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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-04

HALIFAX, September 2.-Prinee
Arthur left Richmond by special
train this morning. Salutes were
fred along the route. The party
reached Hopewell, where an address
was presented to the Prince, who
made a reply. The Prince will en-
bark in the gunboat Dart, at Pecton,
for Shediac, Monday. The city,
through Mayor Dean, presented a
farewell address to Admiral Rodney
Mundy this afternoon,
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DEXTER has just been beating his
best time. A special dispatch
from New York says that Dex-
ter's time Of 2:214, trotting
in a road wagon, Tuesday, is the topic
of conversation with turfmen. The
best skeleton wagon time on record,
2:25, was made by Dexter, in 1867.
The wagon and driver, Tuesday.
weighed three hundred and nineteen
nouDds.
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enteon days afterwards. The expedi-
ton had experienced adverse winds
and much mist. The weather was
colder than in 1863. All on board
we're well.
ITALY.
ROME. Sept. 3.-Papal recruits con-
tinue to arrive.
SPAIN.
MADRID. Sept. 3.-Fifty.nine mem
bers of different Carlist bands il Cat
alonla, have taken advantage of the
amnesty proclamation, and surren-
Fdered.
MADRID, September 3.-The jour.
mails of this city comment variously
on Napoleon's refusal to see General
PrIm. The IbenG, however, says an
interview has not been Sought, and
that General Prim's visit to Paris was
solely on private business.
Iovalla was. received at Valledoled
with great enthusiasm.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, September 3.-Mr. Boyce
has received his e5ceqUeter as Ameri
can Consul.
The Americans here are much graf
flied that the United States was the
first to be recognize under the new
rule admitting Consuls to other towns
than the capital and seapOrts.
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FnR SAL,E.
French Lick Springs.

F8TEzASE CELEBRATED sPRIN GS
h have changed hands since last water
Ing season. The house has been thor
oughly rchtted and furnished with new
furniture, with well-furnished table, and
with bath1ng-rOoms for cold and warm
baths.
"a dai 1y hack nne from Shoals Station
on the %. & NJ Railroad, and also from
Orleans, on the Louisville, New Albany &
ChlcagO Railroad, to the Springs with 8
daily mail to the Springs.
Hack charges rom Shoals to the Springs
reduced to 81 90.
Address RYAN & TUCKER
iy2
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%AesnE EdtS7s 404 3 HOMES
AsDFORTUNES

IN the bOundIess West and funny South.
It speaks 10 the young man or a home and
fortune, and tells him why, where and
how to seek it 1T tells the capitalist where
to invest; the labOrer, TO dnd goOd wages /;
the farmer, the best lands; the merchant,
the manufacturer, the professional man
and the mechanic of the great chances
they out to know about the vast reso urces
and wonderful progress in every part OF
this great country. New, fresh, interest
ing and popular. 81 -rs
Send for circular. Enterprlsing men can
learn Of money making business by ad-
dressing PEOPLES PUBLISHING co,
aug80-lfnl l59 Race ST., Cincinnati. Ohio.
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FERsT ARmTYAr
John O. SCllyyeizersa
Nntina

q EAEED PROPOSALS VILE BE
- received at my Office until Septem Der
18th, 1850, al 10 O'clock AM. for earth work
and 1Illng on the west side of the salt
Wen Bridge. Specifications on die in my
oI1ce. The commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids
.Gsb VICTOR BISCH. a. V. c.
Evansville, August 80, ISG9-au3I dtd
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Order for Opening Alley in Block 28

