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CRESCENT oryIcs, No. "a CAxP srRzxr.
Fnosy, April II, 1858. !
Cleared Yesterday.
steamship vctOS Gates. for Havana @ A Fosdick &co
sop q n Berry. Watts for Liverpool Lowell BAILEY
senf Mornss tbfit, Fronty for Mstanzas.
Bark Neyersink We ks Havana j. As6briSrs nscg
Sehr bsou halse for Ruaian Islsno BALLAST Master
Steamer Continental. fcre for Sc Louis Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Sieamship Lizzie Pitcher. from Ponsscola-New Basin
AAster msrs Johnson from LaJourehs. e2d dis
Layers RpPel and Arhsmese from Laourchstt to master
"a dslrict Is
STEAMBOATS,.
Richmond, Neal. from Louisville
1Dervl le. 6ross. from Bayou
q Brown. Bassstt, from Lower Coast
Nina SHINES. Greatbouse from Lockport
iecretis. Lows, from Mobile
. Louise Hopkins. hom Noble
carah, Deering from. Mobile
Sterrner st Nicholas, Dowts. from c snpte
l. Hodge No 2 Montgomery. from Skreyeo,rt
Ezra Porter, Lee, from Jefferson,
BeIow COMING Up.
sehr fs5sy Hating Dauieis four days from oardsnas TO
-noioenb0N 4 kellv =
snip AAudsiie. Gay, from liverpool Feby zlss
rhNsAooLA-stsanship Lizze-i bales cotton Lshmsn
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ihufsdss Evening April l6. 1858 !
here Is nothing new to refer to in The money
Il. Capital is supersbundant, ana the az
loans aud discounts scarcely worthy of
I'D opened at New York this morning
Z 1881. the closing rate yesterday
I quoted at 1873, and at 3P. Nit
"a. esupply and demand in this
n re but little If any alteration
AZ aggregate movement has
sai1s 1ded sales. viz: 5000
tsHaSs $4,000, s3000 $500O
ass 5000 Gold check
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orr or JErysssox. April IT, 1858.
Arrived yesterdsy-47 Calves and Yearlings, lO4
Hogs, l64 Sheep and 8 Mich Cows. Sold-224
Texas Beeves. 400 Calves and Yearlings, 81 Hogs,
30 sheep and 3 Mich Cows. Stock on sale
l24 Texas peeves. 34S Calves and Yeariings, 696
Hogs, 2ss Sheep and As Mich Cows. We quote
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STEAMSHIP oonPAxrs
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Ahsy n...s w WED "a szvxsIno PACKET
Z Bsrs, s1d ~ 49, ;ssS $3.50. wAsHN5Iox, PORT
sss9syca oeurtshlean-Tns rood ssd 49, n.vsI
clerk ~, Gus Loa.sr nasssr., Il. Ess i@s'
srnfev a. IA ABOVE VII issvo WsshInxfm -
on bsisa Or . os'ss \ E~ fssss e pssssss scsIy
bL9oa Bnos., ln csnnm str.:.< ~
p.s-7s%s , 2; nmcklEY soE. Wsshinssss. L L.
With s.~-s Annie WaxGy counso(s q Wc.6j--<
Sseuf s2 AL ffoE end besg for eli isn1nr. os %
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MISREPRESENTATION
OUACHITA RIVER
Leaves FRIDAY. l7ts inst, atsrn
E0H CAMDEN TRENTON, MONROE- COLUN-
bia Hsrrisonburg. Trinity and all intermediate Lana
nes on Onachita and Black RiysrsThs light draft pas
senger packet LotnWasnn, drawing only Is inches
water) B. j. Btinker, p A Work and w u John.
son cers viii leave as above For freight passage apply
wINBURN 4 LORD. 60 Grsvisr .trs.t
DOUGLAS DoEOHUE. : Tchoupitoulas ssr~st
rREnToS.l MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REou.
Lac PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at5ru
EOK Ca DEss ARKADELPHfA ALABAMA
\ Landing Ouschta Oty. sterling Landing. PORT Union
Trenton, Monroe, Columbia, Barsonbure trinity and in
ermedlsfe landings Black aud Ouachita Rvers-The
nincent, fasf-running passenger packet
IA BLANKS. Master; Q. fisEs WORK, c,ert.
Will leave positively above For freight or passage apply
on board, - -rr-s
GEO D. HITE, Agent, II Tcboupitou,a. a
MhBuRN Lord, 10 Grsvisr street. -
WIN M sUkLN, 10 New Levss street.
The VICKsBUR0 connects with No 4 steamer for an
points on Bout river D. Bayou Bartholomew and
"a Inc se and with she fine steamer IRENE a.
Camden and A rkadelphis City. 80
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COTTON sTATEMEsr.
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vICRsBURa.
Leaves EvERv SATURDAY. stsr
EOk t1slh sBUEo. NATCHt Il AND ALE IN
tsfmeons,e iandings-fhe Gen. q ~ ~ a..
,. % Sam Ayss clerk leave as asos
sINN0ryx ADAMS q counsrcs., p,...
Ine steamer Cen Quitman connscfs 81 Vick.s1rs -,
s,eemtn vountess and Calumet for Ynsso And
sisers srd steamers Julia snd Rabccn for 81 I.s
phis and all intermediates landior1 -. ~'@s' Asn-
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY Ars,x
WICK eBU nc. NArCHFz AND rEv oprD.x.
seenes Tuesday q. q Man Packet in Ola "a az ~ q
Gov. AHeB,
JNo. W. CANNON, Mast,r
VII iseVs ~ s5oys Tor vicksburs Matches Grand Cult IA
Rouee s',srproo r"rt Adams, Bayou Sara Bstou
n = ne ~ = Lee makes close CONNECTIONS Win sts..
MEL at Fcksburg for all landings on 400
.y n ssnl Of passage having
sIssorr ADAMS. Is Commercial p,.s.
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WAsHIN GTON.
Fractional Currency Issued.

