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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-20
The Gallo ON Lake Erie-Wreck Of the Brig
COnoord-Five of the Crew DrOwned-Fear-
full Suierings of the Survivors.

PORT STANLEY, Canada, Nov. 49, 1862
Propeller Bruno arrived last night and reports
brig Concord, Of Detroit, sunk three miles from
shore, Off Point Bruce. The Bruno rescued three
men from her masthead The men had been clingng
to 1t for forty-eight hours Two Of the men. II. w.
Riley OF Charleston S. c.. and Thomas Corners OF
Detroit had their feet badly frozen. The rest Of the
crew. i've in number, consisting Of Captain McFay,
the sailing master, deck hand and Mary Jane Eng
lish and her daughter. were drowned.
The captain OF the Bruno reports q bark az anchor
Off Port Burwel with her mast. bowsprit and all
headgear gone On the night Of the 18th propel-
Ter was seen drifting down the lake apparently In
helpless condition. The Bruno was unable to render
of the nth was the severest witnessed In this
section gale Is now prevailing from The south
west.
Bark Winona, OF Chicago, with wheat, for Buffalo,
is lying oil this port in disabled condition. The
steamer Norfolk went to her relief and brought the
captain ashore, who has gone to Buffalo for tug.
The Winona was badly damaged by colliding with
the propeller Nebraska.
Schooner j. G. Hill, Of Buffalo, loaded with slaves,
ID ashore here.
Schooner Anna Hanson and Quickstep, both OF
Chicago, collided OIL The Fork In the storm and
drifted on the beach, All three vessels Will be q
total loss. The crews were saved.
DETROIT, Nov. 19, 1859.
The steam barges Henry Howard and Warrington
and the schooner Warner are ashore in Saginaw
Bay. The two former are insured. The Republic, o
chicago tug, with pumps, has been sent from here.
several disasters are reported near Mackinac. No
particulars are given.
The following disasters on Lake Erie are report
ed:-Propeller Granite state, full Of water, on Gull
Island reef.
Schooner Shook, OF Chicago, ashore opposite
Cleveland. she will probably be total loss.
Several vessels are ashore In the vicinity Of Long
Point. Names unknown.
schooner Eagle Wing, OF Detroit, with a cargo Of
coal, Is total loss on Clay Banks. The cook was
lost and the others greatly exhausted having been
IN the rigging twenty-five hours.
Schoouers Scotland and Kate Robinson are ashore
in the same neghborhood.
dozen Others are reported ashore at the west
end Of Lake Erie. Their names have not been ascer-
tained
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Democratic Union Aldermnnio Convention.

The Democratic Union Organization lSmith Ely
branch) made the following nominations FOR Alder
men and Assistant Aldermen last evening"
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Republican Aldermnnic Conventions.

III tue Quiet uIstrIcts the Conventions adjOurne
without making any nominations
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DISASTERS ON THE LAKES.
Severe Gale ON Lake Michignn-Wreck Of a
SchoOner-Loss Of Her Omcers and Grow.