AUGUST so, 1859.
nRDERED, THAT SIX WEEKS'
" public nOtice by advertising in the
Evansville Daily Journal be given that on
The llth day Il October, 1869, the Common
Council OF the city OF Evansville VIII
make an order for opening an alley In
BLOCK IS situate between Ninth and Tenth
street and extending fr m Second to
Third Avenue Gin the town Of Lamascol
now city OF Evansville; said alley to be OF
the width or QO feet, and the west line of
said alley TO be (l20) feet distant from
Ninth street, and parallel with said Ninth
street, and should any person aggrieved
at any time within six weeks ap ~ to the
common Council for redress by petition or
remOnsh ance left with the Clerk of the
Common Council, and containing a state-
ment or the injuries cOmplatne3 Of ana
the amount demanded therefor. sattl oefi-
ton on 1emonstrance Will be considered
heard and determined by the Council On
tle 1Ith day of October, 1853: and Ii is fnr-
ther ordered. that the Clerk record on the
Minute Book OF the Council the pat OF
said Block No, Is, with the surrounding
streets showing the locatiOns width, and
length OF said alley, rs the same is pro-
posed to be laid out and opened, which
plat has been prepared by James ID. Saun-
ders. city surveyor. NE
Attest: A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
BY r. "A. MCGRIFF, Deputy Clerk.
City Clerks once, sept. q, 1S69-se3 CIV
Union cOpyl.
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ESTABLISHED, 1881
OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED I'm u o
Post-Ohice at Evansville, State OF Iudlans /,
on the 3d day OF September, 1869.
Persons calling for any OF these letter. q
VIII please say ADVERTISED p giving date.
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SARATOGA, Sept. 3.-President and
Mrs. Grant and A. T. Stewart are
holding public receptions in the par
Iors Of the Union Hotel, this evening.
Large crowd in attendance.
BALTIMORE, September 3.-The
base ball match between the Hay
makers, Of Lansingburg, and the
Pastimes, resulted in favor of the
Pastimes by a score of Is to II.
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aBAEK4Y JOUBN Az


MR.. F.C. BETHE1L, Of Newburg,
has Purchased property in Topeka,
Kansas, Of which town he designs
becoming a permanent resident,
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Z For SAFE
FOR SALE.

Ennn HEAVY, SEAMLESS
OOOO Wheat Bag, very low.
HAYHURST & WHITAKER,
se2-dlW No. South Water Street.
William Hunnell lIeIn the Wander
VS.. buroh CircuiL
Frederik Holder, Court
Ann HOLDER October Term,
Henry GIiese, .-t 1869
Daniel B. Graham
Joseph Gibbs, aE.#tI
Henry Altering, -
Henry Brummelhaus
John j. Chandler, Action To enforce
VIM. II. Chandler mechauicsI lien
III APPEARING FROM AFRHnA.
- Wit on file IN the once of the CLERK Of
said Court that Ann Holder one Of the
defendants IN the abOVe-entItled cause is
a neee ssary party to said action, the same
being IN relation to real estate, and that
said Ann Holder is a non resident or the
State of Indiana
NOTICE is therefore hereby given said
Ann Holder of the pendency OF this ac-
uon, and that the same viii stand foF
trial at the next term Of said VandeFburgh
CIRCUIT Court to be begun and held at the
court-h9use In the city OF Evansville, Van
qerpurgh County state OF Indiana, on the
first Monday in October, 1869.
witness Soren SorensCn, Clerk OF said
Court at evansville, this 10th day OF
August l66y. 5. SORENSON, Clerk
BLYTIfE HYNEs, Plaintiff g Attorney.
auII II rs a#E .. ~leU
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TURKEY

GoNsrANT1NoPLE, Sept. 3.-The
Sublime Porte has stipulated with
the Khedive of Egypt, that the latter
is to contract no European loan with
out his consent.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Sept 3.-Advices received
here to-day from the German Arctic
expedition state that the first ice was
encountered on the 18th of july. in
latitude IA, longitude 1O2 west. The
coast of Greenland was sighted sew.
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N Alto NAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMP'Y

OF TIE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT or COEGREss.
CASH CAPITA T.......... ........ 81, ,OOo. 600.
BRANCH OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICERS.
CLARENCE II. CLARK, PhlIadelphia,
President.a N
JAY COOKE Philadelphia Chairman
+ Finance and Executive Committee.
HENRY. D. cOOKE, Washington, Vice
President.
EMERSON W. REET, Philadelphsa, See.
Tetary and Actuary.
FRANCIS q; SM III, Md, Philadelphia,
Medical Director,
This Company issued, in inc drsl TEN
MONTHS Of ffe nrfgfarlrn
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SPAIN