WASHINGTON, May 2. - The frac-
tional currency issued for the week
was S37S,500; shipped, 1915 615; u.
S. Notes shipped, S68 859, Ma
tional Bank notes issued, Sl15, ,490; /;
amount in circulation, 1926, ,75j, ,625 /;
fractional currency destroyed for the
week. S43S, 200; receipts from Inter
nal Revenue, S4,573. .633; warrants
issued by the Treasury Department,
during April last, to meet the require
ment of the Government civil, mis-
cellaneous, and foreign intercourse,
So, 096 coo; interest on public debt
S904000; war, S6,772,000; navy. s.,
40S, 600; interior pensions and Indi-
ans, 81, ,S31, 900. Total S18,011O00.
The above does not include warrants
issued for the redemption of the pub
lie debt. The receipts from customs
viii come within S3,000,000 of the
expenditures and, as a consequence,
there viii be a heavy reduction of the
public debt during April, to wit: The
entire receipts from Internal Reve-
nue.. and all other sources, less the
S3,OOO,O00 from customs.
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PACIFIC COAST.
Railroad Building in OFegOB-NeWs
from AiaSka-BuSinesS and I'm.
pFOVements at Sitka.

SAN FRANCIsCo, May 1.-Advices
from Portland. Oregon, announce
Governor Woods arrival overland
from New York.
The grading Of the Oregon Central
Railroad Is progressing at the rate Of
two miles per day. Great activity is
manifested in railroad matters. A
compluy from Washington Territory
has been organized to build q railroad
from Walla Walla to Portland.
Alaska adyices to April 1919, state
that there were twelve marine arri-
walls at Sitka in four weeks, including
three steamers. The departures for
the same time were three steamers,
one ship, one bark, two schoOners
and one sloop. Nearly all the arri-
walls brought passengers and consid-
erable freight. Business at Sitka is
steadily increasing. Several new
buildings are going up, aud the town
presents a busy and thriving appear.
ance.
Several sealing expeditions have
sailed northward
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AAO = F.. -.--....-.. " VAsHINGToN, May ?.
Paine introduced a resolution,
which was adopted, calling on Gen.
Grant to furnish the number of votes
cast in Arkansas, on the adoption of
the Constitution.
The members then proceeded to the
Senate.
On returning from the Senate. Mr..
Donnelly, of MINI, obtaiued leave to
make a personal explanation He
then made a statement relative 10 his
presenting a bill. some time since. 10
aid a railroad in his State. ta the con
stFUctIon OF which Mr.. Washburne
objected Subsequently Washburne
wrote q letter to the constituents of
Donnely's, making certain charges re-
garding DonnelIy's previous political
record and action Ia this Congress.
Donmlly, after causing the letter to
be real, said If contained twenty
three fasehoods, aud continued, in
vindicaton of himself, characterizing
] WashbTne's course, in charging him
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MEMPHIS, May 2.-The eommemor-
alton of Confederate dead at Elm
wood, to-day, surpassed any other
The remains Of Gen Preston Smith
who fell at Chicamauga, and Col. Jeff.
Forrest, were inferred and flowers
strewn on the graves of all. Speeches
were made by Hon. Landon G. Haynes
and Col. Moses White, and an original
