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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-09
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FRENCH STATIONERY,

Such as GRAND QUADEfLLE Note Letter.
and Commsrclsl Letter; 1fo5afHe Notes
and Letter.; onion 8s.a p otes, Lfttera,
and Com uber eial Letters: GRASO QUAD
RI1LF ONF05s ~Krs Eues. Letters. and
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New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
Cor,pT cAIFND,Rs-Tufs Dr.

COURT CALENDARS-1lIIs DAT.
srPRHss CorEr-CRcUfr.-PsrI L-AdOurnri g. THURSDAY
SupEEsE CorKr-CiRcUrPsr IL-Hsd b. AoRsiS, J-Cour'
opens al 10 a m.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
4 SPRING OPENING

The rooms Of Madame PinchOn in Bleecker-st were
crowded Yesterday by the fashionable and astidious
eager TO inspect the designs so long considered the
most original and refined of any in the city. Most of
the dresses showed some modification of the panier
style now coming in fashion. The back widths of the
skirts were full and loOped pufled to give the out
line once known as the tOuRuyo or hustle, which, to
the regret of tasteful persons, is again brought into
use The size this appendage attained when first
in the reign of Louis XVI suggested the idea Of
panniers concealed under the dress IL is to be hoped
eyes will be spared the cruelty of behodng such
dcformities
The front and side widths Of the skirt are closely
gored, and often the lower jupe is bOrdered by
hOunce, sometimes closely plated one way with both
edges secured, or vandyked and drawn into rullle
by cord run an inch below the upper edge SaShes
are worn both broad and narrow the newest design
drapes them scarfike about the waist or hips let
ting the ends fall separate, or tied loosely once
Taber fronts, sashes stitched the width and tri
ple-1ounced skirts were seen. Waists were of natu-
raj length, except for ball cOrsagcs which were low
and short sleeves were of the coat shape easl fit
ting.
Demi-adiuste Jackets with mantilla fronts. and
mantilla Jackets with sleeves, but no seam under
the arms, were shown for street wear but scarcely
specimen of the poonaisc. Suits for promenade had
loose OF half-Gtting Jackets. tfiWmed with narrow
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
THE CIVIL COURTS.

In the t. s. District Court, it was announced
by the Court that the taking up Of the Admiralty Calen-
dar would be postponed TIL Thursday next the 18th INST
In the Superior Court, the case of Parker agt.
the propretoTs OF The Nation, the commencement or
which was reported yesterday continued but with
out any further Developments, the paintins testimony
being still in progress
In the Supreme Court Chambers, argument
was commenced motions IN the Chicago and Rock
in one Of the Motions have been made for con
nuance Of the nictOns heretofore granted FOR dis
solution OF the same for attachment for contempt ana
for the appointment OF u receiver. The argument Oh
these motions will probably take several days
A suit brought by ex-Judge Mitchell against
various persons, including A. T. Stewart, was on trial
Yesterday EXJudgc Mitchell Is the executor OF Dr bur
are several other questions in the but the mann
question Is whether a. T. Stewart Co. are To pay Mr
Burroughss legatees the $l5O0 which they at rs con-
eeded to be due his estate, deduction OF some sOOO
Is TO be made from that which that firm claim was
improperly or frauduently drawn by the deceased The
case will occupy at least today
The case of Marquis ID. /. Sharkcy has been
repeatedly the newspapers. over year ago, IT was
decided that Mr. Goodwin mis- partner in the tobacco
business and entitled onehalf the profits OF that bsl
ness amounting to $4,000 The sherlh coulu nhd
no property TO meet Mr.. GoOdwin5 Judgment ana, on
the ground that Mr. Sharkey was fraudueny eoneeahng
his property, under the stillwe act CITY Judge lsse
sent him to Ludlow-st Jail. After nearly years lh-
prsOnment, the Supreme Court decided that the Clty
Judge had exceeded his powers but, on this decision
ment on the same ground, from the Court OF Common
Pleas. Meanwhile, Mr.. Sharkey had applied for his dis
charge under the Bankrupt law and the Court OF Com
Pleas have just decided that, pending proceedings
OF debt m allegiance, and Mr. sharkey mnst DO dis
charged
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

