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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-19

duced, and are as follows:
To MEMPHIS, PER lC0 POUNDS.
From Ist Class. % Glass ID Glass. 4th Glass.
New York.-...SI 63 81 80 81 go 80
Boston ;..,;.;-... s. 50 I9 80
Phuadelph phia.. l 80 75 / IS 80
Baltimore ..... 81 40 10 50
All Rail rates from New York to Memphis
have this day been reduced to following figures:
First Class per leo 50 70
Second Class per 100 90
Third Glass per 100 IS
Fourth Glass, per 100 IS
This rodte having the SHOR RTEST LINE, Is
determined TO transport Freiguts 10 and
FROM Memphis at as low rates, or lower, than
any other lire.
CLAIMS for LOSS and DAMAGE promptly
adjusted.
For Bills of Lsding or Information, call on
e. ). SAWYER, 275 Main street, or A. J. LOWE
Agent at Depot. W. ]. EOSS,
Gen1 Sup't NJ. and Q. Railroad.
JOS. c. LOPEZ, 6enI Fr't Ag't- ssp2
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aI. Louls MarKeI.
By Telegraph.l

By Telegraph ST. LoUIs, June %.
ToBACCo-Unchanged
CoTr0N-NOthfng uoing.
d. HEMP Dull al 81 4a9l 80 for undressed.
and 81 20 fnr dressed.
FL UR-W eaz and unsettled, but nom
nally unchanged; small sales of superfine
at 80 T5y9g ., @pring extra at 81 06vS7 621z,
and Xxx at S. 05aI0 90.
WHEAT--vely weak for old Fall; new
90 DC lower: price, rau re at 3 05H2 07 for
prime 10 choice old. and - l5e52 25 for
prime 70 fancy new; Spring dali aud
GoRs-F,rmsr; s0gs2c for mixed, sSc for
yellow, and S51z@87e ( white. s8.
latte for fancy.
RYE-H1gner. but irregular; 81 35 81
PRoVISIoN3-Qniet and unchanged. Pork
sold ~. - 90 Bacon is retailing at I3c
for shoulders, l7c for clear sides and 10
@201zc tor 50 aT-euFed hams. Lard nomf-
nal at l71z9lsc for tlerce. and ls11@l9c Tor
keg.
CArrLE-In fair request for city con-
sumption: little or no shipping deman l.
SH Err Dull at 81 90 @ s 90 per head.
La mbs 81 50d3 90.
RstEI rTs-FiOur 200 barrels, wheat g. 600
bushels, corn 100 bushels, oats 8, 900 bush
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CINCINNATI Market.

By TeiegrAph,l C1SUIEwATI. June 2.
FnoUR-H Held more fr1nly; good family
SO .g5a1 10 90. . HEs1 sT iu #ana At
n WHRATrD Dull and nominal at s2g2 10 for
Nos. and Winter. ff..
hCoRSADuII and market closes unsettled,
under large rsceipts; earinpt salable &C the
OArsAc2 afet a5 Tzc for No. I. 80
RYE Dull sfn q 1Oa&er; MOL 81 TO- 4 81
goTroS 1hnH and nominal at &c s-for-
middling. - tft
TOBACCO LUnchanged and duietg isui ,
MESS POsK--Dull and nominal; city
packed can be bought at 2Sc. -frr.
aLARD-DuH: can be Bought at Ec.
BULK M EATs = Unchanged; sales of
shoulders at. Il;4c; loose I2c; packed sides
HAcoHIJnif;, SHOULDERS I3aFsHo; sides
l61zcssl7c for nelear gTib and CLEAR sugar.
cufec q. :, Z - .sL,a.so6e 8sTu h ,d4 fEla
ILINsEED on 81 i29si Is aud dull. eeW
I PETRoLEVM-Ste steady at 33l935c for Tefnes.
. I fiFSSGslDeclfned To asc. esDCa 331 to d
~ BUTTER--B d nehaneed and firm at 27a8Oc.
= GOLD-l40 buying. fs
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Chicago Market.