ode read. 1t was estimated that there
were over 10000 persons present.
The races to-day had the largest
attendance during the meeting. The
weather was delightful and track in
fine condition. First match for 5000.
mile heats. was won by Magazine,
beating Viola 1:53, 1851 and l. 584
The second association purse, 5000,
three mile heat, was won by Gen.
Rousseau, beating Joe Johnston
and Veto, 5:543, $3.50. Third associ-
alton purse, 5000, mile heats, for
beaten horses. Handicapped won by
Nellie Gwynne, beating Jack. Gamble,
Bill Forrest and Theta; 1:484, 1: 493.
The meeting closed this afternoon.
1t was a perfect success, and the officers
propose making many substantial i'm
provements for Fall meeting.
The Montana Oil Works, located
one mile from this city, were totally
destroyed by fire this morning, to-
gether with 200 barrels of oil. Loss
estimated at $50 900 to $4,000; in
sured for S11 900. Three frame dwell
ings, adjoining, were also destroyed
The body Of Anthony Frevigogle,
a well known merchant tailor, who
mysteriously disappeared last January,
was found yesterday in the Ohio river
near Sewickley. A bullet hole in his
temple leaves little doubt that he
was murdered.
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ST. LOUIS.
Heavy Rain StOFm-Man Killed By
lightning at Pana, Illinois.

ST. Louis, May "A very heavy
rain storm occurred here early this
morning, since when the weather has
been clear but very warm, the mer-
curry rising to 85 degrees in the shade.
The storm was also very severe east
of here. At Pana, H., a man was
killed by Lightning and another at
Nokomis. The KoskOskia River at
Shelbyville, Ill, rose twelve feet and
carried away part of the railroad track
at and near that place, compelling the
Terra Haute and Alton Railroad
Company to transfer passengers.
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LOU ISVILLE.
The EliZabetht0Wn and Paducah
RaIlFOad-The City Votes to Sub
scribe $1,000, 600 for its OOnstruc.
tiOn.

LOUISVILLE, May 2.-This city, to-
day, by a handsome majority, voted
construction OF the ElizabethtoWn &
Paduoah Railroad. The country
through which this, road will run,
route has already been surveyed, and
the work will doubtless commence at
an early day
LOUISVILLE, May ? The brick de-
pot of the Louisville, New Albany
and Chicago Railroad at Bloomington,
Indiana, together with a vast amount
of valuable freight stored therein, was
consumed by fire yesterday. Loss,
heavy The fire is supposed to have
been communicated to the building
by lightning
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NEW ORLEANS
The EleCtlOn-OficIal Returns Not
Yet Received. -.

New ORLEANS, May 2.-The Off
c ial returns of the election have not
Zet been published.
The Republican gives returns from
all the parishes. making a majority for
tn Constitution Of 1883 They
al 50 claim y Republican Senators
az aiust IA Democrats and go Republl-
ca memb of the House against Al
d emOcrats.
Wormouth's majority for Governor
is slightly in excess of the Constitu-
ii onal majority.
The Republican Convention com
pl eted its nominations this morning.
Two Presidential electors and several
q delegates to the Chicago Convention
are colored.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
TIE INPEACHNENF COURT