State bonds were firm, with an active demand for
New Tennessees; Missouri Is were firm ut IS; Rail
way bonds were in demand and sparingly offered
Canton was steady at AZ; Pacific Mail was quiet at
lO9lQllO; Express shares were steady, and dyi-
dend Is expected by the holders of the Merchants
Union within few weeks. The Railway share
market opened in a panic, and general rush was
made to sell all the active shares. NewYork Cen
trail sold at 12O Erie 66 Hudson, 134: Wabash, 80;
Michigan, s7. Toledo. 102. The chief rush was
made TO sell the h Vanderbilt F." stocks and timid
operators threw overheard their loads without re-
gard to prices. Northwestern Preferred. Reading,
and Fort Wayne did not sympathize with the gem
eIal market. but maintained great rmness through
out the day. At the Board the market was steadier,
and there was an active demand for all the Western
shares; Erie was in bad repute among money lend
ers, and was thrown out Of loans in many quarters;
and houses in moderate credit were pressed to make
up their accounts in consequence. AT the close tho
market was weak the stringency in money pre-
venting any great improvement in prices.
The following are William Heath & Co.'S last quo
tatiOns OF stocks:
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
TIE WRIT OF QUo wARRANTo IN TIE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.

TIE WRIT or QUO wARRANTo IN TIE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
In the United States Supreme Court the APP
peal OF r. II. Crawford agt Henry Addison et al was
heard. The roator, r. r. Crawford duly elected
Mayor OF Georgetown d. c. In February 1882 for the en-
suing two years and so returned by the Judges and
ouacd by taking the oath OF Office The Council, how
over alleging that Addison received the greatest number
OF votes by recount In their presence refused 70 recog
nze Crawford Mayor and caused Addison TO be sworn
ngs Of quo warranto on the 2st OF January
1861 when but about month OF the Official term re-
rated inc in " udp%ent D n0 o oaser in Dccember
1852 but tho judgment OF custer was superseded
so as TO constitute spesedeas Subsequently the writ
oerror was dismissed by the Supreme Court and the de-
he Judgment OF custer by the Courts of the District
December, 1850 and Jan 2 1861, period OF one year
office and the salary thereof by the sperSededs wt OF
bond The salary received by Addison for that ie
rate OF 81 900 per annu Upon the trial OF the quo
rao proceedings the jury found at irs that the votes
tie but the Court declined 10 receive the verdict and
under its Instructions aud with the assent OF respondents
attorney the jury retired and returned verdict Tor the
reator But thereupOn the verdict that the vote WAS
tie having been certified by the DepntyClerk OF the
ance with provision Of the City Charter in OF tie
vote at Mayoray election This action was brought to
salary Of tie Mayor OF Georgetown, which
accrued after the date of the bond by virtue Of
proceeding which became final from the failure OF Addl-
son 10 prosecute his writ Of with effect The )udg
ment below for the defendant and the planti IN
error appeals 10 this Court cOntendng that he is emitted
to damages incurred by the superstdeds bond
the salary received by Addison dedeO Mayor during
the time it operated supersedeas OF the Judgment
OF custer, ana that the measure Of damages is the
nInOunt OF the salary incurred The defendant IN
error submits that he did not continue to act at Mayor y
virtue OF any title deTioed from the election by the
people and which continued 10 him by reason or
the Court Of error bond but by the election by the
councils But admitting that he responsible ON the
O.. Il fIa M nf
plant In error The claim assumes that
The salary OF the office had pecunary value other than
az a compensation for labor and service perfOrned
in the discharge Of the duties Of the ofice-wic IL
contrary the doctrines established by this Court IN
cases The claim 4, erroneous, also because II
assumes that the whole salary received by Addison aIte
tho date OF tho boud, Ito moasure Of 1anase. aud
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
TIE MARKETS.
IC.r.nIiJ reported for Tua Tslsuss.