BY Tefegrapfi.11 'z-s'zzaa CHICAGO, June q. p
FLoUR-=Flrmer,ssa 81 and choice brands OF
Minnesota spring extras 59l0e shighef;
other grades quiet and unchanged; sales
Inspiring extras at S90lO..a 8ma 1ss
81 SWaEA 1s<<F iFm and 31zc higher; sales of
N 10. al 81 97@el IS, and No. at 81 S49l 90,
closing at "a 81 tor Eog2; since there was
change IN Mo. 2, which is now strong 1t
81 9701 IS. Adn d. ,alzHE G8ffB3 De fai
e eCoFN Active and 14e higher; sales, of
No. l at S61zC9S7c; Nos2 Al S5@659zc; rejected
at 8O1z08le, and new at S5c, closing with
sellers. Of No. in store at S7cS this evening
there were sales of No. AT S71zo.
n OATS -Ftrmer and q shade htgheri sales
at 6G5x@611zc, closing at 6Te. 9 -au I
RYE AND BARLEY-Neglected and entire
Provisions DUH and nominal. Mess
pofk s27 7592s. hIoa
- EEEF CATTLE-Yergs qaief at % 25@8 IS
for fair to good smooth shipping beeve6. o 2
Hoes Dull at s. 509S 70 for fair to me-
dunn, and ss s71z@9s 20 for good TO extra
choice assorted. SO
FREIGHTs-Duu at Sc for corn to Oswe9o,
and 41z@41zc for wheat to Buffalo.
RECE PTS-For the past 48 hourE-zSo3
barrsIs dour, 8.080 bushels wheat, l7O,!O9
bushels corn, .792 bushels oats, yS42 head
Of hogs. -
els wheat, 81, ,25e bushels corn, 2,47l head of
hogs.
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-23

By Teiegraph.J NEw YoHK. Ju

By telegraph NEw YoRK. June p.
CoTToN and go lower; sales or 500
bales at .301<e tor middHng uplands.
& eFELoUR n The receipts. are ll,s74. bar
reIs dull and declining: sales of 800
barrels at 81 1907 20 for superfine state
and Western; a. 9098 SO for extra State:
81 9O@9 90 for extra Western; sI 10
ala % for. white wheat extra; -e8al3 90
lor round hoop Ohio; s9gle 80 for extra
ST. Louis; sli@H % for good to cnoice do,
I closing heavy. California duiI and heavy;
sales of 500 bbis at $40 251I2 70. Rre -four
scarcely SO dEm; sales of $50 bbis at s. 409
Corn MEA1-Quiet.
WHIsKY-Duff. 3lta a9.l
WHEAT = Receipts of 81, ,ls6 bushels; mar
materially falling Off: sales OF 80 bushels.
new amber Georgia at 81 20.
4 Tx E. Dull and lower; sales of 0OQ bushels
Southern at 81 S0a1 IS; also, 1,5O0 bushels
PeBnsylvaB ia at 81 so. +I
BARLEYs-N ominal. tsuans
BARLEY MALr-Quiet; sales of 700 BUSH
els on private terms. lf !
Germ -Feceip pts of o., SIS bushels; market
opened steady and clio, ed a shade better,
with moderate demand, partly specuIa,-.
tive; sales OF IL, 600 bushels at 81 05tGl 071z
for mixed Western, afioat; 81 08 for high
mixed, nearly yellow; 81 09M for white
Western, and 81 10 for old mixed Western,
oATs-Receipts Is2,esl bushels; market.
nc lower and more active: sales $4,000
bushels at sl1zas2S for Western in store
and 821zMS25zc About. b fs r5
STOCK OF GRAIN IN WAREHoUsE-Wh heat
523,4l6 bushels rye 40,403 bushels, barley
SIS bushels, malt ZOOS bushels, peas 5e,742
bushels. 4.
RICE Quiet. ff4 lt tHf
CoFFEE-Nomlnal. tt
SUGAR Unchanged; sales $50 hhds. at
llH@lf5sc for Guoa and l2@1215c for Porto
Rico. 9H -
MoLAssEs Dull and heavy; sales $50
hhds. Porto Rico at 57c. ng
HOPS Quiet. h
PEFRoIEUM-Fairlya active and irregular;
sales 5000 nbls,l including crude at l5129ld;
PORK-Quiet and steady sales 1850 bbls.1
at us 25928 81 for new mess, closing at.
S2S 30 regular; 81 75@Z7 81 for old do,
closing at 81 81 regular; s22 5O925 90 for
prime, and S24 00924 Is for prime mess.
lBEEF-SIeady and unchanged; sales 200
bt)As. - 'lfa
BEEF HAMs-Quiet at s27 O0@s5 90.
CUT MEATS-Dull; sales $50 packages at
l29 l3c for sh ouldsrs, and l5sz@l7e for hams; I;
middles dull and heavy.
IAED--A shade lower and dull. sales 750
tierces at &s1z@lz1zc for steam, and I712gI6c
for Kettle ren ndered; also, 500 tterces steam,
buyers July, at I71zc, and $50 tierces do,
.BgTrFn Quiet Al 259SOc for Ohio, and
306e34c Tor State. 81 s5f J" t+4
GHEESE~- Dull at 7id15c. Eaa 2
FFEIGHTs-To Liverpool dull and droop-
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-23

