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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03
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New YoRK, April 2-The Herald's .
Washington special says it is now ad-
mitted fhatthe resolntions guaranteeing
the Mexican Loan will pass the House
Of Representatives. The opponaRts OF
the measure concede that much. X II
understood that a number Of the MEM
bcrs will vote for itsfor the. purpose of
giving Napoleon to understand that this
country is in earnest in its endorsemeut
Of the Republic Of Mexico Thesesvotes
will in some instances be given 20 that
measure in the hope that on its passage
ID the House Napoleon will take the hint
and withdraw from thst conntfYs lt is
understood that after its passage in the
lower House, will Be held in the Senate
to see whether the French Emperor will
take the hint with0at further action BY
Congress. Both Congress and the Pres
ident are very positive and detefnined
in their opposition 10 the Imperial Mex
ican scheme. While there is no disposi-
ton to bring on any serious complica,
tions with Napoleon, there is deep de-
termination to do something that will
show him that this country will mo- snb>
NIT to any double dealing, for the reason
that the vote will be very decided in the
House. The action of the Senate will
be upon Napoleon's action after the
House has given him decided hint BY
the passage of the measure through that
body.
Mrs. JEFF Davis is understood to be
en- route to Washington, in hopes Of 90
tanning permission to visit her husband
in his prison at Fortress Monroe. She
will probably arrive in company with A
e.. Stevens in day or two. ~
' The Finance Committee of~the Sem
ate have decided TO report the. so-calIed
loan bill, in the precise shape that t.
passed the House. The report viii prob
ably be made to-day. An effort was
N 10 in the Committee to modify it, but
il failed II is considered by majority
Of the Committee to be harmless, 40 1t
is, and therefore best to pass ID without
Amendments.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03

An EMIExN- SELF-MADE MAN The
" Germania brought as the news Of the
death Of one of those remarkable men
whose abilities, acquisitions and iniu-
ence place them. in lhe front rank of
great men. We refer to the decease Of
DIR. VIM Whewell, the distinguished
professor, scholar and writer, OF the
University of Cambridge, England. DR..
w, so we'll known amongst literary,
scientiic and theological circles in our
own land, as the author of the History
of the Inductive Science, The Philoso-
ralysof the Indnctive Science, The Plu-
raiity Of Worlds, &c, was born Of
humble parcntage, in Lancaster, Eng
land. and would have been brought up
At his fathers trade of joiner but the
intellectual ability diplayed by the boy
while at the free school Of his native
kown led 10 give him higher advantages,
aud in due course he entered the rel
1oxned University OF which, for nearly
forty years, he has been the greatest
.Nthament. 81 fe4 qE +
His attainments were exceedingly
wide and varied. For ten years he fill
id the Chair of Mineralogy, and then
sras elected to that of Moral Philosophy.
he adorned every branch Of literature
by his writings, and seemed equally at
home to bis tyeatises on moral and in
seIlectual philosophy, political economy.
mathematics, geology, geography, etc.
His learning was so universal that
when he became President, or Master,
as il Is termed in England, Of Trinity
College, some educated gentlemen, who
were to dine with him, determined to
find . subject with which be was not
rolyersant. Very little, comparatively,
was known of China at that time, and
The subject chosen was some peculiar
met of the Chinese. sagsss AiHsE
After listening 10 them quoting at
length an authority which they named,
he simply looked up and ssid: Gen
tlemen, perceive you have been read
fne an article Of mine which ] wrote
several years. ago for the Review, from
which you quoted. -e.rFF5 5s ~.-Fr
The son Of carpenter, he marri ed
ssnto two Of the noble families Of Eng
land. But his acquisitions and socia
position we're not, in our estimation, hil
most distinguishing characteristics. HI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03

HEw YoRK, April IA Washington
special states that the vote on the
Civil Rights bill will be postponed untiI
Wednesday, owing to the absance of
Senators to attend the. funeral Of the
late Senator Foote. ~
1t is believed that certain parties con
nected with the French Legation are
eDgagedin inducing parties to take the
contract of collecting the Imperial rev.
enne of Mexico ~
The Worlds Washington. special aags
that humber of persons have been
called here By the premature announce
ment that the rewards for the arrest Of
the conspirators were about to-, be dis~
tributed. No, decision has been arrived
at 10 that respect by the War Depart
ment. 1 w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03
New. York markets.


