Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 47, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 October 1858 — Page 1

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TEBMS OE SUBSCRIPTION'. Daily Paper S3 00 " (Mailed) ü By the week (payable to Carriers!.; lu "Tri-Weekly paper .'. '. 4 00 Weekly Paper.- 2 00 . " " Ciubs of 10 or more..... 1 00 sLjTh privilege of yearly advertisers is limited to their own immediate business, in their own name; und all advertisements for the benefit of other persons, as well as legal advertisements and adver ents w-itii ! lem must ' ' . I tisements or auction sales, and advertiscm he name of other persons, sent m by them iia paid for at the usual rates. BA.5o report, resolutions or proceedings of any orporation, society, association or public meeting ud no communication designed to rail attention to any matter of Jhnited of individual Interest cau tie inserted, unlesss paid for as an advertisement. B.Coptracts for yearly advertising will not, be "discontinued unless an order to that etiect is left at tho office, and when discontinued in less than a Jer, the price of the whole year will bu charged. - tT.cgal advertisements hereafter, will be published at the expense of the attorneys ordering, ami xot delnyable for lciral proceedings, but collectable t our usual time. " 3Our terms for Job Work and transient advertisements are CASH. RATES OF AIIVEBTISIN'G.

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BUSINESS CARDS. . Tg STRJtTTOiS, Rale Stable, Second between Main and Lorust Streets, opposite the Old Prebyterun Church, . i-vausville. ... Tho undersigned has a .large and commodious , Brick Stable with sheds for carriages, and is prepared to take horseB by the day , v. wk or month. .. Iiis customers may be sure of having their animals - well and carefully attended to. Ho refers to the following gentlemen whose horses he has had a long tune under hiB cliarae.

j 4Ie h:w also a number of good and enfe horses for aneinfr, take deposition." nnd affidavits, acknowledtlic saddle, or harness, with a number of new and , mnts of Deeds, and Mortcaes, in fact, will pur-