The river commenced falling yesterday
afternoon, and up to. dark had gone down
two or three Inches. 1t is falling rapidly
at Cincinnati and Louisville e.................
The only additional arrivals and depaxs.
ures yesterday were the Daring, Memphis
to Cincinnatt: Quickstep, to Cairo; James
Gray, to Hartford; Mollie Norton, to Hen
dersoli; Melnotte, st. Louis TO Pittsburg ..--.
The Darling had a very good trip, ana
was full of people......-..The packets had
only moderate trips out....-..The Melnotte
arrived at midnight with a good trip.
The gravel digger Enterprise, having
closed its contracts here. leaves this mora
ing FOR Einclnnati...s... Capt. Frank Bank
smith. of the hrm of Humphrey, Benk-
smith & Co., Memphis, was in the city
yest erday- BE is not in perfect health
Capt. u. Shewmaker, of the Romeo, Is in
the city, stopping at the American House
.........The Dexter had not arrived at / Az
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-23

FINANcIAL.-There is no demand for
sa money Ia our market. for any of
the Legitimate purposes of stFade.ss Our
y banks and bankers have large bal
ances In New York wa4tins employ
ment In furnishing facilities to mo7e
the crops o. the country, and until then
money is likely to be abundant not only
hers but East and West. The banks of
New York are full of money. and in some
instances loans are made al 1 TO per cent.
upon call, with Government securities
colIaterals. The rate of interest allowed
by the banks named upon money deposit
ed by corresponding banks is per cent.
but we understand that the rate is being
reduced to per cent. If this plethora Of
=. money continues much longer the pay
ment of Interestingly of necessity be en-
tirely abolished. There is no change in
the rate here, which remains at 10 per
cent, unless apon short loans, when a con-
cession is made.
fAs Exchange on New oTk IS scarce and In
good demandl eThe supply viii be much
short of the ttemand The rates are as last
quoted aagrgs H.aasE HsE4f8
Gold Is tending upward, and strong at
ll05S in New York, to-day. The rate here
is buying lS914; silver la0.
The market for Government bonds is ex-
cited atssn advanced rate This Is bat nat
ural consequence Of the money market.
An abundance OF money and low rates OF
interest necessarily forces capital into
bonds that VIII make it pay though it be
but low rate. We quote bonds fol-
lows: fE..#
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-23
New orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, June p.
Cor1aN-Duu: middlings, 29c; sales of
l45 bases; receipts, 80 bales; exports, $50
bales. llE = Fut 1s Htf
Gold -l395<al40. fgs8f4s .sttE
STERLING-I53915d.
n. Y. SIGHT ExCHANGE-s6 per cent. pre-
m1unn. H@E f
aSTGAR--Nominal. rssf y .l...l
MoLAssES Nominal.
AFLoUR-BuH: superflae, $SS xxx, So 2G
So so. choice, sl28l5 90. q tsa g
rs CoRN-DuIl al 95ctgSl 02.
{ OATS-Dull at TIC. si& At&n -f@+4
2 HAY-4Firn er at SI8d2 Co., 99EHps s5 i
j. PORK Dull at s29 IS. -,t
BACON = Quiet; Shoulders, 1870: clear
sides. i715c. Fl 3f# H5H FE-l
LARD -DnIlrat l8l6a20c .e-.s9vy
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new York cold aud stock Market.