Severe Gale ON Lake Michignn-Wreck OF
Schooner-Loss Of Her Omccrs and Crew.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10. $780,
The schooner Arrow, which was driven ashore at
Grass Point about fifteen miles north OF Chicago. on
Tuesday night, during fierce storm, ID total
wreck. and the officers and portion of the crew
eight In numberJ were lost In attempting to reach
the shore in a nfeboat On Wednesday morning the
tug Mesher attempted to reach the Arrow. but owing
TO the furious sea could not do II. Yesterday MORN
ing the tug g. w. Wood with hfeb0as, was enaDieu
10 reach the schooner and the ifeboat WAS launched
ana the crew OF the Arrow placed In her, with 1Our
OF the crew OF the tug. The lfeboat was almost I'M
mediatey stove 10 pieces, and the officers ana crew
OF the Arrow and one man from the tug perisheu.
The three other men from the tug were rescued but
were almost frozen to death.
Loss of Two Schooners on Lake Erie.
PORT DOVER, Nov. 10, 1859.
The schooner Eliza White is sunk in Lake Erie, OF
Port Dover, laden with barley. The crew were
saved. The Juliette Is ashore at Nanticoke, twenty
miles from Port Dover. Tho Sam Anderson Is ashore
OF Port Dover, full OF water.
Disasters on Lake Outario-Loss of Life.
PULASKI, N. Y, Nov. 10, 1859.
The schooner Volunteer. loaded with apples
came ashore at Port Ontario last night. There was
no one on board and the crew are supposed to have
been lost.
WHITLEY, Nov. 10, 1859.
The Maggie OF this port, Is damaged. Her rudder,
sails and part Of her rigging gone. She Ii laden
with peas. Another vessel, unknown, Is reported
ashore west OF here.
The bark George Thdrston, with $4,000 bushels OF
Milwaukee wheat on board, from the Weland Rail-
one mile east OF Nicholspn's Island, on the Canada
shore, Lake Ontario. She will probably be . total
loss.
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The republican Aldermanic conventions met as
evening, with the following results
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-02
Naw York Cattle Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, March /.
CArrLE-The receipts OF beevcs up TO
Saturday, at atComInunlpaw were lf7 head ;
at Bereen Hill. none; at the National
yards, 1,SlI head. The week opened with
light supply and quicker market, at a
sIight advance on better grades, which
sold up TO l79ls1zc, while the poorest
grades OF cattle ON sale brought Hdl41zc.
This feeling, however, wore Off AS the
week advanced, and at the close, trade was
dull at those figures. To-Day there were
on sale at the National yards $50 head, and
at CommunipaW, 200 head The weather
was extremely cold. but clear, which ained
the trade. Business was fairly active, ana
with fair quantity of stock on sale.
Prices Were well maintained, and we can
not alter our figures from those 81 -
week. Poor to medium. 10gl2ct ~ ~mediuIh
to fair steers, I2gI3ci good do. 20 iaI oxen,
I4RlAJ%c. prime 10 extra SLsefss Aog9loes
eIioiee IBfS0l71sc; the majority oI the
sales vrare NJ l4QlI5c. The receipts Tor the
week were .B3g head. -
SHEEP AND LAMB5-Durlng the laLter
mart ~ last week, under moderate arrivals
PPnd a fair demand the market was firm
eor ali GRADES To-day there We're arrivals
-, a gatP extent, but the market was toler-
sbiZ active and shade hrmer, pqrticu-
1sriv for good stock, which was mostly
sought after. Prices ranged from l21% 10
1870 The sales during the week We're
1850; and to-day 2,750 head--nearly all,
Ohio, Michigan and ~ ate.
swIEE-Sfnce our last report. the arrivals
have been limited, but the demand light
and prices have deprecated about 5lc ro-
day there were on sale J, 400 head 81 For
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Chicago Market.
Bs Teleara

By Telegraph.l CHICAGO, March /.
EASTERN EXCHANGE - Weaker at lilo
discount buy ing and I-l0 premium selling.
FLoUR-Dnll apd holders are dFm at b .
9t6 ~ FOR spring ex ras.
WHEAT--Firmer and shad highe I;
No. Il Rt 81 209l q: No. 2 at 81 l51kaI l61S
for regular and 81 I64l l61Sc for fresh, clos
Ing III m at 81 l45zGl l4I6 for regular; sales
since Change as 81 AZ.
CORN Moderately active and &c hi CHER:
sale. OF new at 571s05Stzc, and no grade at
570D571zc, closing at 661&0e5S9Ic for new
nothing doing this afternoon.
ATs-Active and 144Zc higher; sales Of
No at 535zs54t4c for egular, aud 6416g55c
for fresh, ca slDg at 549<c for regular.
EhYE-NeGlected and nominal at III i1M
~ ~ for regular and fresh receipts No !.
BARLEY-QuieU and holders are firm and
I2glc higher: No. ranged AZ 81 S20l IS for
regular and 81 81 for fTesh receipts.
HIGHw1NEs-Dull at Svc Tor country and
0,c for city packages.
a PROVLSfoNs-klrmer with moderately
active demand, confined 20 Mes Pork and
Lard. Mess Pork advanced 25G5eo; sale
OF 2,4JO Dbls. at S3l 50Gt32 25 cash, aud al
S33 90, buyers Marco, closing at S32 OlQi
| S32 p cash Lard steady and hrm at 1875
cash. Other descriptions OF the hog pro-
| duct are neglected ana nominal.
HoGE-Dressed are more ctlVe and
steady, closing at Sl2 009l2 SO for light and
heavy lotsf live are uui and we h sales
at sD 509IO % for fair TO good lots.
BEEF CATHLK-Dull at 81 2597 50 for good
TO choico steers. srrrrff- 4.
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

