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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-26
Chicago Items.

CHICAGO, April 24.-Rev. Michae
Mullen, a5sista Mt pastor OF St. Patrick:
Church, of this city, died yesterday
morning, aged 81 years. 1t is {
strange coincidence that he died in
the same house which has had the
same fatal influence upon four priestly
occupants within a period of about
seven months. Rev. Patrick Dillon
entered the house on the 14th of
September, 1868, and died on the 14th
of October following; his brother,
Rev. James Dillon, took charge Of the
Noyember the 18th following; Rev.
DIR. Dunn died in the same house
December 10th. thirty-two days after,
and now, just four months after, Rev.
Mr. Mullen.
A meeting of the residents Of
Michigan Avenue was held at the
fremont House last evening. Several
gentlemen addressed the meeting and
pledged their word and money to de-
feat the provision of the lake front
law to give the Illinois Central Rail
road the harbor aud lake front of
Chicago. A committee, consisting of
Lieut. Governor Bross, j. Y. Scam
mon, Hugh T. Dickey. Thos Horn.
j. L. Stafford. and B f. Hadank was
appointed to carry out the objects Of
the meeting.
Hiram Barstow, the Boston swind-
Ter and Canada smuggler, who was
arrested few weeks ago in st Paul
by detective Ang2I, of Piattsburg,
New York, arrived in this city yester
day 10 charge of the same officer, and
stopped at the Sherman House. Soon
after their arrival they went together
to the bath rooms of the hotel ia the
basement for the purpose of indulping
10 bath. They took possession of
adjoining rooms and kept up a con
versation, there being only a thin
board partition reaching half way to
the ceiling between them. So denly
the officer discovered that all noise
had ceased in the apartment where
his prisoner ought to be, and rushing
ia discovered that his bird had flown
All efforts to fad Barstow have thus
far proved unavailing. He took with
him quite large sum of money.
1t is officially ANNOUNCED that the
connection will be made between the
Union and Central Pacific Roads at
Monument Point, some time during
the present week. The plan of a
formal celebration of that event In
this city has been abandoned, but on
some day during this or the coming
week there will be a grand parade. in
which the fire and police departments,
express wagons. &C., will take part.
In the evening there will be fire
works on the lake shore Schuyler
Colfax will be present, and will make
speech.
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Latest from Harana.

HAVANA, April 24.-Advices from
Nassau to the 18th are received. Ac-
tive military preparations were In
progress, the forts being strengthen
ed and the garrison reinforced. in an
ticipation of a possible complication
arising from a recent embrogllo with
the Spanish officials, at Havana, rela-
tive to outrages committed upon Brit
ish vessels-the Patriot, Ruesedas,
Brother, &c.
Cespesdes and son are both at Mas
sau. A demand had been received
from Captain General Dulce. of Cuba,
for the surrender of the pirates who
captured the steamer Commedatoria,. !.
and for giving up other alleged enc
mics of Spain The demand was re-
fused by the British Governor Of New
Providence, and the matter referred
to London for settlement. The Gov
ernor of Providence has also instruct
ed lighthouse keepers to prohibit the
approach of foreigners.
HAVANA, A pril PA Spanish
transport arrived TO day with one
thousand soldiers.
Nothing further has been heard
about the contemplated surrender OF
600 revolutionists near Cieniugos.
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A Strange Coincidence.
Connection between { b @
Union and Pacific E r.
Advioes from Havana.
Active-Military PTepara-
tlons.
New York Items.

New York, April pa fire oc-
CURED last evening at Nos. 9 and II
Nassau Street. The building was
owned by Duncan, Sherman & Co.,
originated on the sixth floor, occupied
by the engraving department and dry
ing room of the National Bank Note
Company. The injury to the compa-
ny is known to be very large, proba-
bly, $25, 900 or $4,000, but no reliable
estimate can be formed. The build
ing is little injured.
In the course of "a liquor saloon quar-
rel at No. % New Chamber St., on Sat-
urday afternoon, Inaa named John
Hughes, an Irish laborer was shot
aud killed by German named Emil
Butts. They had quarreled, and
Butts took refuge on the stairs, from
which point he deliberately shot
Hughes, who was then drinking at
the bar.
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NOYETARY& & COnMERCIAI.
sew YORK. Harriet,