TUESDAY, March II, 1868.
AsHEs-The market is steady; sales OF Pots at " asa
s. 37b Pearls nominal
BEESWAX-There has been fair demand for Yellow
Western and Southern, and the market steady ut ie
42ic; sales of 5000 ID.
BRISTLEs are without change; the demand Is moder.
ate we quote from 3Sc dsl rs for American Gray and
White. . -
BROOM CORN is hrmer and quite actiyei the stock s
moderate; sales at 9dlic -
BUILDING MATERIALS are without change In prices; /;
the market continues firm and the demand fair Tie
closing quotations are follows Bricks AT $40 606sl %
for Common Hard Slsd $22 for Croton aud s06So Tor
philadelphia Front Cement at 81 - for Rosendaie hair
at 80 a36ic for Rio Grande Mixed; yGStc i9r buenes
Avres Mixed. and ilQl2c. for Unwashed Mixed
Iths AT 81 75g So three months Lime at 81 % for Com.
mon and S9 for Lump Plaster OF Paris at IS SdN per
tn sor Ruo Nova Scotia 81 per Dbl. for Calcined
Eastern and 81 80 per bbl for Calcned knickerbocker
COTToN-The tone of the Liverpool adyices was con-
sdered less favorable and the demand In consequence
has moderate from all classes OF buyers lhe
sales of l5O bales Of which PAS 20 to hpnners wv 70
SPECTATORS and Jos to exporters including ioO III 'F'
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
C.&N.W. eOnsi. 7p.c. IN

y. q "
c.&N.w eonst 7pc.lM 81
Money has been in sharp demand throughout the
day. The stringency has not been greater in stock
circles for yesrs Seven per cent was the lowest rata
named and stocks were turned at large differences
for three days option. The demand continued until
after the close of bank hours when houses in good
credit were unable to make up their accounts. and
as high as per cent was paid beside the legal inter-
est for funds until tomorrow.
Sterling Exchange is less firm We quote London.
co days, O9.a1O9i London. sight, 1100ll03; Paris
long, 516i SIS. Paris, short, 5.l39 d51Ss; Antwerp
517I45f5; Swiss 517la515; Hamburg, S6l@S6i;
Amsterdam, IsaHi: Frankfort, 4lQAt; Bremen.
'9la 79, Berlin, 7l.Q72.
The transactions at the Office Of the Assistant
Treasurer were: Recepts-For Customs, s4l7,ooo;
for Gold Notes. s51 900; Total Receipts, s5l457 81.
Total Payments sl,iSl, ,446 1871 Balance, $lO5S'o.-
972 II.
The aggregate amount of exports exclusive OF
specie from the port of New-YOrk to foreign ports
for the week ending March IL, 1868, was s4052.9i8
Freights-To Liverpool, go tcs. Beef at 4s; 100
boxes Bacon at 27s. Cd; 20 tuns Tallow at $751; go
bales Cotton at 5-16d, and by steamer, 5000 bush.
Corn at 9d.; 500 tcs Beef at 6s. and 1900 boxes
Cheese at As. TO London. 1000 bbls Flour at 2s.
vessel to London with full cargo Of Rosn at 9s 3D.
The Controller of the Currency is in the city to
hear the evidence about the FARMERS anu ClIlleIB
Bank of Brooklyn, which was closed short time
ago for not keeping up its greenback reserve. BY
special act of Congress- the bank cannot be reopened
except 1t shall produce proof satisfactory to the Con-
troller that the interests of the public will be fully
protected and that the depOsitors OF the bank VIII
be paid in full on demand. To examine and decide
on the evidence laid before him on these points, Mr
Huburd is here to-day. The decision, with the evil
dence, will, we trust, be promptly published
The Senate of Missouri yesterday concurred In the
amendment of the House BILL unanimously to
restore the Iron Mountain Railroad, and confirmed
the title in said Company. The enterprise Is an
important one and the road it is said, will now be
pushed rapidly forward, so that in year trains
will run from ST. Louis to Mobile and New Orleans.
The earnings Of the atlantic and Great Western
Railway from March to March were
1868 s7O2Os 1867 s99796 Dec. $40 5sa
The following are the earnings of the Toledo.
Wabash and Western Railway Company for tho
first week i'll March,
500 SO 1868 ga 26 Dec. ..-.N925 OF
In Printing Cloths says The PrOridenoe Journal:
Market very quiet. The following are the sales;
ZOO pieces 52x52 7ic 5000 pieces 56x6O, 7c.; 5Ooo
pieces 5GxGO private terms; 5000 pieces. 6Ox6h
Sc; 5000 pieces G4xC4, Sc; 1900 pieces G4xG4, &C.;
5000 pieces, G4x6i, 9.c; 1000 pieces, 6ix6 &c., 4Ov
pieces 64x64. S.c.-Iotal number of pieces 5000.
The Commercial Bulletin gives the following table
of the number of foreign arrivals at the port of Bos-
ton for the last thirty years. say from 1888 to 1867.
ualuSiye.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