SENATE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. %. - Senate
met at 9 o. clock.
The eu,iTe day was consumed in re-
ceiving and considering reports from
committees, and in the second reading
of bills,
The Senate adjourned until 10
o'clock on Monday. ...
HOUSE.
Petitions, Memorials, etc.-From the
citizens of Pike County, asking Ho--
mepathic department in the proposed
Medical College.
From the citizens of Graham Town
ship, for the relief of p. B. Wilson
from the payment of 1927 of school
funds stolen from him in December,
1867.
Two petitions from the citizens OF
Randolph County for law prohibit
ing the traffic in intoxicating liquors.
A memorial from b. f. Gregory, in
relation to question of boundary be-
tween Warren and Fountain Coun.
ties.
The proposition of the several coun.
ties Offering donations for the location
of the Agricultural College was under
consideration.
The location of the Agriculture
College is the special order for thi
evening at z o'clock.
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CHICAGO.
An Extensive SWIndIe-J. Il. Hin
Recommended for Seat In 6rant's
Cabinet. IL - E...L. u

CHICAGO, March I.-An exteusive
swindling case has been unearthed.
Last June Moses E. Ludington de-
frauded several New York, Boston
and Philadelphia firms out Of total
stock of goods worth $127, 900, and
then failed. His silent partner has
been arrested, by whom the whole
plan has been revealed, and large
amount of the goods will be recov.
cred. 50 dsfdw .HreH q
In tomorrow mornings issue the
Chicago Tribune will, editoriaIIy.
recommend Joshua r.. Hill, OF Geor-
gia, for seat in Grants Osbinet, as
man eminently worthy and deserving,
and fit representative of Southern
Union men, ,-Yst--f4 ,t-,.f.,.-..u
Hon. j. n Morris, Of Qainey, ILL.,,
has written to a friend 10 that city
chat he declined Cabinet appoint
ment because the salary does not
cover the expenses of a Washington
residence. i sEIsDEasl Pc Eal
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New York Gold ana STOCK Hsrse,

Dy AblbHAhPusl NAM ANkEs MARCH i
MeNEY-Very easy al 5Gfg per cent. .ntttu
Just before the close or hank hours when
the demand became active and there rvan
quite alittie hurry, resulting In an advance
TO per cent. This change was partly
speculative, having been STAR ed by some
parties on the bear side, though the great
ca 80 of the forenoon undoubtedly indmnad
many borrowers TO delay loans later than
usual: prime discount Tao Der cent.
ExCHANGE-Sterling hrnier aud quiet at
S1sfg9i the leading banker are generally
bears, for the purpose Of buying b0ndai
bills cheap.
GOLD -Fluctuated frequently duriaR the
day, in sympathy with the conflicting quo
tattons OF bonds fr0m Lcudoni the eI-
tremes We're lsl@ 1926 latest sales 1875;
loans made az 1zg1 per cent for carrying
Imports OF gold last week are s29 .lo0
GnYERNBf ENTs Opened strong but less
excited than last week, and prices gener-
ally are 14d96 lower than the highest price
of saturday. The most noticeable decline
was Is on l0-4O's; Ia the afternoon the
market was depressed &4M per cent by
the Washington reports bnat the House
had not agreed to the Senate amendments
20 Sehenck's bill and the lower quotations
from London; the market, however
closed steady at a decline; the nuc-
tuatlons have shaken cut the weak
parties and largely increnged the
short interest. Coupons OF 8l, ilb568ll69f
DO. '62 ll7@ll716; DO. '6i, ll8IMll4i do
90, ll5gH56; do. new, ll2NMll156; do.
~, ~, ll22F9ll254i do. '6S, ll2H8nz<i 1905.
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NO NETARY q COMMERCIAL
new YORK mArMet.