By Telegraph.I NEW YoRK. April q.
CorroN-DuiI and unchanged: sales Of
500 bales AT 2S1zS -s34c for middling up
OUR -Reeeipts eel9 barrels. The
rket Is heavy. Irregular aud uu-
tied ;Sales of $500 barrels at s. I51S5 65
superhne state and Western. IS 7OGS6 10
for extra state, . 6599 90 for extra West
So rs 10 Tor rOund-nOop Ohio. 81 Goa
8 50 fr extra 81 Louis, and 80 O0@l2 %
for good TO choice do, closing quiet. kye
Flour quiet; sales OF $50 barrels at IA 75D
i rs.
CORN MEAI.-In moderate request: sales
of 20 barrels Micnigan CaIoric ~ 81 %.
WHIsKY-Sse4 e4dy; sales of 150 barrels
Western at &c lree.
favOrs buyers: sales of 5000 busnels at
81 35gI 3S for No. 2 Spring delivered; 81 43
Tor No. 2 ditto delivered; 81 35@l 20 for
Michigan; 81 80 for white aIiehigan.
RYE-Quiet aud dropping.
BARLEY-DulI and heavy.
BARLEY elALF-Qu ct.
CoxN-Rcceipts IS, ,IS3 bushels: less plenty
and prices l@zc be ter: sales 81 ,600 b shels; !;
new inixedW estegn S2aS5c, closing at S3gSlc
for prime sanp,es OLD do in store; o3gs5c
Tor old " hite Western In store.
OATs-I&eceipis 4, ,SS2 bushels; l@2e better /;
RYE-Duil
CoFFEE-Dun.
sUGAR-- --Quiet; sales of 80 hnds. of Porto
Rico at l21ac.
A1OLASSES-lu 1AOu6EaLE EG4AGSls AuOdB
SOC
PErRoLE LEUN -FIrm, at lse for crude; 321z9
SSe for r. fined in BOND.
COAL-Qniet.
LE4TH ER--HemIock sole in fair request :
30@3Ic for Blenos Ayres and KiO Gran e
Hight and middle weights -.
Wool" atber more active; sales OF 25,0O0
pounds at 4SG5jc foF dom este fleece; 22eg50c
IOT uuWashed; 3794Sc fsr pulled.
BIESEED OIL-Sl y in casks.
SPIRITS TURPENTI NE--tIfm at 49l54912c.
PoRK-Steady sales OF 100 barrel- at S3i %
81 81 ior new mess. closing at 81 30, caS.l :
S3l for old do; SIS 75G26 25 Tor primei SIS 50
for prime mess.
BEEF Unchanged; sales Of 249 barrels at
SS9I6 for new plain mes; sl2elS for ex ra
mess. Tisrce beet dull aud heavy; sa les of
D tIerces at S2392S for prime mess; S25930
for India mess. Beef hams steady saies
at s2J9S2.
Cur lMEATs-Duu at l25zGI3c for shoul-
ders, ans l6gl61ac for hams; mlddles quiet
I5) boxes long cut hams, Staff0rdshire d nd
Sci ford sold at II &c.
LARD-Ste eady at I7549lS5zc for steam,
and IS1s9l914c for kettle rendered; Also
sales OF I,0UO tiefces steam, sellers June
and July, at 1889, and 80 tierces do. buy
BurTEn-steady at 2sg35c for Ohio. and
25d 33c for Stale.
CH EESE-FiTm at I9yQ23c.
FkEl GHrS-TO Liverpool duh and with
out decided change.
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Chicago MarKes.