COTTON duh and shade loser; 4O94OE for
midd ing.
FLOUR dull and heavy, without change Is
@7 Sc for extra State; 25GB 60 for Extra round
hoop Ohio, and 66@11 90 for trade brands.
WHISKY quist At 26Z92 q. I
WHE At qniefs holders firm; NIL lers insist on
material coneessfons exc ssr
BARLEY held at 395c higher.
OORN quite firm AMI In fair demand; 70076
for unsound,. 76@78c Tor sound mixed Western,
76c for white WeMtern, and 60r for sound yello W..
OATS shade Hrmer; 36943 sfor new Western
COFFEE dull; Rio, I31S@15c- ia
SUGAR steady; Cuba Muscovado, 101z@1S1<c.
PETROLEUM steady 2692e1zc for cru ie 409
401zc e refined In boId
PORK unsettled aud lover; 25 s7(926 l21ze for
new 10 -. Bacon quist af 145<0I5c for Oum.
bsrlAnd cut 131 1@9l411zc for long rib.
LARD heavy aT 161<0l7c.
BUTTER qaiet at 2bg45 for Ohio. 4O@eo for
CHEEsE q dalI and nonlpsl Il lsa2zc.
M0aKTARx.
Money easy; 696 per cent. on cali loans
etfrling Is dulI and nominal at 1061z@IO63<.
Gold irregular and unsettled, opsnf q 1T 125s<,
advancing 70 1<aL, and ciosigg at 127Z
stocks stfongs q , O. Of 81. c 5up0ns. 1os1<;
b-2s coupons, l04% do coHpons Of 81, I0l1z 10.
40s, registered, 9251z; T. 800, I'd series, l0014.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03

was the friend Of young men, ever ready
to lend them a helping hand. Wealth,
which was thrust upon him, was expend-
ed for them. He loved to adorn bic fa-
vorite Trinity College, and in the most
practical way enlarging its material
boundaries, that it could accommodate
students. His influence and example
were admirable, and deserve this notice,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03
NOTICE. gQD
Notice to Builders and Coutractors.

IN PURSUANCE 10 AN oRDER or TIE
spencer County Court, made at the March
will be received by the undersigned, up to the
18th day Of April next, for the furnishing Of ma
tsrials aud building according to plan and spoci-
hcatirns now ON file I'm Auditors of53ca 81 said
county first class Jail, with sheriff's House At
tachad, in Roekport, Spencer county. Indiana.
Payment In County Orders Bond and security
will bereQuired. TH0s. LYNFs.
s zEEG MORRIS SHARP
narls-ln Hl Agents 8. G. Court,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03
MILLINERY. i


VXTIsHRs TO IEFoRm THE LADIES OF
w Evansyills and viciRity that sbe still con-
tiuues her Millirery Business, on Third street,
between Main and Sycamore, having reserved
Cloak Patterns. Having secured the services Of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03
Samiu0 Machine

The Grover & Baker is the most simple, durable
aud perfect Sewing Machine before the public. 1t
makes the celebrated Elastic ouble Lock stitch,
which viii not break even on bias, and needs
no fastening at tie end Of itg seams. Il not only
does every other Kind OF sewing IN a most perfect
Ensnner, but does the most beautiful snbrofdsry
An assortment Of Machines on hand and for
saIe. Full Instructions viii be given with each
Machine. By an experienced operator.
mar24-lm OAR0LINE SOHEFER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03

