it ia.l, !,
j ssWool Danaskgssa s-s .. "a
Worsted Damask, dI'"@ 70
Piano Covers, = =,
II Table Covers, sfa8tassa ~
! bed Blankets, cod rsr.iD sai
Picture cords la g. -, al g ''i Z ~
I Picture Tassels, - ts4aaas, - -.
l=.iIEeal Skin Lap Robes, ~ =.
Stair Rods and fxtuaes,i1 "a.
H. Stair LINEN and Oil .Cleth,
5a Gilt Cornices,4 .as,saH liz
Carpet Nacks,'i y .b.as"".'
/ Lace Cuftains,s '','''a ~, -''
L. Table Linens &c, &c.
| Floor Oil cloths fraa Is
Ainchesto 18 feet wide.1 +.
Ina1 sisa.a t,sa sli.,- ensisags ~ ~
NJ IA a. Esvar% &C.,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13
= = - -
THINKERS.
JOHN sCAFTLIE,

Tin-Ware, StoKess Crates,
HolIow-Ware, Copper, Sheet Iron g Japan Warsss
No 65 Main St., above 3D. Evansville, Ind.
Sc Job Work promptly executed, in the best
manner. orders solicited. -3m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13
A Nest Of Snakes Scattered.


'f'si"ssi Knowing that little Or no effort had
been made by the Union men of this
s'''''''c county to secure large attendance at
the Courthouse on Saturday last, a nest
-sss of Copperheads ''wired'',their way into
the Courthouse in anticipation of fun
They expected 10 enjoy themselves, in
the first place, over the slim attendance
of Union men, and, in the next place,
"a Saover .Ahes .sisnensions. that they had so
confidently predicted would disturb the
~ At harmony of the meeting, if they did not
4, 81 ~ destroy the unity of the party. The pao-
ia o pie were late in collecting and for awhile,
81 IL the Copperheads had a jolly timein tip
f.s & ping knowing and significant winks to
tl4.f each other, and smiling very compla-
it,. gently over what they felt assured was
e going to be a miserable failure Blu,
1851 the people kept coming in. From all
s < parts Of the county the honest farmers
a''i4as dropped IN IN one by one. The merchants
- and, laboriug men Of our city also be
lzass gan to. make their appearance. Their,
was a smart sprinkiing of the boys ii
blue" in the crowd, and before the meet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13

we arescUfiGdenf that w FfCam
= - make 1t- 20 the fl9eerFast OF .
all 10 call and eNRnI1he =
Stock and Prices.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13
GR0GERS
Eggs and Butter.

OUFTER at from rs 70 80 cents per pound fresh
III Eggs % cents nsF dFEsn, at LII
1872 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13

n0apo1q snipd 81 bha ,As1aiiaoo Biia iis
ks. ssss naai ososlolis sIaoi d3iv bsI
silfiitfsT no s7bssg vAkTrH's ait
je pEiaAbreGi0U G,HoiB All SaAMss
reiJloq sasAi q saafdrwzlhsBs 90 sLSvaH
inc. (NoUGHs, COLDS, AsTHlIAsC SY sARsTIoN,
u Bronchitis Spit fng Of Blood, PaihSin the
tn blsS5 oiss SSFSS SSsH ana
say ever discovefed ior al bsoase6 q tie throat,
bad astaanS Is1ntl ia slaAi as4 xasslL
DIR CARTER'S COUGH BALsAM.
- This medicine Immediately stofs hfhencoughs
Sf produces and easy expectorRon, removes all
sAg nudtaB 6f fou4 ffOzA int VI passages
mt 1tioh 5F t6 td6A, Odd elects hpeedy cure ty
ia hQothipG aud; heARg All tina hplmpa9 Ey organs.
DR.. EARTERsS COUCH BALsAM
nal nsFsp iinsl3r 10 tnrhy Oongtaland phia ~ fow
days, and has cured Thousands upon thousands
of cases Of Consumption after pifyAioiaheand all
ether remedies hal failed, and the patients given
sd sNB tddfe. rkfs asaan htn snoat perfect and
20, 46EsS eeFiiRtd NofiSSs NsTs ~ 1PSl Lungs
'IeAdn MRsAsk dorn as5Ffjers iCpughs pAlsam, and
ID take nothing else. Price rs cents for trial bottle;
aiha II larkA bbit8tS 81 pos hsntlss ia szlnaIa
Prepared and sold by Dr.. n. Easterly \ Co., No.
10 North Fifth street, St. Louis MI "Holuat their
sai Js @ P nSYiSs4 ssiSSSkS w '''''0'
sIia4 a. sarIe Sy stlRG diaEElsigi EYeRaEleaal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13
N : = " sAPARIILA -.