By Telegraph CHICAGO, April a.
EXCHANGE-Quiet at par and lilo off
buyIug, and lilo premium selling.
FLoUR-In light demand; Spring extra
S4 S7LztG6 %.
WHEAT - Dull. unsettled and 1@I1<c
higher; sales of NO l at 81 I215dI I3: No. 2
at 81 O414 al %; closing at 81 05; sales since
change at 81 O54
CoRN-Quiet and firmer; No. 1 advanced
l15e; sales at 5712g5Se; No. 2 is &c Lfzher;
sales st 5i95414c; new l1ag2c higher; sales
at 54ls5414o: closing at 465ac for N 0. 2; moth
ing doiug this AFTERNOON.
OATs-Aetiye md l19as2e higher; sales of
No. 2 at 56459e closing at 5719c.
RYE-Qntet aud 1zaIc higher; sales at
81 1901 Is; closing at sI iT15@l Is for o. l..
BARLEY Dull; closing AZ 81 50GI D, ac-
cordieg TO location, for No, 2.
MoLASS ES-New Orleans 81 006I 05
SUGAR-l4 Si515c for common to choice.
E.ss PoRK-InactfVe and nominal at
$50 %. cash; aud steady and active at
S3l 70, seller last halt OF June.
BULK MEArs-Dry salted shoulders in
active and nominal at lls4@ I2c: sweet
picgled hams steady at I51%6gI5c.
Hoes Quiet at SO 05a0 35 for common /:
50 40@9 461a Tor fair to medium; 80 75gIO 70
for good TO choice.
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st. louis Markes.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. April .2i.
ToBACCo-DnlI; buyers and sellers apart
more than haIf rejected.
COTTON @ diet and unchanged. M
HEMP-In no demand.
FLo6R-Duh, and unchanged in price;
prlee Of su pers 81 %; Spring extra, 81 700
s. .; double extra, IS s2597.
WHEAT-Steady for Spring; Fall, 2(a5c
lower except for choice fair; Fall red, 81 t'5 .
prime, 81 63@I d; strictly prime, 81 50aI 55
cholce 10 strictly choice, 81 70gI So; No. 2
Spring, 81 U5. No. !, 81 i3. fls
CoRN--Heavy, favors buyers; 54g5Sc ia
bulk 64966c ia sacks.
OATs-Heavy and lower at 6I15G64c.
RYE STEADY ana Inactive at 81 23aI %
rRoYIsIo ~S-QuIet bat Ii m. Mess. PORK
S3l a3i %. Buik Meats: Clear RIB sides I51zc
loo e, Gear sides l6c packed. Bacon: shout
Gers l514c. rib sides l614c, clear rib l65fal7c
CanYass-cured mans l3920c. Lard duI and
nominal a. l715glSc.
WHISKY-FlFfner at SIC.
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LnnLsrllla MarRnf.

By Telecraph.i LOUTsvILE.E. April "a.
TOBACCo-Sales CT IS5 hosshe,ids tugs
to owen County cutting leaf at 81 SOas
si9 90.
NESS PoRK-s3l 25g3I 50.
LAKD-IS1zc.
BACON = Shoulders 1899; clear rib sides
lie; Gear sides NE.
BULK MEATs-Shoulders I254c.
FLOUR-S5 50G6.
WHEAT-St 451sl So.
CORS- 65a Csc.
OATS-6606Sc.
RYE-sl As.
HAY-s22 00d23 co.
sGGAR-New Orleans 141lc for prime.
WHISKY-9lc.
CoTToN-26t4d 4d27c.
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Valuable Zeal Fstata for sic.

= OTIS L, 2. 3, A. 8 @, y. 3. D. no. n.
aA& ~, l3, and IA, OF fractional lot 2; also
the undivided one-half of fractional lot l.
9I McGary's enlargement. known as the
Elm, First, ami Second streets This prop.
erty is offered for sale on reasonable terms
and il not disposed OF by the 5th day q.
May the same will be offered for sale at
auction. One-third OF the pnrchase-money
down; the balance In two equal payments
OF one and two years, with inters 81, the
deferred payments secured bY mortgages.
ALBERT DOUGLAs
mh3Il BY JAMES STEELE, Agent.
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Memnsts Rnrkss.

BY Teiegraph.l MEMFHIs. April 24
COrroN-Quiet but firm at g711c; rece pts,
3l4 bales ;ex ports, ,l97 bales.
FLOURISH perfine IS ., and dull
CORS-75c, ana firm.
OATS-75c.
HAY-S27 90. ..s
POkK-S32 %.
LABD-I916c.
BACON : Unchansed shoulders 1414c,
sides l7I5e. 49,
BULK MEATs-Firm; shoulders l3c, and
sides l61Zc.
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other navy yards in the matter. Reso-
lutions embodying the sentiment of
the meeting were adopted, and a
league formed. la ~
A communication was received
from III. Clay Belfeld. Secretary Of a
convention of employees of the Phila-
delphia Navy Yard, to the effect that
men were sticking to the eight hour
law, and protesting against any reduc-
ton of wages.
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ToHosro, April 24-The Georgia
Bay is clear OF ice and steamers com
lnenced rauDing between Owen Sound
and Callngwood. The Algoma will
leave the latter place on the 1st OF
My for South St. Marie and inter-
mediate points. The accumulation of
ice at Port Claiborne continues to in
crease. Until it moves vessels will
beunable to pass out or enter Welland
Canal. The first north wind will
probably drive it out.
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New fork uoId ana STOCK asrkos.
Rr TAlegrara ] NEW -YoRE a Ilril q u