by 1e4e8EApn.j NEW York. y une -
MONEY Easy at 8 per cent. on call.
SrERLING-Quiet and unchanged.
GoLD-Weak; closing at 401Kg940&.
SPECIE-Preparations for shipments ap-
pear limited. 2t
GovERNN ENrs-Higher, closing strong.
ISS9oRs ii: 10 81 q iiiaIl m ~ liis5 III dS
new iI4@Il45k; DO '67, II4549Il4sk; do '6S,
lU9z49ll0; l0-40s. l06sz8I0o1si 1885, n01S9
1101z. .rl-ss
BoNDs 8 per cent. currency bonds, Paci-
dc Railroad, 25693. State Bonds continue
active; New Tennessee, 1914: Old Virginia.
5qz old North Carolina, 735<; new, r. Il
srecks-Qufet, without much change.
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-23
River DLspatches.

NEW ORLEANS, June 22-l2:sO p. m.-AE-
rived-Shark and barges. Departed-Conl-
monwealth, John Kilgour, Richmond ana
Judge Fletcher.
MEMPHIS, June p. - Tie weather is
cloudy and quite c1oI.l TheImomeeer 6Se
at noon. RiYer falling steadily.
PargOud. for Westmoreland Louisiana
and Pauline for New Orleans; Minnie, fog
Arkansas River.
PfTrsBURG. June 22-Noon.-River feet
inch, and rising. Weather cloudy and
cool. teAt.
CIScINNATI, June 22-Noon The river
has fallen4 feet 10 inches In the last forty
eight hours. with now 20 feet inch in the
channel. Weather cloudy. Ther..74o.
Came, June 22.-Port List-Pargoud, St
Lou is TO New Orleans, 8 A. NJ; Bee and
barges. st. Louis TO New Orleans, S p. Ms
Belle OF IT. Louis, Memphis to st. Louis
4 A. NJ; Sam. Brown, PIttsburg TO St
Louis, "a. NJ; VIM. White, Paducah pack
ct, 2 p. NJ BELLE Lee, Louisville to New
Orleans, p. NJ, N. Burns, Arkansas River
TO ST. Louis. NJ; Great Republic, New
Orleans to st. Louis, p. NJ
River stationary. The weather is cloudy
Mercury rs.
LOUISVILLE, June 22.-Arrived--RobR
from EvanssiHe. Havana. from Nashville.
Departures Roy and Havana, for
River. The river is falling slowly, with
g feet inches water Ia the canal; 8 feet
Inches IN the chute, and teet inches on
the rocks. Weather clear and very cool
Business very dull. Freights TO all points
scarce.
NASHVILLE, June 22.-The river has risen
Z inches In the last "a hours, but is now
Stationary. with p inches on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather cool and clou dy. Ar
riyed-Umpire, from CAIRO. Departed
Lena, for Evansville.
ST. LOUIS, June 22.-Arrived-Savana,
st. Paul; Key City, Dubuque; Glendale,
: -Departed.- Davenport 7st. Paul; Marble
City, Memphis; Isabella. OInaha5 Mel
notte, Cincinnati. s.sEsasts
+. The weathersis still falling, but there ts 8
good stage of water tosall points.
Weather clear and warmer.
The Galatea reshipped her Upper Missts-
sippi freight, and will probably lay up
here Ii Is said the Barge Company VIII
enter into the Memphis and Vicksourg
trade, in connection with their New Or
leans business. The snag boat De Ruasey
has reached Miller's Landing, on the Mis-
souri, River. She has thus far pulled out
some 80 snags, one of them ia feet long, II
feet in circumference at the butt and IA
feet at Llle TOP. q g ~ 81
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-23
Memphis Market.
By Telegraph.l MEMPBts. June 2