NEH ok, april Z-1 ne new ing
mau steamer, City of Paris, Capt Ken
nsday, which left Liverpool at nooa on
the 2lst. and Queenstown on the 22d
OF March, arrived here this morning.
The National Companys steame.
Scotland left Liverpool for New York
simultaneously with The City of Paris.
The Heckla arrived at Liverpool. on
the morning of the 2ist.
10 the House Earl Grosvenor gave
notice on the second reading Of the Re-.
form Bill, that he would move an amend
ment declaring il int txpedieut TO dis.
cuss that bill until the House has before
il the entire reform scheme contempla
ted by the Governmunte
Sir w. Hyatt also gave notice of an
amendment to prevent the bill taking
effect until provision 10 made for re.
distribution of seats.
The Times says that Lord Stanley
will second Grosvenor's amendmen ent.
He predicts independent support for il,
and hopes it is not too late for the Gov
ernment to bring forward a-better bill
The Morning Post believes the amend.
ment will prove death blow to the
Ministry
The Daily News and Star regard the
insidions movement as nothing but OBJ
position to reform, and says conserve
tives dare. not move direct negative to
the measure. IA t
Ii A Paris telegram OF the 20sh; TO t.e
Daily Telegraph, reports on good author
ity that Head Center Stephens had Just
arrived in Paris, having been IN Scot
land. q ~ es<~ $ ~ -. =
The conferences on Prircipalitiass held
q second meeting ID Paris on the 18th.
a Vienna telegram. -thatsdec
larations of a reassuring character have
been received from Berlin, and appre-
tensions of war are thereby removed.
The London Morning Post believes this
statement unfcunded, and relations re-
main critical - - s.
Dispatches from Rio TO- The 25th have
been received. - - - 20 -
A battle was fought-without decisive
results between the Argentinean2 Para
guayian armies, aud hsheagy losses
on both sides. 50 -f
There isa gloomy feeling in the Lon
don money market, the principal causes
being warlike rumors from Germany,
and created BY scandalous exposures Of
joint stock companies. = Affairs at the
close, however, were favorable. B.c.
counts from Germany cansed d. slight
Improvement, and consols ,closedsaE So
@S7. The demand fordiscourifR we're
comparatively moderate, and the rates
remain at. 8 per, cent s x
LONDON March 21--Mornink Got.
ton market on Monday was firm at full
prices, but on TuesdaygS Under very
heavy receipts, becams dat and bsicea
were geaarally III per poand over.
Middling unplands l93(020d. Sales Of
two days. 2l 900 bales. BrsadstaEs-
Wakefield Nash b Co., and Richardson,
Spence g. Co !, report -four dalI and
tending downward Wheat very quiet
but unchanged in price Corn frun and
in fair demand. Provisiona--Bi gland &
Bruce, and McAy, report beef quiet /;
pork remains 6rms bacon dropping
Lard very dull and about I'd lower; but
ter slow; .eheese firm for primes Sugar
unchAnged;s coffee and rice inactive but
steady; Petroleum frnas n
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DIED.


TOMLINS0N--Aprii the "a, ct Consumption,
SARAH ANN, wife of Samuel Tominson, 10 the
42i year OF her age
Her mineral will take place at st. Paul's Church
this lTuesday) afssFpoon 1T &0'eIoek FriendA of
the family are respectfully invited TO attend wih-
out further notice
Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord''
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03
LIAB1LITIE Els.
STATE nF INDIANA.