by Ieiegfapn.I NEW YoRK. March /.
CoTToN-DuII and heavy, and a shade
lowert sales of 700 bales at 291lc for mid
: FLoUR- Receipts 3,48s barrels: marke,
dull, heavy and declining; sales of 475 bar.
Tsls ~ - o9s9 90 o. - ior supernne state and
wheat extra: s6 50a6 50 for round hoop
Ohios Gge 50 for extra 81. Louis; S9ai2 for
good 20 choice do, dosing heavy. Rye
u. nonr nn quiet sales Of 400 barrels at g 25@
CoRE MEAL Dull and heavy; sales of 100
barrels Western at 81 90.
WHISKY Easier; sales of 200 barrels
Western fine ct 95g97c, the latter price on
WHEAT-Rec II ,4s5 bushels; market
duIl and declinlng. the demand being
s re 1r g Sr So sSsT pfDs q soTs asd
I,,s al 3ss " q for No. do; 81 sOgl 80 for
BARLEY=Dull; sales Of 1000 bushels Ger
man at 81 80 OH sEaI
,;I B;ARLEg Z, 9 MsaAIr- Quiet; sales 1900 bushels
! CoKE-RecelpLs s,OOs bushels; market Ic
better, but dull; sales 35 900 bushels at 94a
southern yellow; 81 on for old mixed w est
OARS : Receipts 1921 bushels: market
quiet; sales of 1900 bushels az 74e for
Western in store; 7514c for DO. afoat
STOCK IN GRAIN WAREHOUSE
Wheat 2,l0l, III bushels, corn l,3iO934
hushelz,, oals :, ,I22, ,l94l bushels, rye p '5Gll
bushels, barley l02,058 bushels, malt 59.557
oqsnels, peas 55,S5z bushels
! acOFFEE I'm moderate request and With
ont decided change
sUGAR+ +DnIl: sales OF 100 bhds. Muscova-
"a az az 1s2 2sgl4e; also, sales 200 boxes Havana
MoLAssEs-Quiet and unchanged.
fHOPS -Qutet.
PEraoLEUM-QnIetat at 2Oa201zc for crude,
and 3416c for refined bonded. rr
1sIKAKHn flIIs-Dnlf A 81 OO7I
541zc for Western.
LP0RK-Irregular and unsettled; sales OF
so bpls at 81 S793z p for new mess, clio :
5 697 so for prime, aud s28 75g30 so for
prime mess: also 800 bbis new mess, seller
In hve months, at So, and so do, seller
A prfl, ~ private terms; stock OF Old and
new. 4V,Z6S DDis; last month, S5.625 bbls;
last year, 2ls2B3 bbls. stl uI
BEEF -steady sales OF I25 bbls at scale so
for new plain mess &i2 Scale so for new eX-
ira mess; stock OF Odd and new. 90 ,337 pacK-
ages last month. 5abl6 do; last year, IS, ,44s
do Tierce Beef dull aud heavy; sales l30
tierees az 25Ds0c for prime mess, and 29@
34c for India mess. #4.I. Il...
BEEF HAMS Quiet; sales OF 100 bbls at
Cur MEATs-DaI: sales or las paclxGe es
hs bsiis NC l4e lor lor sSnonlderss and H9l71$cior
DREssRD HOGS Quiet and a shade hrmer
AZ l59las4c for western, and li@l45<c for
! LGRD -FarIy active and dropping: sales
b9g liercesl at i71zgl9o for steam. and 1910
l53Rc Tor Kettle rendered also - tca steam
seller March and April.
,BUrrER--firm, at 25M3lc for Ohio.
| GHEEsE-Firm, at lSla221zc.
changed.
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st. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph.l l-gsss ST. LOUIS. March l.
4 ToBAcco.-Little offering; nominal and
-uncnanged.
CoT'rON- No sales. Ia
HEMP-W ibhout sales. ae .e.y
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged; small
sales OF superfine al 50 so: 50 2Sat6 40 for
Spring and Fall; Xxx 60 5O97 50; xxx $50
50 %. - -sft - ~
WHEAT-Held firno, but buyers stood of,
and the mark ct Is Dull: strictly prIme and
choice red Fall sold at 81 759l So fancy
81 9O6s2 90. I'd
CoRN-DnT and dropping: bulk sold at
5Sg66c the latter for choice white; sacked
corn ranges at G5970c. .e.1s
tsAIs-Firm but fnaciive at 66g68c.
BARLEY-Firm for choice at ~ 2D.92 30.
RYE STEADY at 81 s3lCgI -.
W HIsKY -5t eady at 92e.
p PoRK-firmeF, with an upward tenden-
ey S32 50a35 IS on tl spot; SELLERS June
| g33 90: buyer TO 18th inst., S32.
BULK MEATs-F -Firmer ans shade high
4 er shoulders I3c; cl ear RIB sides lG14c; clear
sides Tic: all packed. n
HAcON-SfiH with more inquiry; should
| erS 1431c; clear rib l7c; clear sides l79Sc
4 HAMS -Sugar-cured lsc; canvassed ditto
/ ISc. .--1t EE.-l....
4 LARD-Nonninal at IsI<9I9c.
CATTLE Quiet and unchanged for COM
mon to extra butcherB', .1s
| Hoes Ia limited demand at S91OZc fOl
/ light 10 extra heavy. EHugI8 8Gl5
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Canadian Items.