BY Telegraph.l MEMPHIS, June q.
{, CofToS-I ull and irregularj receipts IA
bales; exports Is bales. .srr
FLOUR Quiet: superdne 81 00@T 50.
WHEAF-Ats g 90. FHtffr9 tezgu
= CoRN-At SOC. s a..E I'D
OATs-At 7SG580c. "'' ~
HAY--At S1S co. isH ElA 1etu
BRAN-SA. - Hrs
CORN MEAL-S4 35@4 20.
PoEK-E29 So Ar aSAtn
81 BACoN--Ftrra; Shoulders 1870, and clear
sides l75<c.
IARD -IS1S0l9I%c. 80 -
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FOR SALE.
GREAT AUCTION SALE
Household 4 Kitchen FHrnlture
On TUESDAY. the 2sd inst.

On TUESDAY, the 23d Inst,
y WILL OFFER AT MY REsEs
Il dence, corner OF Third and Chestnut
Streets. all of my II u ; Ell o l. ID and
KITCHBN Nn FD ENIpBkRE at AUCTION
and invite the especial attention OF the
public to an examination of the articles
comprising the sale, which consist in
part Of
Two sets OF parlor rosewood sofas ana
= one egatifnlresewood etagere,s
One elegant set Of ROSEWOOD chamber fur
niture, consisting of bureau bedsteads
washstands and commode,
Two sets* or mahogany chamber furni-
tire, -
Three sets of common chamber furni-
ture,
Two elegant velvet parlOr and stair car
pets,
One beautiful solid oak btG0et, the hand
somest , the city,
= lone extensipn liable, twelve feet long,
A large assortment of china am granite
one Oh STEWART cooking stove,
Five heating stoves,
Anfar&6s sAssdat na9n tof kitchen furniture.
Also, a great collection Of fancy articles
paiutingss pietuFes, dc. &c.
AT the same time and place VIII De SOLD
,ens ll pair ofs nalch carriage horses and car
Also, one frst-rate COW, with young
= sfsalen 70. conanenee at o O'Clock An, ana
continus from day TO dag until the entire
lot Is sold.
Terms made known on day of sale.
1eIhnl54fHga9b EFs'fe u o' MASh hh@
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-23
LOnIsfIlle Market.I

BY, Telegraph. LOUISVILLE June q.
ToBAcCo-Sales of 81 hogsheads of leaf;
lugs 10 fine leaf, SSlal6 59.ir ski5Hai
FL0UR-Superfine 81 50. x. E5gfs4
il WHEAr-New, 81 %; old do, s..
CoRN-90a CSC. tt Ati4
OATS TSdSOc. si.sa f-fl4 sf %
RYE-sl 75aI 65. ~ s 81 -.les-. -a.
MESS PoRK-S& 25428 50.
IARD-I71SGiSc -f ~ HsaD
s BAOON-ShOuIders fl3lSRl8S<c; clear rib
sides 17c; clear sides l71Sc. "a
BULK MEATS = Shoulders i31zei clear
sides l61<c. 10 i5IB
WHISKY Nominal ,.ttr ft'
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-23
MONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL

- To COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-We direct the
attention especially Of country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JoUENAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters aud
ali kinds of mercantile WORK, Wig BIN
Heads, Cards, Circulars. &c. Orders for
work can be sent through any Of the
Evansville merchants.
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-23
New YORK Oaitle Market.