ROME, Sept. 3.-Papal recruits con-
tinue to arrive.
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In the Wander
burgh Circuit
Court,
October Term,
1869.
, 1869-05-02
OrTY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Ssss. is55sR . 55estS !, dlt: q xER1za hE4l ESTATE
s sss.ass :as sS1 Is
~ - :: 9 :s':::: Gs- D''ti house. ''tst
~ tTn5s.s. nea1 Thirty azitst- twossay hose, md
zSwSnsy =: = s.e+.o.y hee.e nd l.. .zlaa
Rs!3aas eoIaef q esssess roaa., .ad
sss.s q &: e. e: 9 ;s! - ss
u ~: g II - s;:ss 81 ..ssv house 10
IA ae ~sialas,ona % .Tosse9 (. sa9 hoo..
80 aa.S1 ms. ne.. @ Jefferson Park t~essn.1 md ha.e
'1eas esl sfsS I'd osR11y sYGe1 ,ro
yeeM 10 = IT, lzaHss se.sasS I'd bss1 1ss6
y aHea;t 9rsT Van S;es t.o.tozy house.
ss: 81 s'ss;'; s ''e's .aa '~oesy
.,s,1 saf,t- II ec.nE r. Aa.mst. store with dwelling
NJ NssS:ss.t t1ssee. IT, n .A ,~as.o., ,Da
f< y as a isI ast.;
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tue .ss. IA IA e. e. se;t Union rst store with dwell
aua ,a; 9l e1eF t'5z & u MAst.rss stare md dwens
".o n -, a1i susHNBsAsn tHl1 stsn RESIDENCES
seS "a eqss . : sesa ban ... md
IT. IT. E. Elton near Jedsoa Il teeiaed Sars,ia
In asss t. ssos z I'd *a acres Of lind
one nd nin:S e. ., I'D Of sas na
g s = IL Il ? eli 1te e.ss a.ss
UEMPRovKp.
sssReea T5ties ID 451
!as.s:s-- q between Thtsr..eo0d md Thh,y.hsa
$. ,ds; 5sf .sH,h :; :,
FoffstET- south Of WAhHanseh-Av., t1Il31
, 1869-05-02

H.,.:s sAES HEB nx T:.s,,1.o5 ~ KERFoor REAL
RoBEY.sE, south of Aadison9Tr = fine frame b,a4r.
=sont.n!as = or 10 F0ons caeh, Win ii modszn In.
oAKaF- ~ r eseea n.y-ro.d-rwo aae brick
r.! ssss fse with ane store
ssss7 I'd b..zaeai b1iek housc, With au tie md
f.oai Fs.idsns.s. I'D with al The modern tnproTr-
wAESESss ssT1fsse S frame house, ne.z Rabey1., lot
FuLT1KsT, ne. Ksabc.h--se.s ccsy snst ~. con.
s5.4 Ssa = ees:n! with cot.
1AKKsE aR1I!1s ~; ane hoa,e in
nd rs sa'sa so1'e' 'aA ''' s'-
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BLUE iSLhsPHx as:s sRst Fs!t st-L.tse .:ose with
wARHENsT j.. t. vet @ i id city lnI..-Four two.
'is sss sas:a ns., the I.1t for
AonGANs GAnbES..H:tin1 made =. subdivision
ah .ss sss ergg. M y. ID E
siaoo each. oa time. Al abstsscf N be furnished
:!,is5 :,t;ss - j. 81 Mte n,.E ss1
N11U ters on Unfon-st. near Indians
2f @ q Msas1s NJ A. nesf H'ntrosd
:: H5ft aas as:aa nd Washington
a:s: tlssss sssts9s
e I nssT sn Hx sTs 81 81 .oa y.apu
aoofset % Aissaecast. between jackson and v.nBu.
*s1l3s 6; 1na,a. md q r. =,
1st 90 % ss Ese Ea1 as:s fs afsa p.rt
s.sT,s % tins.nnts 1osd. near Forty yse1enthst
, 1869-05-02
REAL BIATE WANTED

vKrAyrrp-w BUr soNE LOTS OR SMALL
w heose and rs os hso.f O. .asd - ,se * on sae
snatpa Wlae4h g WsISaezni fu which WI tladea
cIce stoA q new furniture ehsatsf aod ps5es sss
sqtps u osacy. AddEsA KoOHEA fnha7s office
yUANfEp-Tp FuRCHAHk. LOT Or H0USK
w 1nd 1t WIN Etvs ane pAtr Ntn natehsd hc<sea.
~ -, xHc Ia Ia ess9, 6, K WHITE HFacVx ~,
, 1869-05-02
CITY REAL Estate FOB SALE.