pal fskapl gu ethsr Safkapafillas and
iO AZ 'IS iAish aad are
nearly obFoletes hils ihi4 il sYfy M
in popular favor. Druggists and dealers who
f,L tJfuer lv purphaged by fhy dozsR powfordor by
~ lie gross and hye gross At x time 1t is war
isix tjpAt gfFhh gdrq ehaAPeH and better
than any other Sarsaparilla or Rloodspurtfying
ndalki u huky edtrttii OthB pabHd ounogmoney
viii be taken for Il. Therefore ask for
Ell t4JRJqaA SRhhL Yffk u NHftAND7BAR-
lAtl ha4e SafSJsb,Eiaat Ut "a iliw ebis
PIicsr1TElIs fQSARsl sPd saFaAPMvlA) sAbfO per
'ss4 s selt IRhaYRsaRd iTstfor oin'
uaiA asssgs asaz sta alblA bg Dr. EeerlS & Co.,
No. 20 North Fifth street, Sc. Louis, No. Sole at
al their branch FamBt nskai4ne 6s0re5 Ao5aa Mad
IA ison street, Chicago, Ill.
'AiiI igta sFIsitHsfs arusrgistsp EvAnwBhiT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13

axis aauibasR4s Meant 10 ths tSdlaJ aHaisaEsapa:
rilla in subduing the disease. The ledge and
Sarsaparilla purifes the blood and removes the
lqsusatand til XII ntmapt tha aoEesand kills
= the disease and Thug Speedy aha Permanent
dIopreetFa lletedorAath arp repelsmesaosstto DO
uSe1 Dr. N. iHsss a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13
'sR IfIRE $NsE ~ Z lld6Ib0kk r AQBIsIEk.

feE thecare at Scrofula obstfnRte Old Sores, Tet~
ke RiAz1fbfiil Salt 43heauas Seaia' Had PtnP les
N sonrf Fcratchts and I'll Eruptions' OF the Skin.
But for tho aufaG hlhQid Sores and skin Dis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-13

- =
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-03
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON. April 2-HoUsE.-Busines s first
in order being the call of States for bills and joint
resolutions, Mr.. Washburne introduced bill for
continuing in service the acting medical officers
of the navy, and to supply vacancies. which was
read twice and referred to the Committee on
Naval Affairs
Mr.. Kasson introduced a Joint resolution al
lowing limited time for perfecting papers re-
quired to be sent in. Read twice and referred to
the Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr.. Shellabarger introduced bill TO protect
citizens of the United States in all their privi-
leges and immunities. Read twice and referred
to the Committee on Judiciary.
Mr. Denny. of Washington Territory. intro
duced bill in relation to affairs in Washington
Territory. Referred to the Committee on Ju-
dietary.
SENATE.-The galleries are densely crowded to-
day in anticipation of a debate on the Presidents
veto of the Civil Rights bill but its said the sub
ject will not be called up until Wednesday.
Senator Wilson from Military Committee. re-
ported bill to equalize bounties in new form,
when it was recommitted to the Military Com
lnittee 1t gives to every soldier in the laie war,
50 dollars per MONTH minus of accounts already
paid. Home guards or troops called out for local
service, excepted from the benefits of the act,
the money will be paid under the act to any clai-
mant OF attorney.
Mr.. Sumner offered resolution calling en- the
Postmaster General and Secretary of the Navy.
to report to the Senate, whether. since December
last any persons have been permitted TO enter on
duties in offices in these Departments and receive
salrries without taking the oath required by
law. Rt4f III
Mr.. Pessenden from the Financial Committee
reported the loan bill without amendment.
Mr.. Bidweu, of California. introduced a bill to
confirm the selection and location Of certain lands
granted to California by the United States. Read
twice and referred to the Committee on Public
Lands.
Mr.. Niblaek introduced bin comforting thu
Thanking privilege on Ex-Presidents of the
United States. Read twice and referred 10 the
Post Office Committee
A series % resolutions introduced BY Mr. Rogers.
Of New Jersey. this day fortnight and debated
las, Mondas. relative 10 United States securities,
&C.. came NJ rs the next business in order.
Mr.. Price moved their reference 10 the Com
mittee Of Ways End Means
Mr.. Rogers modified the last resolution Of the
series. by adding the words. " and all Govern
nent securities heretofore issued shall bear their
fair share Of Federal taxes. The resolutions were
referred to the Committee on Ways and Means
Mr.. Ward offered the following resolution:
wHEREAs. This House on a previous occasion
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-03
RIVER MEMS.