By TelegrapH.l di NEW York. June 2. +,
= CAFTLE MABKEr = Receipts for the week
6.243 beeyes, Il, ,l02 sheep and lambs, 1875
hogs.
aaBEEF-Dull q and 1ze lower; extra I714@
I71Sc, prime I65<9I7c; fair to good l69I 9I61zc; /;
ordinary l5GI515c; Inferior 1491412c.
SHEEP-4M odefate defnRnd and Steady.
3 LANES -gttEsier; extra .sheared sheep Pa
t9Sc: priD &c: inferior 10 good 31zGB1zc;
lambs 91<c. ++#t' = - - ti -.
HoGs-i4ess firm han at the close of last
week. under heavy arrivals, but nished
&c higher than last Mondays; heavis corn
fed SsS@g5ze fair TO good 95s991zcs hight to
loOuaKn0ll. .14eZc- n anH 10 .srn
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-23
NeK York Dry Goods Markel.

BY TeIegraph.l NEW YORK. June n
nay GooDs - The market for heavy
brown sheetings is more active, and some
s-yIes 1<c higher; Atlantic A has been
closed out at IKE; Pacific Extra quick at
nc: Indian Head sell freely at 171ci the
New Market A have risen to sl31ze, and are
now pretty well closed out. Cotton oags
IN active request at 521zc for Stark A. and
5Jc for. Lew fston. Fancy styles OF cottons
are still depressed. but more staple de-
scriptions with more confidence. uus g
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Dissolution Of Partnership.
United States Marshal's Sale.

v lvIKTUE or AN ORDER OF
A Sale. to me directed, from the Clerks
once of the United states district Court
FOR the District Of Indiana, Will, on
as@7. TUESDAY, JUnE 3eTIz, 1858, ss
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock An. and
4o'clocks Pm . az the coartrho door IN
the city of evansville. Indiana, offer for.
sale at public auction the stea tffboat p F.
TROIIA No. 2, her engines. appurtenancess
tackle. and sfnrn1tuEe, as she now hes IN
the Wabash River. Ordered to be sold at
tine suit of ALEXANDER johnson, Isaac
Finch, Stephen ID. Greer, Adam III ter and
ANTHONY J. CaTender, against the said
.steaTnboatr rPerrofta No 2 assa
ifeN BEN SPO0NER, D4 =. MaLshat:
h4n - By q. s. zBIGHLoWF deputy.
!, + June y, Is6s, jeI9 81 zfe3
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-23


slThe followfngts list of the creditors Of.
Watts, Crane & Co., New York. The
amounts stated for the Evansville credit
ors is considerably larger than the actual
Indebtedness, as portion of them are se-
cured by collaterals. A meeting of the
creditors, to prove their debts and choose
one or more Assignees Eof the estate, VIII
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy at Evans
Vile, on the 18th day of July, al. 10 o'clock
AN, at the Office OF Charles H. Butterdeld,
on Third Street, Evansville, Ind:
James Martin, Florence, Alas III so
A. d. Coffey, Florence, Ala. 472 81
4. D. Coffey, Faorence, Ala......... I2,OS5 90
E A. spsinE assT, Bsn,kN 4 YN $50 SssS g g
TorS New YORK 10000 90
Gwen. Jones & Co. -. Il, N. ~. 800 90
Given, Jones & Co.. N. Y, N. Y 5000 90
Gwen. Jones & Co, ". Y, Ny. l0,0e9 90
Giysg ys9 J0nes Tones Co. Co. n T. n ioooS oS &C. 90
I Given, Jones & Co, N. u, y: Y. 10000 90
YtGRas YoGR New exnY York, II 9S-.~ - @ 5000 90
+ ClaSon & Co., New York k.....:-... - =
nsS sTs9 Bs9s.ss oS SsS EsE orE York SS SS g
T London, Asiatlc & American
Bank. New York. LOU W
John Monroe, New Y York.. ~ O00 W
{ A bin, Bel & Sons New York. 5000 o9
/ Henry ID. Cordova & Co., n. ... lO,oOO W
YoTE. New = 7erls Gi.-..~e - - 10000 %
. Hadden 4 Co, New York. .~-.....-. 5000 O0
British Bank OF North America,
New York. -..-...--. A@,JOJ Ou
Henry Eve. New E0rk ............-.... e 10 900 90
L. P. Morton q Co, View YORK. 5000 00
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-23