nmloruioie DURgies, to iure, uraors lor sautue horses or buirKies, will be punctually attended to. Kefer to C. G. Keilt, liis ofi'n-e; C. H. Bemeut; , J. B. Gavitt, Ex-Sheriü; Cvpriau Pnvton. - octl2-ly J. STIi ATTOX. CS lt. It t:WO LH X o-, JJEALWM. - EUS IX FAMILY GROCERIES. , AND PROVISIONS CEMERALLY, Main Stkkkt, EVAi.SVILLE, IXD. Keeps constantly on hand.- and fur sale low, for aah. Groceries of every liescriotiou ; a well aort " d stock of Wwd and Willow Ware, including funcy ' mod common Baskets in great variety ; Tubs, Buckets, Brooms, Ac. ; Vegetal des, Eggs, Lai d, Cheese, , Corn, Bran, Sliipstufls, and every article usually iept in our line. Country produce bought and sold. - i.e2ti TThR- J. " ti REELS', ECLECTIC' JLß PHYSICIAN AN1 .SLUGEON. Olfice on Third street, a few doors above the Crescent City Stank, here he is prepared to answer professional '' calls at all hours of the day or night. N. B. Special attention giveu to Surgery and ""diseases of the. Eye. - auc-iw-lvr .j "CI C. COLLLS'tf REAL ESTATE s- T and INTELLIGENCE C'FEICE, K. 1 Sörth Third street, Evansville, lnd'ana. The purchase and -;-aleof Heal Estate, collection of Rents, and payment Mtl Taxes, &c, promptly attended to. Persons in want of any kind of help or employment, can lie informed by calling at this oftice. CiiiKuts Reasonable. aiiglW.ni JJ V EARTEieSHIP. J X O A X -' '-ffVOLEIt and BL YTHE 11 X ES have Moriated themendves togethei as partners in the practice of " Law, and will attend promptly to all business conuected with their profession, which may be cutrust- :' d to them. fcß"Otlice on Locust street, opposite the Sherwood Ifonse, Evansvüle, Ind. Sept2ii-ly .lfE'li ! LVJ'HEJ'fIEIMER,AT jKtorneysat law, Notaries Public and Ileal Estate Agents, Eransville, Indiana; Will practice law in the CourU of this State, ; will attend to the illection of claims in any part of the United Stales, will buy and sell real estate in the . city of Evansville, In Vanderburgh and adjoining counties and in the V est generally, and will perform any other duties pertaining to Attorneys or Keal Estate Agents. Lots and farms always for sale. Ocrman spoken by a member of the firm. I ttff-Oftice ou Third street, opposite the Conrt 1 : Jlouse, in the rooms formerly occupied by the late I ärin of Lockhart, Parrett & Don by; j "CHARLES BENDY JACOB LCNIENHEIMEB. pctlö-rtly - O' RR, ItALZELL tt CO., WATER stroet, Evansville, Indiana. noiesaie i'eai- i ' ra in fJnveries and all kinds of Produce. Nails, ; Glass, White Lime, Cement, Cotton Yarn, White j - Lead, Linseed Oil, Ac, 4e. Also, constantly on j liaud a full stock of Sash, Tanel Hoors, &c, of all sizes. - - ap20 TWHE OLlt EIR.fl V l 7A ESS . : M. AG A J X . A L L IS X HOn ES, b orwaruing ana 4.'ommissiu.i Merchants, liectifiers of the celebrated i Magnolia Whiskv, Dealers in all kinds of Produce,' uperior Old Bourlion and Rve Whiskies, and For- : eign and Pometic Liquor, Ac, Water stroet, Second door above in, Lvansville, Ind. : HESBY D. ALLU. - . lEWIS BOWES. fobj-ly .HEELER K RItiCtS, WUOLEsale dealers in uroceries, l'roüuce, r.aus, Window Lilas, Glassware, Ac Ac, N'o. 47 Mala treet, between First and Second, Evansville, Ind. T.. P.. W11FK1.ER. J VJ1LS D. EIOOS. sepfi-iy ' tRESTO.y BROTHERS, WIIOLESALK liltOCLliS, Dealers in Foreign and Lomostic Liquors, corner First and Sycamore streets, Evansville, Ind. apO-ly T liTTtiAfiflEE K CO., WHOLE- , sale Dealers in Dry Goods, Boots and t-hoes, ' Virst street, Kvansvüle, Ind. ap28-ly M .A I 'J It . AJS'MERSOJT, .HERJUr CHANT TAILOR, Mitchell's Itlock, Main treet, Evansville, Ind. Headquarters for Elegant Clothing made to order. Gents' Furnishing Goods, such as ilurts, Collars, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Ac, ; Ac. Also, a variety of Tiece Goods, made up to order ..in. the very best style and manner at quick terms, small profits and extensive sales. ap27 :'-'' and Retail Dealer in Pine Lumber and Shin- j r .' .1. ,.e X..in or.ll SlAvetilh Streets. Kvaiiu. ! ville', Ind. - " uov-21 - WOCT. E. H. EHR.TIAJT, IIO.IHE- ' MJ' PATHIO PHYSICIAN". Office on Third St., ... elovr Vine. v ml-ly 'r'jXEJVeTRESTOJY,t WHOLE--" -''-Ma. SALE DRY GOODS HOUSE, First stroet, Evnsville, I nd. Merchants will always find a full v stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, at, this House, which will lie sold on fairterms. scp21 '"'.T, JTiHARLES S. WELLS, WUOLEr y SALE HARDWARE DEALER, First stroet, , . (opposite Maghee 4 Co.), Evausvillc, Ind. Orders ., for Uüd ware promptly iillsd at lowest Cincinnati prices. jau 20 . J. K1WETT, Sursteon KontLst, perturuis every variety ot oiierations in his Vrofesaiou, and bv long practice has attained a skill, that enables him to igive entire satisfaction to his patrons. He take plcc ire in .v-vfi-"f -.!..lw of his artificial work to those wTi will, to ,-. ae such production!, and he may be consulted by tboee who need the services of a dentist, without incurring any obligation to employ him afterwards. His office is in Bray's building, First street, opposite tha Pest Office. - . nov2rt.ly 9W.-B.U, R. JfAVV.VsVft, ATTORJE' WW at Law and General Colloctini Agent, Heu- . dcron, Ky i mhotf

BUSINESS CARDS.