The river at this point is falling, with five feet
water on the shoals.
ARRIvALs.-AHna White, St. Louis; Cumberland
Ceiro; HapGna, Cincinnati.
DEPARTUREs.-Anna White, st. Louis
The highest headed boat that comes TO the Rock
City wharf, Capt Ben. f. Eagan's pet marine
the CamJcrland, will leave as advertised at Il
o'clock A. N. Old Tippecanoe aflirms that if the
C. belonged to his Star Line he would bet his sol
itary remaining dollar on her speed. We can
cordially recommend her to all the downward
bound. Salts Dictum. which being Literally trans
lated means tauk enUf.
The steamer HdDdna came in on Sunday night
with large load from Cincinnati, consisting prin-
cipally of furniture. She vii leave for the Queen
City this evening at o'clock, foxy JOHNSON is
agent.
ToNY JoHNsoN.-The many friends ofthis young
man will be pleased TO know the fact, that he has
just received the documents notifying him that he
has heen appointed agent of the Cincinnati and
Nashville Packet Company, commencing from to-
day.
ToSv, will for the present, have an office at the
ware house Of Bailey. 0riway q Co., on Broad
street His Post Office Box IL No. 200,
The STAR LINE from st. Louis, has been com
PEELED TO put another boat in the trade. The
Champion viii be in port to day and will leave on
Wednesday for St. Louis.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-03
New York Bank Statement.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-A gloomy feeling
peTvaded the stock exchange on the 10Th the
principal cause being tho warlike rumors from
Germany and distrust created by expansion Of the
Joint Stock Discount COmpany's affairs At
the close, however more favorable accounts from
Germany caused slight improvement, and con-
soils closed at S614tdS1. Demand for discount was
comparatively moderate. Rate remains at per
cent.
LoyDoN. March q. A. THE cotton market
on Monday was firm, bet on Tuesday, under
very heavy receipts, became fat and generally
prices were I'd. per pound lower Middling
upiands lS9z@1Od. Sale for two days, q 600
bales.
BRRADsTUFYs.-Wakefe Nash and Co., and
Richardson, Penn * Co., report 1Cur dull, with a
tendency downwards. Wheat quiet but quota
tons unchanged. Winter red l0s@l0s Ga. per
GENITAL. Corn frmcr and il fair demand mike
DIS. Cd. per $50 lbs.
PROvIsIOSs.-B igland Othild. and Bruce &
Mack both report fruit a shade easier. Pork re-
mains firm. Bacon droo ping. Lard dull, and
about 2s. lower.
BuTTER-Sl"w.
SUGAR-Unehanged.
COFFEE AND RICE-In active demand but
steady.
RICE-In fair demand ai full rates
TALLOw-FiIm at 5ls@52s. on the spot.
PETRELEUM-Firm at 2s dos % for refined.
LIVERPOOL, March p, P. g.-CoTToN-DuIl, pri-
ces weak sales for the two days, 1900 bales Mid
ding Uplands, l9Ad.
BREADsTUFFs-Dull and unchanged
PRovIsIoNs-Q but steady, except lard
which tends downward.
STOCKs-S64 1865 for money. United States
5-Ds, Il4@1l2F, Illinois Central shares, 80. Erie
shares hjl4G554.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-03
Cincinnati Market