OTTAWA, March -Four hundred
men were at work to- day clearing the
snow off the track of the Ottawa &
Prescott Railroad. From this point
only four miles Of the road has been
opened. The track is clear from Pres
cott to KemptVille and passengers
and mails are conveyed from the lat
ter place to Ottawa by sleighs. No
mails have been received from the
West since Tuesday last:
It is reported that Mr.. Calf viii
again take his seat in the Cabinet.
MONTREAL, March L. Railroad
travel is still obstructed. No trains
left here for the East or West for
three days The Arthabaska Rail
road is so completely showed up that
it will be abandoned for the season
In some places snow lies in drifts
nearly thirty feet deep.
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NASHVILLE.
AllltIamaR RaFishes q Negro Girl
and is ShOt-LeglslatiFe. ref

NASHVILLE. March 1.-The Ban
ner has special dispatch stating that,
last Friday night militia. man of
Col. CANDLES command, stationed
near Pulaski. went to the cabin Of a
negro man, pretending to have orders
for his arrest, and sent him off. He
then took a daughter of the negro,
aged about thirteen, into the woods
and ravishe6 her. The father re-
turned, found his daughter absent,
and, with party Of friends, went in
search of her. The militia man was
arrested and placed in charge of a
colored guard to be taken to head
quarters. He attempted to escape
aud was shot, beaten with the butts
of muskets and left in a dying condi-
tion. Col Gamble, on investigating
the affair, justified the negroes. He
is doing all he can TO enforce disei :
pIine and keep his men in check.
The negroes are much excited against
tho militia. @ 1cex tfa- .et
The Legislature adjourned day.
Before adjourning, the bill to reduce
the tax on merchants was passed
The ratification of the amendment Of
the Federal Constitution did not
come up. 1t goes over to next ses.
sion. -ti 1A5 It s1H olf 90 W
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New orleans Market.

By Teegraph.l Nav ORLEANS. March I.
CoTTos-Demand aud supply limited /;
mIddlIngs 2SZc.
GoLD-1321%. -ElsG
ExGaANGE-Sterling1 1435<; commercial
la21z: A. ". Eight y premium.
SuGAR-Dult and unchanged; common
I21zglsc; prime 1916 SIC; yellow at ia
l71Ic. .rl .r.1a Ia fI |H
MoLAssEs-D and unchanged; prime
SOFAS C. l
FLoUR-Firms Xxx SO sO97 90; xxx 81 %.
CORN-Scarce al soc.
OATs-Are scarce at SOC.
BRAH-Firm at SIl5.
HAY--PTime S30083l. " t
Pork : -NOminBl at S33 5093i 90.
BACog-Firms shoulders I5e; clear rIb
sides I75<c; G ear sides lS1zc.
LARD-Dull: fierce 1890; keg 2l1&c.
WHISKY Dull; western rectified 921zc9
81 90. at n
coFFEE-Firm fair l51S9l6c; prime I754
0I8Xc.
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Boston, March 1.-The brig Clara
jenkins has arrived from Messina
She reports that on Sunday she
picked up the long boat of the ship
Harry Bluff, of New York, Captain
Oliver, from Cadiz for Boston, con-
tanning the crew of that ship, she
having struck on the south shoal of
Nantucket, on midnight Friday, and
soon after filed with water. In leav-
ing the ship two of the crew were
dswned. Two others froze to death
in the boat. All hands were more or
less frost bitten.
ID. @. Stickney, an express man,
had $32, 600 stolen from his dwelling
yesterday. Suspicion rests on an in
mate of the house, who disappeared.
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fold Weather.