SENATE. w AsHINsToS, May 2.
Stanbery resumed the floor. intro
ducing a continuation of his remarks,
by thanking the Senate for the cour-
tesy shown him In an early adjourn
ment yesterday, and saying he had
been greatly benefited by the cOnse-
quent rest. After then expressing,
il advance. his confidence OF a speedy
acqUittal, based on q thorough exam
InatIOn of the case, which showed
that not q shadow Of a case had been
made out, he proceeded with his ar
gument as printed At a quarter be-
fore one O'Clock. Stan berry became ia
tigued, and Mr.. ". T. Pedrick. who
has assisted counsel during the trial,
continued the reading Of the argu-
ment. Mr.. Staubery himself deliv-
cred his perorat;on, concluding at $40
P, NJ, when the court adjourned. and
the Senate took up the House amend
ments to the Senate Appropriation
Bill, which It non concurred Ia, and
appointed a Committee Of Conference.
Adjourned.
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REC HMOND.
JEFF. DaYis's Bail Bond ReneWed-Ex-
senator Bright in Attendance at
the Court,

RICHMOND, May 2.-Jeff. Davis
bail bond was renewed to-day. The
accused is to appear on such day Of
the next term as the Court may here
after fix. The Judge said that Chief
Justice Chase had told him that he
would be in Richmond to preside
at the trial, within two days after
the impeachment trial had concluded.
The new bond given has Horace
Greeley, Cornelius Vanderbilt and
Garrett Smith on it, for S25 900 each
and the remaining S25, 900 is given by
citizens Of Richmond. This was done
by instructions from the parties
named.
Ex Senator Bright, Of Indiana,
was in the Court room General
Lee and ex Secretary of War Seddon
were in the city to attend as wit
nesses. 1t is thought the trial will
take place the last Of Nav.
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ELECTIONS.
Republican Victory I'm Georgia
44,0OO White Republicans Voted
$4,000 Negro Democratic Votes.

ATLANTA, Ca, May 1.-The TII-
June's special says the Repu blicans
have made clean sweep, electing
their Governor and a majority in the
State Senate and lower branches of
the Legislature, and four out Of seven
Congressman. Over Il, 900 white men
voted the Republican ticket, and over
1900 black men have been forced
into voting the Disunior ticket.
The Republicans are jubilant, and
are parading the streets with a band
of music.
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CINCINNATI.
Ohio & Mississippi Z. R.-Gauge to
be Changed.

CINCINNATI, May 2 The MANAGE
ment of the Ohio and Mississippi
Rlilroad have determined to change
the gauge of their road from the
broad to the narrow gauge, In order
to bring it into closer connection with
the majority Of Eastern roads. The
change will be completed by the first
of next December
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BS5- A meeting Of the Resolute
b. b. Club will be held this evening
at Loweubergs store. Election Of
officers and other important business
will be transacted. Al full attend
ance is requested BY order Of the
President.
i. B. MoRaAN. See,y. !
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EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
From the Cretan war.

TRIESTE, May 1. VIA LONDON, May
1.-The papers received here from
Athens are filed with war news from
Gambia. They report tk>t battle took
place, on the 14th Of April, between
the Cretans and Turks, which lasted
all day. The battlefield was near
Aperorona. The Insurgents claim
the victory. Conflicts are also report
ed to have taken place on the 11th,
18th, 18th, and 10th of April. The
Turks, It is said, have committed
great outrages. Steamers still ply be-
tween the main land and the Island,
carrying ammunition and provisions
to the heoric Cretans.
Ministerial CFislS-POssible Settle.
ment Of Questions at Issue
LONDON, May 2-The Cabinet cri-
sis mono9olizes public attention. It
is thought that if the measures which
are in effect approved by both parties
are not opposed by the Liberals, the
present Cabinet will not resign, nor
dissolve Parliament, until an appeal
can be made to the constituen
cies. The Times, to-day, editor
iafly. recommends this course.
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ALBANY, May 2.-The Arcade IN
derground Railroad bill for New
York, failed in the Senate to day
The State charity appropriation was
reduced from S350,000 to S250,000 by
the Assembly.
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METHODIST GENERAL CONFER
ERGE.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

Regular Order Of the Day-DetalIs
of Business Reports, Ete.-The
Question of the COlOred Confer
6nCeSs
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SAM. AND PErE-Beg leave to in
form the citizens Of Evansville and
vicinity, that as the Common Council
have not as yet given us license, they
will sell at private sale at half the
price charged by clothing men of this
city. We are confident they cannot
compete with as either in price or
quality. We want all to call aud ex-
anime for themselves at No s. Main
Street. SAM. AND PETE.
j. 5 - Due notice will be given
when auction will be commenced.
apr3Dtf
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ME IPHIS.