FoR RAI1-BF HUBBARD 4 JACKSON. RKAL
l. E's''s Asrnu MRsf ": II b9yis96H ps;fsf55ts
isnet, eefwr1a Isain pa Reuben II. 49, '''A'N'
Lse.efs Id Z i.aia as. ' norm 1f'as Between
T5 tt + I'd az essn sa fsae T ssa.. & @
tnll sFsek hassncnt notthe.at corner Rob<yt.
soass tih de- aoe. sad tsnS srnebF1 q I'll
. nnn nnnn a'"fa: northwest corner u Hahore-st,
ss:s!: a:.s &c ,ft ,s q 's
gill IL h fS t. .ey north front between Winchester
' sHss s. III sse srsg sns s,.ss: xss 4 ,ss3 .sss
'I;ss s. ssss: + s; "a; ;,s:s II toa. ~
WEST h!5Sss.Ies !:s;ss H With t..ns hop.s.
Ts,t a.is:t !, 9oth 'ani beswaen osf,ey - I'D
WEST HN suRks ns sr-o<,1.s {, northwest eo,ner
wps9T! 1s53Fs1tsn x.n h9Isn A.: nd Mloehe4sre4..
"a + GU front between
:esas sn 3si gsrlGst e ne'p1aiaes and Ht
xAs hSRESsf+o.laf III Ct 81 H. runugx through
wrsE sE'ii:s a1sssdsssis il { .,e,. ash ss
s~Hep 9fs i; q HnS2' ,!cR so.3l I'D I'll.
fLopKHEY-SSTzlot. A1loo + 10 .lley. south front.
WEST un LII o'a n,s, = IL zs IT, soh
ss' a,S Rs'a s;.s.:. H,; 'f:yes 7osss
wEsf WAsifiSG15s;sI7 teet, north t.ont
h,Msra he''s Gn11a md Hahsed'ta. With two asne
ss1!s iii sssh ,s .,sg, ~ hetxses TT and
wEsF T:Hs fi fs WIS 6; rSs
l% III t!snt r. Tssas6 7, y 20 fec. on Reuben,
, 1869-05-02

1-on s,tF.-BY rRos. A. HILL & CO.. ROOM s
Il TrflI y Nuittrk: -.
FRAIR1E. Az 50 iett ne4r Fcrsy 6fth.st, eA
lND1ANA-AS-s3 fres re=s Thisv v-arstE
tSDIAkA.Av.-Rsfe fe-t near Twenty fourth u.
MI Hh;AN-Av,-E.f fct nez7 Thi1sttth4s.
I, sia!,h-st ht : derided bargain.
llnu+.. md lnx At Tw-utv +elKth4e-
1ND{AhAliV.-Ao1seA AaA 1nt Thi1tJ -suoanA t.
NFISHN.At.-tAl lctt neAr Dpux1aA f4Ace. =,
, 1869-05-02

EoR sALE!Goop LOTS o. AIKEAKDKa
No0th, 7wrrty d1th- Tweety etshth. Twtnty :utath
IE.,!;:l. Beaasa .9a AEoSSa..ssa t5rsse Meo.Ests
r. seTyrik I'D Thirty AIT <tk Also pu HanYyet. B1S-
Ier md s!lact est4 htween TwntY si1h snd fHsnty
dawn yr.:4, ~ rtat ALtsEKT CRANE rs xoo
The New York herald., 1869-01-21
The Spanish COrtes to Meet
Next Month.
Escape of the Cretan Provis'
) ional President.
Particulars of the Destruction Of
Bayam0.
RUM0aS ABOUT THE CUBAN INSURGENTS.
FRANCE.