JfilBAN'XLIN TV EE J.Vit STEAL - REOTVPE FOL'iBlty, 'No. ir.8, Vine street, between Fourth and Fifth, " CINCINNATI. R. ALLISON', Sup t. Manufacturers and Dualora in NEWS, BOOK AND JOB TYPE, Printing Presses, Cases, Gullies, Ac, Inks nnd Printing Materials of every description. Stereotyping of all kinds. Books, Music, Patent .Medicine Directions, Jo!s, Wood Engraving, 4c, 4c fi1" Brand acd Pattern Ixttera, various styles. . r IfrSElwtrotypins in all it branches. jlylUni. TfT iHOZ, E HAZE AN'It RETAIL j WW BOOK 4 STATIONERY STORE. c-. I Just received and for sale by the sub- ifflü-iM i srriber, a largo and splendid assortment fi-,-ff-f ot Booka an"l Stationery, consisting In rart of 600 EfiU11" ul aP Letter and JkS Note Paper ; COO Quires of Blank Books, from 10c. ; to ti.w per quire; 150,100 assorted Envelopes; Memorandum Buokn of all kinds ; ulsn, a largo a- ,' nortinout of School Books ; Bibles of a1: kinds : all ; kindi of Miscellaneous Works; Gold t'eus of all j kinds ; Steel Pens of every brand ; Gold and Silver Penholders and IVuHls ; Pocket Books and Poi-t-: monnais of every description ; Musical Instruments i cf all kinds ; Sheet Music and Music Paper ; Drnw- , iug Paper and Pictures ; Slates and Pencils ; Ink ! and Inkstands ; and many other articles too nutneions to mention, ail of which will he sold at the r very ljwsst price for cash. J. 11EALY, I Foster's Block, corner of Main and First streets, i augU IT l CIVS if A IT, IMPORTE It Ji.-ii MJ Iiealer in Metals. 4 and 6 JJurlitiK Slip, New ; York Offers for sain Banca Tin, Straits Tin, Antimouy, Spanish and AnieHivm Lead, Slab Zinc, Cop- ! per. Bismuth, Bar 1 in and Bar Lead, Babbit, metal, j Spelter Solder, Plumber's Soldder, 4c. I Also, Britannia and Plated Ware, at nholosale and retail. inarl'j-r.iri .f. 1A U-'REJ'CE, wnojLE- i merican and f nie and Iletail Dealer in A Italian Marble, and Manufacturer of Monuments I. Mantels, Ilead-slonea, Vscs, Urns, 4c. All work . done in a superior stvle, at tho low. st fipurf-s. ! ta,3fttrM n'M Biiihiiiu, Evansvüle, Ind. fo til A. SI.lU:iiS, SILVER PLATER i No. 8, Marble JIall Building. Second Starv. Main street, Evnnsville, Indiana. Carrinpa werk Platrd with neatness and d spatch. Fnrnisli to rr. der, Silver, Door, Number and Manufacturers' name, nates, eil runs. Hinges, l.ailing, Knobs, Lock with Plated no ls and 1 urmture, at tineinratl mar4. ! price, ! ZT111.Rr.RT K ROWLES, SVl'CESm I Wsors to S. E. Gilbert Co., Vholealo Grocers, ' Sycamore street, between Water and First ptiw!, ; Kvansvüle Ind. A lull assortment of Groceries a. j ways on hand, and for nle at the lowest pi-icon. - Agents for "Cypress Mills" Cotton Yarns, at man.i ufat'turer's prices. oct2i) TJtiiU.Ü HIER VW Wholesale and üetail druc O WER, s'ltt. X tL-ihinirtiiu ; A.10CK. iMain street, .vanijviiie, lncuaua. mar20-ly - " l WOIli on Third street, iu tho rear af Ihe Crea-J-cent City Bank Building. - ap;iO-ly i nVRR If. POLK, ATTO R'E 1' JT j Law, Xotary Public, Keal Estato and Collect- . InfT Arrant lk-!)l OllAnrl -. cr.n..Ina . t f,.rm f,,ithfullv oil buine c. n Aihirim u.,tr-t. eu io nis rare. T Office over Clarion Office Princeton, Ind. sept2.ri-ly rAcoii .ri V'eksT hi i fsitE nn ii M I lit ACTUM. .Sih, Poorsand Blinds made to order. All kinds tf Carpentora' and Joiners' Vmk.done in a good and workmanlike manner. Shop on Third Street, between Cherry and Oak 8treets. inv4-iiminH DR. J. FLEACER'S DENTAL OFFICE, CORNER MAIN AND FIRST STS., liVA.(j V1LLE, I.V. A 'so, a fine preparation for cleansing the Teeth an J hardening the gums, can be had of l'r. V. at '2.iC. a box - NEW ORLEANS CARDS. f. et lit: i. x Co., co.tt.niSHHt.v A XD FuItWAKMIMI MEIICHAXTS, No. 04 Pygdras Stre.'t, NEW OKLEAXS, LA. (Esttiblithtd April, l6ö.) T. ETUXL .EB. FALLS. REFERENCES : JR. S. Iloward. Evansville. Indiana: Allis.fr Howes. Evansvile, Indiana: A. M. Phelps & Son, Xew- I . burgh, Indiana; Minor 4 Hade, Xewburgh, Inj diana; 11. 