not the actual damage TO Crawford-that is TO cay tho
profit OF the Office IL any the amount received by
Addison less the amount Crawford did receive for that
time in some other business or occupation 1t ~ also
urged that the udgmen. OF custer only determined that
Addison was not elected not that Crawford was elected
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
PETROLEUM AND MINING Stocks
TrrspAY. March lI-P. N.


Gold opened at l39. and closed weak at l3SiGlSS:.
The clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were $i9,
575 co., and the balances s,5Si,73J "a. Government
bonds opened firm, but under the sharp demand for
money broke and sold Off The offerings were large up
to tho close of bank hours, and sales were made at
ta,c. lower for cash than for delivery tomorrow.
The following are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

CANDLES have been in modera,e requeS', q % ., .e.a
market steady: sales of 500 boxes AdamsnVne a ""
sperm at as lSc., and Patent % Ooc: NTH limited
arrivals the market is hrmer; the stock Is sg ma:
liberal for the season; sales from yald a. nsss H has
heen done the supply is moderate and prices Ia
DRJCiS AND DYES-We have mad lar ialf @ lvp1d and the
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
inclusive:
The following shows the totals of the average OF
the leading items of tho Philadelphia banks for tho
past and previous week

The most marked feature in the bank statement "
averages last week further decrease OF Asj655 n
legatenders making loss in that item In the last 1--WE
weeks OF o. 25,57s The deposits also show further do
of SO93l-making loss in the last two weeks ot
81 2T476i The loans show increase for the week Oi
S25 9i-makng Increase for the last two weeks OF
SsOIl4 There was small Increase In the amount OF
coin and also OF circulation. The operations OF tho
Clearing House show reduced business by the banks.
The clearngs are s65j7 less than the previous week.
and the balances s90i .99l less.
The shipments of Pittston Coal by the Pennsyl-
vania Coal Company, for the week ending March II.
1868. were 15Ss tuns: previously 1863 s72ss tuus;
total 1O2.36 tuns to same date 1867 $500 tuns :
increase. l4.6.6 tnns.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

COFFEE-NO sales OF any NlpOIIuItV "uIO IOPo.'o' P.
to-day ana the market closes quiet Holders, howsysr:
remain very firm and the comparatively small suppies
are nat freely offered On Brazil Coffee both buyer ana
sellers disposed TO await further ntore and
the cable The stock OF Rio In the country as suS
by Messrs wm. scott sons, Is i2liSy pss AZ Balt.
% 600 are AT NewOrleans 1000 at Mobile 2eVVo az Ws
more $500 at Philadelphia. aud 1899 at tina pof" "'
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
THE COURTS.
THE ERIE CASE.

In the Supreme Court (State), yesterday, the
Erie called up but we're adjourned by Judge
Barnard till Thursday. Judge Bardard stating that he
thought Judge Of the Court would by that time see
the error Of his ways and reiract.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-24