The Chinese Mission-Intervieyy of MIR. Bur-
lingame with the Marquis de la vaIette.
PARIS, Jan. 20, 1869.
Mr. Anson Burlingame, OF the Chinese Embassy,
had an interview to-day with the Marquis de la
yaette, the Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
Publication of the Blue Bool1 for 1S6S-Cor-
dial Relations with tho United stafes-.
Friendship for Spain-Fliiure TO Make an
Arrangement with Italy Regarding the
Evacuation of Rome.
PARIS, jan 90 1869.
The French Blue Book FOR the year 1868 has made
its appearance. The correspondence with the gov
ernment at Washington shows that cordial relations
continue to be maintained between France and
the United States In reference to recent events
In the Spanish peninsula the Blue Book SAYS
France faithful to the principles OF her
foreign policy and to her friendship for Span pre-
serves strict neutrality and sincerely wishes her
well through the crisis. statistics given to show
f5E5Tlei {: ibsf at Tie present time "a 6Jt MED,
OF whom $4,000 are On Through The Blue Book
also contains the dispatches and communications
which were exchanged between the French and
Italian governments in regard to the evacuation OF
Rome by the French troops. All the attempts to
make an arrangement to that end proved fruitless.
The New York herald., 1869-01-21
CUBA.

Tho Banco del Concrete Not Yet Re.
snmed Payment-PariicuIars Of the Bprn-
ing Of bay amo-COunt va!maseda Marching
on the Rebels i'm the M0untains-Reportcd
Offer Of Insurgents TO Surrender.
HAVANA, Jan. 20, 1859.
Contrary to general expectation the Banco del
Comercio has not resumed payment, and its present
condition Is doubtful. Merchants who invested in
the bank are now embarrassed by the loss OF their
money, and 1t is reported through the city that
several houses intimately connected in their
business relations with the bank may fail, unless
that institution manages to make an arrangement
with Its creditors. The notes OF the Spanish bank
quoted at five and half per cent discount. The
general financial condition at present presents an
inauspicous appearance. Merchants in the city
complain that they are unable to make collections
from the country merchants.
The rerdad, the new Cuban liberal Journal makes
severe attack upon the Spanish Bank. The same
paper also denounces the attempts made this week
10 assassnate Spanish soldiers.
The insurgents have burned the town OF Datil.
Particulars OF the destruction Of Bayamo have been
received. The inhabitants before and after the firing
OF their homes fed to the WOODS and Guira Noun
tains. 1t is reported that the connagration lasted
three days. The Prensa says the rebels sacked the
city before setting ii on Ere. Aicting details are
given OF the want and suerings OF the fugitive ct
zens in the mountainous districts, which are unin
habited and destitute OF provisions.
Reports from Spanish sources state that Count
yalmaseda Is advancing with his whole force upon
the rebels, who have posted themselves IN the noun
tains.
The Dia'fo is informed that the rebel General Jesus
Perez has offered to surrender himself and the forces
under his command, provided an uncoQditionai par
don is granted. The Spanish General at Santiago
has conceded these terms aud expects Perez viii
soon give himself up.
Authentic particulars or recent events and OF the
condition Of the revolutionists from Cuban
are wanting and there are no means at present OF
confirming the news given above, which is derived
largely from official dispatches.
The steamer Maryland arrived to-day from Balti
more.
The New York herald., 1869-01-21
AQuATlcs.