CONCORD, N. H.. March 1.-At sun
rise this morning the thermometer was
thirty y-eight degrees below zero at
Lancaster; thirty-two at Littleton; (;
twenty two at Lebanon; eighteen at
Concord; fifteen at Nashua; nine at
Lowell and Boston; six degrees above
at New York.
New YORK, March Last night
was the coolest night of the season.
Thermometer ten degrees above zero
at sunrise this morning.
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Memphis MaFket.


BY Telegraph.l MEMPHIS. March Il.
CoTrqN-At 2sc; receipts, f,777 bales; ex-
ports, ] ,009 bales.
CoRH-72 bSia75c.
OATS-76y080c.
HAY-GKh U0
BnAN--t25.
Corn MEAL S8 25a8 90.
PoRK-s}3 OOG23 6O.f
J3ULK NJ EATs-Are steady: clear qfden
79l716cs shoull lers l3JSal lc.
DRESSED HoGs-i2Gt2Lc.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.

LONDON, March 1.-The British
forces made reprisal on the New
nealanders for outrages at Poverty
bay. Ninety natives were killed.
Paris, March 1.-Lamartine, the
poet and historian, died to-day, in
the seventy ninth year of bis age.
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SeW York DRY aO0ds MarRef.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, March 1.
The m aTket generally remains very quiet
under an advance in fTelRhts and uufnwor-
able advices from the Liverpool cotton
market, but there rs moderate inquiry
however, FOR kehsonhDle goods and price
on the whole rute steady, at l0EWiFo for
heavy brown sheetlngs; l1mzJSo for brow n
drills l2<Wi31fc fer printed caiicoog OF
best makes; 1870 for J. 100 lawns; zoo for
new styles of deiainos; l7M@l8c for Ions
dale bleached muslins; 20 Tor Tuscororu
do, and 271Sc FOR New York Milis DO.
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Printing Oflcs Destroyed by Fire.

JACKSON. Miss, March LA large
fire this morning burned the Clarion
newspaper job office and book bind
cry. Loss. so, 600; partially insured.
George e. Eyrick s book and station
cry store was also burned. Loss,
S15. 600; insured. The fire was the
work of an incendiary. The Clarion
will resume publication tomorrow.
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MEMPHIS, March 1.-The election
to-day regarding the issue of half a
million of thirty year bonds to pay
the Indebtedness of the city, resulted
In favor of issuing the bonds.
De Soto County, Mississippi, is now
without civil officers, all former in-
cumbents having failed to take the
oath required by General Gillem's or
der. .......
Captain John Ford, of the tug Net
tie Jones, arrested by the authorities
of Arkansas, for alleged completely
In the destruction of arms, was re-
leased this morning at Little Rock,
on twenty thousand dollars bail.
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EurOpean Market.


BY Cable ~ LONDON. March /.
CoNsoIs-At 03.
BONDS 70 2cs AZ 825<.
HAvRE, March l.-Coiton Is quiet and
unchanged.
LIYERPO0L, March l.-DOtton dull; mid-
dltng ll1A, Orleans l21{ salos OF zoo bales
California white wheat, los 0ds red West
ern, 0s 7dG9s ST.. Hour 25s. Corns Old, 3la
81 new a. S9s ca, oats 81 90. Barley, o..
74s. Cheese, 76s Bacon, SIS 50.
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Broke Jail.

FORTRESS MONROE, March L.
Twelve negroes who were confined in
Hampton broke Jail and escaped on
Saturday night. Two were charged
with rape, and the others with minor
offenses.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-02

PITTsBURa, March The bodv Of
Beckwith Sears, of Morgantown. Va.
one of the men drowned last week
has been found. The river is being
dragged for the remaining three
bodies.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-02
Law Settled.
News by Atlantic Cable.
Dsath of Lamartine.
Congressional Proceedings.
WAsH1NGToN.

Supreme Court Decisions - Visitors
nc Army HeadquaPters-ClGy Fill
Ing Up with Visitors - Important
Question OF ReFenHe Law settled.
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the Dfices ran ed AL I81l40i "a ssgl q ~ - ~
l62 head a. th8 latter price 'flreae...t T.
at l3gl gl5tIc Tor Western, and i8s<Wfflle' f0F
city. Tho receipts for the week were 4 foe
head. i