MoNEY-The market is unusually EASY
and lower at-the- rates OF interest than for
q long lime 4 all loans We're made at 8 per
cent, bat soon fell toe, and after 3 o'cfock
money was offered freely al 2aS3 per cent,
n ith considerable transactions thereat.
The supply OF capfia is largely in excess
OF the demand, and all the Indications fa-
yOr continued ease In the future II the
market is left to its natural course.
The Bank Statement shows gain in the
reserve of s., ,7l5.l9i, against gain IN total
liabilities OF S4,760s398 The Banks ho+d
90 69S, ,OJ2 in excess of the legal reserve,
against 81 so, ,092 last week. That there IS a
steady movement of currency here is
shown in the gain in legal tenders and de-
posits, while Increased disbursements of
coin interest and importation of gold from
Europe are reflected. The increase in the
specie decrease in circulation was occas-
toned 2 the Bank of North America haV-
ing returned to the State system, and ceas-
ed reporting circulation:
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News by Atlantic Gable.
Railroad Train or the Track


OGBENsBURG, April 24 The two
o'clock mail train, this afternoon,
from this place south, on the Rome,
WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg Rail-
road, ran off the track two miles
south Of Governeur, ana Henry Bart
ser, Rouse Agent, had his leg broken,
aud Robert A. Church, Assistan
Postmaster of this city, 2. A. Hatch
express messenger. and Stone, bag
gage man, were injured. Fhe express
and baggsgs cars tipped over The
first passenger coach ran off, but was
not overturned, aud none of the epas
sengers were injured. The engine
was not thrown from the track.
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Cincinnati Markeg.

By Telegraph CINCISEATI, April "A.
FLoUR-DulI, in light demand aud prices
loWer; family So 25G6 81, aud low grades OF
family offered at IS, without buyers.
WHEAT-Is scarce and steady, at 81 81 for
No. 2.
CoRN-6sa70c.
OATs-67G7lc.
RYE-At 81 3S.
COTTON Is unchanged; middling at
H927Ac
WHISKY-Firm at 9ac.
PBoyIsIoN5-Quieta and unchanged; mess
pork held at S3l 2593l 50; the best not saIa--
BILE at better than S3l.
BULK MEATS-HeId firm Y at l21&9I454c
for shoulders and sides, anu l51<faI5jIc for
clear rib and clear sides.
BACoN-13z, 165z and IKE; no sales were
made for the best.
LARD-Is nominalIy unchanged, with no
demand.
BUrTER-Un changed; fl esh 33937c.
EGGS-l6c.
SUGAR-Firm; New Orleans I31z@I5c.
MoLAssEs-SO@85c for New Orleans, and
7OQ75c for Porto Rico.
OIIS-Unchanged
GaLD-At { l33 buy ing.
E&CHA ANGE-Steady.
MoHEY-Market unchanged.
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European aarket.
CabIe.l

By Cable.l LONDON, April 2l
Consols 931S; Money 9S14 for account 5 -2Os
sos and quiet; Erie ~ =. Illinois central
9Ssz TalloW 46s Cd sugar 3Ss Sd.
ANTWERP, April "A Petroleum is dull,
OF 5314f.
HAVRE, April 24.-Cotton quiet for both
grades at l45f on the spot.
PARIS, April 2L-Rentss at 7If. 50 CEN
times.
FRANKFORT, April 24.-Bonds S7sS.
LIVERPOOL. A pril "a. Cotton dun: mid
ding uplands I'D; Orleans I214d; sales of
4 500 bales. BTeadstuffs are quiet; ives; ;ern
flour 2ls Sd corn 27s; new oats 3s sd bar
lev 53s; pork lois; beef 9OS; lard 72s; cheese
SIS: bacon SIS; refined petroleum Is gid :
taliow 45s Cd turpentine 29s Sd.
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EUROPE.
By the AtIanlic TeIegraph.