Rowing Association.
The annual meeting OF this association, for the
purpose OF organizing for 1859, was held last
ing at the clubhouse or the ATLANTA Club. foot Of
Christopher street., with Vice President Holden, OF
the paisade Club, in the chair There were present
The following clubs and delegates:-
Atnlaaia cs,ib, ar Nsw Fork--Dayid Banks, Jr.
Russell Witnefs NJ. d.; James w. Edwards.
Atlantic csnD. ar H05chen.-lhe0. M. Tuthn,
Cassimer Tag Joseph Russell.
lldref'lef cub, or Mem I0i1.-Ge0rge w. Fort
meyer, BENJAMIN +. Brady, Eugene Heath.
:, Getick csob, or Nec York-T. Shea, W. II. Spear,
II. Barrett.
c9sum6ia Cub, or Ne,o Yos1;-H G. Hashagen, w.
a. Martin, J. c. 0'NeiIi.
Maf'tat Cluo, or Aib0ay-Charies Plepenbrink, w.
9. Olyer, II. = Wygant, represented by H. :. 1ruaz,
substitute.
If,sdsoll cTuo or Jersey cs,y-Henry A. Pearson.
Dudley Murray, Ell c. Nelson.
itiSaae Ctttb, or Y0atels--J. G. r. Holden j. Il.
hllard, J. u. Cole.
Hesp9 Cu1. or Yonters-R. C. Elliott, w. Mac
farand, Thomas Fear0n
After the ordinary routine had been gone through
with, the bills FOR the last regatta, amounting to
s40E 80 were read by the secretary and audited and
allowed by the association. The election OF officers
for the year came up in order the treasurer
Mr. Tuthil gave notice that ne would protest against
receiving the votes or those clubs which ha'i not
paii 10 him the assessment for the regatta. This
raised quite breeze as several OF the clubs had
PAID their assessment TO the secretary and he had
by order OF the PRESIDENT paid outstanding bits and
the right vi the president or secretary 10 take
such action, and moved that u vote OF censure he
passed upon Tie secretary This motion was allowed
10 drop, and OH motion OF Mr. Watts those clubs
which had pad their assessments TO the secretary
were allowed 70 vote, and the treasurer was directed
to credit them his books with the amounts paid.
The election OF officers was then proceeded with.
Messrs. David Banks, Jr., and Benjamin Il. Brady
were nominated for president. but Mr. Brady in "a
few neat remarks withdrew his name, ana Air Banks,
or the Atalanta Club, OF New York. was unanimously
reelected MrJ. c. p Holden OF the Palisade Club OF
Yonkers and g. W. Fortmeyer Of the Wayerleg
Club, OF New York, were unanimously elected first
and second vice presidents respectively; Messrs. H.
o. Hashagen, OF the Columbia OF New York, and
James w. Edwards or the Atlanta, Of New York,
were elected respectively recording end correspond-
ing secretaries Mr.. Theodore II. Tuthill, OF the
Atlantic Club, OF Hoboken was unanimously re-
elected treasurer Messrs Fearon, russell. pIepin-
brink. Aithers, Tuthill ana Barrett were chosen as
lard, ruthlL Brady, Holden and Nelson were
chosen as the executive committee. After naming
the 10th ay of May for the opening day the Associa
ton adjourned.
The New York herald., 1869-01-21
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARgET.--LoSDoy. jan $3.50
r. M--Consos closed Ut eSh for both money and
the account United States nve-twenty bonds, 754
Stocks steady. Erie, 26A, Illinois, g34.
PARIS BouRsE-PARIs, Jan; A.--Ihe Bourse "a
dull Rcntes 70f Sc
FRANKFORT TBoURsE-FRASKFORT Jan. 2o.--united
States ve-twenty bonds quiet at 1855 a7el for the
Issue Of 1862
LivERrooL CoTToN MARxRr.--LrvERrooL Jan.
20--4:30 r. M.The market closed steady at the fol-
lowing quotations. -Middng uplands, ilssd.; mid
ding Orleans, llhd. The sales OF the day have
footed up 5000 bales
HAvRE CoTToN MAREET.-IfAvRE, Jan. 20-Even.
ing-Coton closed at 1897 francs for tres ordnaire
on the spot, and 1856 francs for low middlngs, to
arrive.
LivERPooL PRODUCE MARKET.--LfvERpoor Jan.
20--Evening.--.Reiined petroleum, Is. od. per cwt.
Turpeniine, 3is Cd per cwt.
LIvERPooL PROVISIONS SMARKEr.--LIyERPoOra Jan.
20Cheese 72s. per owt for the best grades OF Amer
ican fine
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.--LoNDoS, jan 20
4:30 r. M.-Turpentine, 32s per cwt. Calcutta lin
seed, SIS Cd. o bSs.
PETROLEUM MARKET.--ANTwERr Jan. oo-Petro.
icum irmer at 6sf. a 6ef. for standard white.
The New York herald., 1869-01-21
INDIANA.

The Senatorial Contest - The Republican
split--Thc Boilers and Democrats to Unite
ON Judge Frazer.
IsDTANAPoLrs, Jan. 20, 1859.
The Senatorial fight seems TO be drawing to an
end. The Cumback men held a caucus tonight and
resolved to stck to him for the remainder OF the
session. The boilers also held meeting and agreed
TO 90 solid for Judge Frazer tomorrow. The demo-
cratic caucus resolved TO vote again for Hendricks
until the boilers united on man acceptable to the
democrats. Frazer Is acceptable and will pr obaby
be elected tomorrow, or Friday at farthe3t. The
bolters number nineteen, which, with the demo-
cratic vote, will give him o majority OF seven.