account
BoSDs IS 2Os 7Sszg7s5S. - = -
sTor1Ks- 4s54s piino sl0E
SUGAR-25s 3D..
LIVERPOOL .JQne 22-Eye
CorroN-E Ter; miudIing pplands ~
Il5<; do Orleans 1l55s91lz4. fs3f
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-23
European Market.

By Cable.l LONDON, June zz-EYe.
CoNsoLs-94z5@95 for money 95@9511z for
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-23

The following quotations are rom u
office OF w. j. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No.
First Street.
BANKABLE FUNDS.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-20
e U r. D II e
GREAT BRITAIN,

LIVERPOOL, April IS The libel suit against
Gulon q Co., at Liverpool for damages by ex-
pioslon OF nitro glycerine. on board the steam
er European at Aspinwall, in April, 1856, has
been Withdrawn.
DUBLIN, April 18.-The installation of the
Prlnce OF Wales as Knight of the Order of ST.
Patrick, took place to-day. The procession,
which moved from Dublin Castle, the vice re,
gal residence, to 81, Patrick's Cathedral. where
tne ceremony. was performed, passed over a
route ;1t two miles in length, completely liued
with troops. The weather was fine, and the
populace of Dublin and vicinity turned ont in
vast numbers, filling the street, through VIII oh
the procession marched. The Cathedral was
crammed with people, and the scene at the in
vestiture OF the Prince was grand and impos-
ing Al the dinner, which is to be given this
evening in honor of the occasion, only the no.
blity will be present
LONDON, April 1S.-A dispatch from Malta
says Admiral Farragut, with the United States
squadron, had lett Valetta Tor Lisbon.
THE cRETAN WAR.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE following are ca
bic specials:
Athens, april H. ola London 17.-Dispatches
and news reports from Crete, received in this
Guy lAthensl state that several fights have ia
ken place lately between the insurgents and
the Turkish soldiery. The Cretan revolution
airy forces were, it is said, victorious in most of
them. Two steamers, sailing from Greek and
otner christian ports still land food, gunpow-
der, arms and other supplies and munitions of
war at the island, and embark and take away
refugee patriot families.
LABOR RIOTS IN SPAIN QUELLEp.
bologna, April 1.-THE labor riots. by which
the peace OF this city has been feartully dis
turbed during the past few days. are apparent.
" at an end and quiet prevails. A govern
ment order has been published, which forbids
further meeting of the printers associations
and the Democratic Union Working Mems
Association. The headquarters and places of
assemblage have been seized by the police.
PRUSSIA.
The Parliament of the North German Con-
FEDERATION has adopted a resolution instruct
ing Bismarck to enter into negotiations with
foreign powers for the purpose of establishing
by treaty the absolute neutrality of private
property during the time of war.
THE ABYssINIAN WAR.
LONDON, April 19.-Gen Napier, in COM
mand OF the Abyssinian expedition, in his last
dispatch, requests that heavy remittance of
treasure for :he expenses of the army be sent
him before the rainy weather sets in, as he
anticipates that during that season his COM
munications with the sea coast will be fire.
quent it not wholly interrupted.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-20

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