4 New GOLD VEIN IN NEvApA.-The
Nevada Territorial Enterprise, of May Q,
says: "a very rich strike was made even
Ing before last in the claim of the cole conf
pany, situated jus, west of the city and back
of the Conlstock, and parallel with which it
runs. The strike was made in the second
level, which is three hundred feet below
the surface, which is reached through tun-
mel six hundred feet in length. How cx-
tcnsivc the deposit of ore found may prove
to be is u matter Of conjecture, as it has not
yet bccncut through. 1t now fills the whole
face of the tunnel and has every appearance
of being very large as well as very yalu-
able deposit. The ore is black sulphuret
and is astonishinsly rich in gold as well as
silver.
We were yesterday shown assays Of two
samples which yielded as follows: First sam.
Pies at the rate Of 3jS,6So ounces Of silver
and 506,974 of gold, or SLIT 65 in gold
and sl46 oS in silver, making total per
ton Of $l,Gl3 90. The second sample
yielded at the rate of 81, ,l60 in gold, and
s475 SO in silver, Or total per ton of $l,.
645 so. This is as rich rock as the greed.
lest hoardcr Of the precious metals could
desire"
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-24
The Democratic National Go n.
yentiOu.

The New York World has tho following
in relation to several delegations to this con-
vention, to meet in that city on the 4th of
July: Irving Hall has been engaged by
the State Central Committee Of Pcnnsyl'
vania for the convenience Of the delegation
from the Keystone State, and Masonic Hall
will furnish sleeping quarters for tho entire
Pendleton escort, which is to number over
500 men. The Hancock men will aggregate
at tho Astor House. Accommodations
have been made ready at the St. Nicholas
Hotel for 1000 persons. The Chase men,
and supporters Of Governor English, Of
Connecticut, will be found at this hotel
principally. At the Southern and New
York Hotels preparations on grand scale
are being perfected for delegates from the
border and Southern States. The Everett
House is negotiating with the Vermont DEL
egation. The Pendeton men will aggregate
themselves at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
Colonel Wooley Of Cincinnati, has secured
rooms for the West Virginia delegation at
the FIFTH Avenue Hotel. York State dele
cation, numbering sixty-6vc persons, mar
shaled by Mr.. Samuel j. Tilden will stop
at the the Fifth Avenue Hotel, rs will also
twenty-six delegates from Indiana. The
Illinois delegation Of thirty persons, and
the Ohio delegation of forty-two persons,
will also occupy quarters at tho Fifth Ave.
nue. Hotel. Committee aud caucus rooms
have been engaged at the hotels named from
the lst of July until the close Of the
convention, which will begin its ses.
sion on the 4th of July. 1t will cost each
delegate about seven dollars day to live in
this city during the convention, including
the necessary triAing expenses Of the bar.
ber's and bootblack fees and car fare. -
Many leading Statesmen and politicians
have engaged rooms at the different hotels
from the Goth and 18th Of June until the
close Of the convention. The admirers Of
Charles Francis Adams, from Massachusetts,,
New Hampshire and Vermont, will rcpose
at tho Clarendon Hotel. Tammany Hall
will be fully ready by the 25th Of June.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-24
EOURTlN OE july.

The citizens Of 8loomsblisg have delerpincd to
celebrate the coming anniversary Of the Declaration
sf independence by such exercises ~ VIII instruct,
rntrrtain and nmuse all easses md ages. HXten sve
Arrangements have been made, and n fral old fash.
iOned celebration 10 anticipated, The following Is
part Of the programme prepared:
FORENOON.
Representation 10 proper character and appropri.
ate costume OF various events In our national aud
local history, including
PENN'S TREATY
with tac Indians; Poeahos:as saving the life Of
CAPTAIN SMITH;
Rescue Of Jsbn Harris from the stake Van Cumpen
running the Gantlct, S', &C.
AFTERNOON.
dresses by distinguished Orators from home and
abroad; and a Grand Parade BY several Fire Com.
panirs FROM GloJmsburg and other places.
EVENING.
a torch light dance in the Grove, under the Ru.pi.
eeS OF the hloOiusbura Iisok and Ladder Company.
Citizens from neisliboring towns and couniirs arc
cordially isvited 10 paitiripate m celebration cal
eulated To remind us OF those early days whcr were
secured tor us III. blessings aud privileges which
Americans We enjoy.
" The Boou,sbuyg Brass Band has been secured
Arrungen ents have been made for excursion tirk
Dy order Of Commi,tec Of Arrangement
}. b. Robson,
T.. II. FREEZE,
l.. n. KELLER,
Committee Of Pnsiication.
Rioonp. .h,,ru lune 81 IsG,