COmmemOratlOn Of the Rebel Dead
Races - Large Attendance - Oil
Works Destroyed by Flre-BOdy Of
Man Who Had BysteFi0usly Dis
appeared FOuBd.
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la Mrs. J Hastings would again
inform the ladies that she is prepared
to do dress and cloak making. Also,
bonnets and hats, and everything ia
the millinery line. No. 80 Main Street,
upstairs. apr30 lW
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JACKSON, Mss, May 2.-Nothing
of Importance transpired in the Con-
vention to-day.
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Saturday Nights Dispatches

Saturday Nights Dispatches
Commemoration of Rebel
Dead at Memphis.
Oil Works Destroyed by
Fire.
Heavy Rain Storm at st.
Louis, no.
Man Killed by Lightning at
Pana, Ill.
Jeff. Davis Bail Bond Re-
neWed.
Jesse d. Bright in Rich
mona
Til } ElizabethtoWn and Pa
ducah Railroad.
Louisville Votes 100000
Stock.
Gauge of o. & NJ. r. R.. to
be changed.
SOUTHERN ELECTIONS.
Republican Victory I'm Georgia
Al nh0 White RAnuhIfeana Wnead-
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TIME MISSES COOKE wish to announce
Il to the Ladies OF Evansville that they
are drst-class
DRESS MAKERS,
And are now prepared to make Dresses
after the latest French style. Particular
attention given to Evening and Riding
Dresses. Third street, second door from
Walnut, opposite City Hall. [mayl Ivy
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NEW YORK, May DIR. Alexau-
der K Whiting, formerly Health Of
fcer Of this port, died this morning.
Chas K Tuckerman, United States
Minister to Greece, sailed IN the Per-
sia, to-day.
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NEWARK, n. J.. May 2.-Three
tavus Youth, George A Julien, and
Harry Schaffer, whose headquarters
were at Newton. have been arrested
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ss5- Eureka Ice Lemonade, Soda
Water and Ice Cream to be had at III.
Hermann's Confectionery, No. 45
Main Street. apr23-2W.
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For SALE-5O0 barrels Michigan
peaehblow Potatoes; 200 bushels dit
TO 10 bulk; 900 plain Bacon Hams;
5000 canvassed sugar cured and plain
Hams. w. NJ. AKIN,
First Street between Vine and Di-
vision. my2 81.
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SO3TETHINd NEW AND NoBBY.-
Ju- t received by express at j H..
Carlin'z In the line % new aud styl-
ish Cassimeres. Call and examine
while the stock is complete. as they
are very nice and exceedingly cheap.
apr7 If
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Wholesale GRocERY Stock FOR
SALE, AND STORE FOR LEASE The
senior partner desiting to retire from
business, we offer for sale our entire
Stock, etc, and Will also lease to the
party buying US out, the Store recent
ly built and since occupied by as,
which is % feet wide, by 40 feet
deep, 4 stories high We prefer max
ing the transfer on june ], 1868
This affords a rare opportunity TO
enter an established business Of l7
years standing, and occupy the best
and largest Grocery Store IN this city.
s. II. GILBERT & Co.
ap2l-2w. No. 81 North First st.
REMovAL.-We wish to inform cur
friends and customers that we have
moved our stock Of dry goods one
square further out Main Street. 20
No 101, between Third and Fourth,
where we will take pleasure in watt
ing on all who may favor US with a
call WRIGHT Il ROBERTS.
apI17-tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-04

nashville, May 2.-The negro
walters OF the hotels struck to-day for
higher wages. No settlement yet.
They were getting SO month. White
walters viii probably take their places.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-04
Republican Victory in Pennsylvania

LANCASTER, Pa, May 2-Ihe CITY
election here has taken place. The
Democratic majority for City Auditor
Is 324. There is a Democratic loss on
Mayor over last year Of 187 The
Republicans gain eight mem bers Of
the Council, which makes tie vote on
joint ballot. One branch of the
Council IS Republican by three ma
jority.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-04
TELEGR AP II.

For Commercial and RtVeT Dispatches see
Ftfth Page.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-04

Gauge of o. g. M. r. r.. to
be changed.