I, John d. Roche, Cashier Of the Merehahts'
National Bank, do hereby solemnIy swear that
the anave statement is true GO the best Of my
knowledge and h3lief- -
s. JOHN d. ROCHE, Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed to before me, this I'd day
Of .ag ARsil' 1886 p. EBERWiSk' A. A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03

HARTFoRDs IConn., April Noon
Voting is going on quietly here. There
is no more. excitement Than at ordinary
elections. Present appearances indicate
that nearly full vote win be polled for
the first time in six years. The English
tickaEleads in thiaAeiiy, where the name
of Hawley 10 being scratched BY many
Republicans.
+ 2 r. M.--Inithis city the EBglishmen
up to the present time are one hundred
ahead. .sE si 81 zass
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Dress and CLOAK Maker-

Is confident OF giving the most decided satisfae-
ton. She feels thankful f-r past favors, and con-
Times to solicit their future patronage She has
also the Agency Of the celebrated GROVER a
BAKER sfF 4.
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I. O.. O.. f

$500 /. o. O. f.
<4SE There will be a Special Degree
Ss7sSaas1$ Meeting he'd a. odd Fellows Hall,
on Wednesday evening At IA O'Clock for the pur-'
pose Of conferring the Dsgree Of Rsbekah on such.
scarlet Degree members as desire it,. All Scarlet
Degree members inyited 10 attend.
ais q PHIL L. GEISsLER, N. @.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03

or THEcoN0zTIoN oFTHE MERrHANTs'
" National Bank of Evanavills. Indiana. on
the Morning OF the fret Monday OF April, 1866.
RESOURCES.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03


oIsoINHkTI. April2.
FLOUR Is unchanged supsrfne at 75@7 90
extra 569s 90; family At 2509 IS; fancy At
10 00@ll so. .r 80 80 q
Z WHEAT u dull for the over grades, but old
red and white are wanted at high rates but are
nof offered. Prices Rra the same "a last Qnoeed.
\ CORN ID In good demand AMI &c higher at 5f0
65c 10 elevator, and e6967c ia granneFias
OATa dun st S7@Ssc foF No. 2. and 4i942c for
No. l.
RYE is dull.
= BARLEY nothing doing. - rf
PROVISIONS are held more firmly owing TO .
betttr demand.
4 MESS PORK Is held nc % 50@2e co. bss buy
ers did not offer ov rs 90 to as SO. Bulk ahonl-
ders GdYanced TO I0c loose, and I01<c packed, but
holders were asking higher prices
LARD 10 In demand at 1Sc, but was he'd ct ls5<
BACON ia unchsnged; shoulders at l21$c;
clear sides ii 1sc. Eet ~
BUrTEK 10 10 better supply and prices lower,
closing at Soc
EGGs dull and declined 10 l6717c.
advanced to 50 =
CHEESE 10 unchanged.
GROCERIES steady.
"a G1LD l271<. Fsg4 eeer e. q u
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BANKS.

Eleventh Quarterly Report
DF THE CONDITION or THE FIRST Ma.
" tional Bank OF EvRnsvilia. Indiana. on the
morning Of the frat Monday OF April, 1866.
RESOURCES.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-03

NV YoKk, April 2 --@AddiEiph news
by the steamer City of Parissvia. Queens
town and Liverpool the 22d, saysls &C.
counts of the relations between Aus
tria and Russia are conflicting.
The ex-rebel pirate Shenandoah was
sold here at auction to-day for 800
pounds 4 < n
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-15
A NEw EXPLOSIVE CoxpouSn.

A NEW EXPLOSIVE CoMpouSD.-
Another explosive compound more
destructive than nftro-glycerine, has
been brought to light. This chemical
mixture Is called Sodium Amalgam.
II is never manufactured inTery large
quantities though It has been adver-
tsed for salem SAM Francisco, one firm
claiming TO have as much as TWO hun
dred ounces for sale. The amount is
not large, but when it is understood
that the explosive power of one ounce
of sodium Is equal to that of about
twenty-five pounds of gunpowder, or
two and a half pounds of nitro ely
cerine, it can readily be conceived that
even fifteen or twenty ounces exploded
in one place would create immense
havoc. And when one further reflects
that even so little thing as a spoon
full of water coming in contact with two
hundred ounces of sodium would cause
an explosion equal to that which would
be occasioned by the ignition of five
Thousand pounds of powder, or the con-
cussion of five hundred pounds of
nitro-glycerine, we can form some
conception of its tremendous destruc-
tive power.