PEsTH, April 24.-At the opening
of the Diet yesterday, Francis Joseph
made a peaceful address. He said
there was much important legislation
to be accomplished; the internal re
forms of the country required the con-
centration OF the entire power of the
nation aud the good se1se and mod
Grafton of the people. The relations
between Austria and other nations
of the world afford a peaceful pros
pect. La conclusion he reminded the
Republicans that is was neeeSs Ssary to
carry out important reforms.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, April q "A dispatch
from Dublin states that Hugh Brad
shaw. a well known Irish magistrate
has been shot in Tipperary.
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BosroN. April PA meeting of
employees of the Charleston Navy
Yard was held last. night to sustain
the eight hour law without a reduc
tion of wages; also to organize an
eight hour union league to act in con-
Deetion with the wOrkingmen In all
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Notice to Contractors.

April 5th, 1869.
The Common Council of the city of
ENAnsyllle Will receive sealed PROPOSALS
until May 10th, 1863, for grading and
paving the alley situated between Walker
street and GoodseIl Street, and extending
from Center Street TO Third Street, ia
Block No. IL, Fourth Enlargement.
By order of the Council.
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk,
By r.. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks Office, Evansville, April 25d,
lS0V. apr22 d3t Union COPY.
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mo. 1897.
UE1ted States MarshaPs Notice
diana, So: 0' "a -

diana, SS: - -
EATHE8EAS. a LIBEL OF IN.
s,aaH. formation was filed ia the District
- So1rt I!I OF Ihe U n1ted States for the District
vi s'l- Ainndlana, on the 18th y OF March. 1859
SSn aSieo Gieoige W. Rsgon. by his proctor,
1nHIIes n. Marsh, ESQ, agaf1st the
steam steamer Pet, Ola No. 2" her engines.
said az, apparel and furniture, seized at
%sal9 % district In cause OF damages civil
ana maritime. and ciaimfng DAMAGES f.,
m ehe q So IA 81 600, and pra ing process aRafpst
sllo s yessel, and that the same NAV De con.
demned and sold THEREFOR - 00N
NoW, therefore, In pursuance of the mo-
4ilon 41ilon under the seal Of said Court To me
directed and delivered. / do hereby give
public notice to all persons cl afn1ing Ssafd
goods, or any part thereof. or in anv man
her interested therein. that they be and
appear before the said, the District Court
% % tnS y nlteo s-tates, TO be held at the city
OF Indianapolis. in aud for the District or
Indiana, on the first Monday of MAY
next, at 10 O'Clock OF the forenoon OF That
day, then ard there TO intefpose their
claims aud make their allegations In that
behalf. - ~
BEN. SPOONER, Marshal, u. 9.
abrS dat
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Notice to Contractors.

March 22d. 1859.
The Common Council Of the CITY of
EVansyllle Will receive sealed proposals
until the 10Th day of May, 1869, for grading
ana paving the alley situate between
Water and First Streets, and extending
lrom " @uloerry Street TO Oak street.
BY order OF the Council.
a. NJ. ModRIFF, Clerk,
BY r. A. McGRIFF, Deputy.
CITY Clerks CfIice, Evansville, April 2ld,
1905 aprz2 d3t Union cODy
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STERLING-Quiet and firm; SIzlS56 for
prime BanE ers', sixty days.
GOLD Quiet and firm; opened at 1895.
and closed at l331agIS35s UIearances, re
feet ng yesterdays business, Ss2,00O,G00-
<foVEREMENTS-S Strong and hi her, with
snarp rise on 67s for sDipmentto Europs.
coupons: -, 1l71zQII7s4; do. '62, I2lIs9
new, li514 ll51& 10. '67, l. i5s6 glI516 do '6s,
ll51z zGll51a; 10 40s, 1885 gJGf5s.
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2OfhEHsg M0THERs! M9TnER6
DON'T FAIL To PROCUR
Yrs. WinsloW's Soothing SyruE
FOR CHILDREN TEFTHfNG.