CINCINNATI, April 2-FLOUR-Unchanged and
dull, demand local and confined to higher grades.
Standard superfne at IS 7597 90; extra 81 75@
s co. family So 2599 50; and fancy $lO9ll 90.
WHEAT-Dull for lower grades. but prime old
red or white wanted at high rates but are not Of
iered, prices are the same as last quoted.
CoRN-ls Dc higher and in better demand at
54@55c in elevator. and lG@67 in sacks.
OArs-Dull at S7@SSe for No. 2 and 4O941e for
No. !.
Rye AND BARLET-Dull and prices nominal.
PRoyIsIoNs-Mess pork held at SIS 5O926. but
buyers did not offer over $25@25 50 bulk Shout
ders advanced to 1OGlOl, packed; holders asking
higher prices. Lard at lsc in demand, but held
at lsls9ls}4c. Bacon and shoulders at 121z; clear
sides lie.
WHIsKY-Dull at 81 q.
BUTTER-Better supply ard prices lower, clos
ing at Soc.
GROcERIEs-Steady.
GOLD-l27H.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-03
FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, April 1.-The new steamer C;ty Of
Paris, Captain Kennedy, which left Liverpool at
noon on the 2lst and Queenstown on the 22d of
March, arrived here this morning. The steamer
Scotland lief Liverpool for New York simultane-
ously with the CTty Of Paris. The Hecla arrived
at Liverpool on the morning of the 2lst.
In the House, Earl L. Grosvenor gave notice
that on the second reading of the Reform bill he
would move an amendment, declaring it unexpe-
dent to discuss :he bill until the House has be-
fore it the entire reform scheme, contemplated by
the Government.
The Times says Lord Stanly will second Gros-
venor's amendment, and predicts independent
support for it, and hopes it is not too late fer the
Government to bring forward a better bill.
The DAILY Nelcs and Star regard the movement
as nothing but opposition to reform, and say the
Conservatives dare not more directly attack the
measure.
Paris kilograms of the Goth to the Daily Tele-
graph report, on good authority, that Head Cen
ter Stephens had just arrived in Paris, having
been in Scotland.
The conference on the Principalities held sec
ond meeting at Paris. on the 10th.
A Vienna telegram asserts that declarations of
a reassuring character have been received from
Berlin, and apprehensions of war have been there
by removed.
NEW York, April 1.-The extra Cunard steamer
TripoE left Liverpool on the 18th for this
port. The following is summary of her
adyices:
In the House Of Commons. tho Irish Attorney
General denied that the Lord Lieutenant has
stated he apprehended Fenian invasion. Sew
eral land owners had applied for permission to
arm and drill their tenantry. but the Government
refused is consent feeling perfectly able to afford
every protection.
The Paris Potrie denies that the French Gov
eminent had consented to extend the period Of
the ExtraditiOn Treaty with England. In the
Corps Legislatif the amendment to the address in
favor of an extension of liberty for the public,
the press and the Chamber. The amendment was
rejected by 206 to GO.
The German journals continue TO represent the
relations Of Austria and Prussia as very threat
ening They even asserted that Austria had or
dered the assembly Of thousand troops on the
Bohemian frontier, and that she had sent circu-
lar note TO the powers disclaiming the consequen-
ces of any conflict which may arise. The London
Times directs attention to the critical state of af
fairs. 1t says Denmark has thrown off her mask
and the Duchies are to be annexed to Prussia.
Preparations for war are progressing on both
sides. In both capitals military councils are held
generals nominated and plans discussed The
funds are depressed in various European markets
by the disQuieting rumor.
The Spanish Government had raised the state
of siege in New Castillo.
The Russian Ambassador had quilted Rome.
LIVERPOOL. March PIP. M.-The accounts Of
the relations between Austria and Prussia are
conflicting.
The ex-rebel cruiser .hcnaRdoah, was sold here
at auction to-day for 9l5,7O0