This valuable preparation has been used
cases.
It not only relieves the child from pain,
but 1uvtgOrate5 tie stomach and bowels
eorrects stcldity, and gives tone and energy
70 the whole system &c will also instantly
relieve GEIPING IN THE BOWELS and WIEI
COIsTC
We believe II is the best aud sarest rem.
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frofn ieeilltng or any Ot1er cause.
Fuli directions Tor using VIII accompany
each bottle.
BE sure and call for - NJ RS. VfNSI1OWT
SOOTHING syrup" having tue Inc-riHg.
t!e OF " CURTIS & PERKINS" " on the outside
wrappcr. All others are base limitations.
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Colgate &z Go. 70
Fragrant Toilet SOAPS

AEsEzsREPAREE BY sEssAsea york
lssela 2F0lEs aEse hesa Materials and Rre
orOwEF As THE STAN BARD BY DEAL sRa
AssD CUsTO1EERs.
50td EUeg11CheTe. ldec
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New YorK Dry Goo0s Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, April "A.
DRY GOODS-As usual on SATURDAYS
trade is quiet, and no change to nOttce in
tue market beyond the equal alton of
prices by the different joObing houses.
The dry goods trade is devoid of aninIa-
ton, and taken as whole, greatly de-
pres seu Tor wOOeus at lie: yarns when
sold. 27c; prices of fancy cassImers 771zc per
yard. IT, was consi tered the worst safe
ever made, but sales have been made the
past week, under tue present high tariff,
whlcI are far worse. Zine goods are sell
ing for currency at prices down TO 75S and
6Jc, and nice goods rs low as 60c, and at
10 any extent. But these @toW Iates are.
only for IIne OF goods which ageits want
to close out The market, however, is
Irregular on mostly WOODEN gOO5S, AMI
only few makes like Harris Globe a q
Bradbook maintain heir prices. Nor are
cotton fabrics doing much better, 5 fine
heavy bleached cOtbons and prints are
selling lower than when raw material
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NeW nrleans karker.

NO " WIICtEEIs n u y Oaa
By Felegraph.l NEW ORLEANS. April q.
COTToN = Nominal, with no demand; ;
fnidd!ing 284c; sales of $500 bal les; recei pts
lis bales; exports 5, ,ll6 bales.
GOLD-I54L.
demonstrating 144; New York sight
y premium
FLoUR-Depressed superfne S Is; Xxx
IS 80: Xxx s6 50.
CORS-77 g573c.
OATS-7Oc.
BRAN-SI So
HAY-Firm at S28 co.
PORK-FfrmeI; sales at G32 50.
BACON-Firm; shoulders s3315c; sides III
@l7Zc.
LARD-puII; ;tferce IsGI9c: keg I91<g2O1@c--
SUGAR - Dull; common 91291c; prime
I315c-
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-26

J tGNR<ts LAHAtA
| rafh the question on the final pass
age of the Primary School law led to
an excited debata, the Polish and Ty-
rolisb members opposing it strenu'
ously. Upon the closing of the debate
/ the Polish TyTolese delegation sub
mitted 8 protest against the enact.
mont and quilted the chamber. The
vote was then taken. and the law
assed. aHaefn -
ITALY.
FLoRENoE, April 24.-The Court of
Appeal has had under consideration
the penal code for some time. They
have concluded their examination,
and have unanimously agreed upon
the abolition of the death penalty.
DENMARK.
CoPENHAaEN, April24.-T Dog6-
dotte newspaper has an article upon
the purchase of the Danish West In
dia Islands by the United States. as
arranged with the Secretary of State
of the last American administration.
1t accuses America, by the recent ac-
tion Of its Congress, of want of re-
spect 20 the Government of Denmark.
IL also states that if the measure
finally miscarries Count Raasloof will
resign. a1r
SPAIN.
MADRID, April 24.-In the Consti-
tutionai Cortes yesterday. .Senor Or
enas, one of the Republican Deputies,
introduced measure calculated to
forever exclude all Bourbons from
the throne of Spain. An amendment
was carried whereby Queen Isabella
only and her children are excluded.
Senior Servillo introduced a bill for
permitting general education. Senior
Figuralo, Minister of Finance, pro-
posed to negotiate treaty OF COM
merce with Great Britain.
MADRID, April "a resolution
condemning the conduct OF Patrich,
of Antilles, was brought up in Cortes
yesterday. Marshall Ssrrano opposed
it, intimating that its adoption would
be an implied censure of the Govern
ment. The resolution was then with
drawn.
Suustiana Olosoga, during the ses-
sion yesterday, assured the members
that France would respect the future
Government Of Spain, whatever form
might be adopted.
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Sunday Nights dispatches.
Nsw York City Items.
Death of a Cath olic Priess.
A Strange Coincidence.
Connection between h @
Union and Pacific E. r.
Adviees from Hav6na.
Military Prepara-
NtlOns.