1. Xewcomb.t Brother, Louisvtlle, Ken- . ; tucky ; D. S. Benedict & Son, Louisville, Kentucky ; ' j Thomas Danforth, Secretary, Sew Albany Insurance ' Co., Sew Albany, Indiana; It. Simpson & Co.; i j Xew Albany, Indinna; W. II. t'atlin, llendorson, j J Kentucky; II. G. Beverly,' lieudersou, Kentucky; i j James Montgomery, Preston Bro. Bank, Jefferson- ; I ville, Indiana; Merrett Campbell and Co., St. Louis, : Mo. ;.ii-iv ! JWtfLKt-, UREATHOVSE X Co., WW COMMISSION AND FüKWABDISU MERCHANTS. - No. IS Poydraa Street, NEW OKLEAXS, LA. CLEM WILKIN'. ..W. R. OHE ATUOlSi:.. Jo. CIXZINUEB. Ve firive our wrsonal attention to the sale of To bacco, Corn, Wheat, Hay, Oats, Flour, Pork, Bacon, t L.ard, &c. - atigi-t ; unit Tin-; i e r s i cTS'e'iF, ' for manv vears chief Clerk in the house of i JOHN HURLEY & Co., begs to offer his services L as Commission Merchant, to the friends and patrons t of that house, now that it has retired from business. ! With this end in view I have formed a eo-iartuer-ship with Mr. E. Y. Benton senior of the old and i well known firm of E. W. Benton i Co., under tho I name and style of BEXT0X A KING, to take place i ,r:SoSXPFrl pon the friends of the old house of JOHN HURLEY A Co., who J have had opportunities of exierieiicing the promptness and ability with which he attended to their business. Very respectfully. THOMAS KING, Corner of Lafavette m N Fs loans. f.ii Hia of V,iitt.,r. ih,M.Ni. turd. p. ilrieii fruits, i lour, Meat anil all sorts ot v esteru I'roduce, and for the purchase of Groceries, Ac. Caell advances made on consignments; - inalö-1y . if. JSEJywEit r . co co.njirs sion and Forwarding Merchants, No. 20, Poy' drns Street, Je lirleans, i.a. , niyu-ctswiy -mOH.'HVRlE W CO., fO it WARlt QW ing aud Commission Merchants, No. 00 Tchoupitoulas street, Ner Orleans. JOHN MCHLEY.:. .T. RLLLIVAN' septlö'57-ly nn WICHE LL IHTCHER, COM - JL mission and Forwarding Merchants, New Orleans, La. decJz-ty tWm ETCHER A T wiche LL COMmission and Forwarding Merchants, St. Louis, Liberal advances made on consignments to either of our houses. " .KEFER TO Messrs. Allis & Howes, Bement & Veile, Howard & Brown . Evansville. dec-22-ly rwt C. TW1CHELL eV CO., CO.U.UISJL sion and Forwardine Merchants, No. 70, Poyaras street, new Lirleans. T. C. TWICIISLL ........ my27-ly .E. B. IAIECU1LD. rgl ti.JS'OEL, STOCK COMMISSION -MM- Hercliaut and proprietor Stock Stables, New Orleans, La. Jan22'57-ly. HOTELS. HERWOOlf HOISE, WILL. ß BYE KS, Proprietor. Corner First and Locust streets. Evansville, lud. boat iandinir. One square from steam-myft-lj giLARtVS AMERICAN" HOTEL, t Yiucennes, Ind. J. M. CLARK, Proprietor. This house has been refitted aa.l refurnished, and is now in fineorder. mh28 jfTFi'jHOTE L, WATER STREET, between Main and Division, Evansville, Ind. octl-lf WM. H. BOICOCRT, Prop. JTBEELER HOUSE, VIN'CENWE S MJ lud. Opposite the O. & M. K. R. Office. T, J. BEKLER, Proprietor. feUS-tf mWO t OV THAT LIRE SOMEO t 107 THAT Mit THING good to eat, step np to A. D. REY NOLDS & Co.'e. and set vou a fine Canvassed Ham or nice piece of Dried Beef. A lot just received nd for tale. Abo, a lot of Shipstuff. ' rS-0

Corner of Lafayette and New Leveo streou.. t fn ea(.h other s arm?, leaned over and met a

ewjhje,pjagö.- . j eatery crave. Two girls, supposed to be

u:.' f . V- i:J"'J: . I " sisters, jumped over, ami sank kissing each ion Merchant. No. 7 Lafayette street, New Or- , .. ' , .. , , .

for the salo of butter, cheese, lurd. eEirs, dried ! inner, -iv iii.sioiiaiy anu n ue leityeu luiu

, ... Public HpCMklng. .; t. Judge Niblack and Judge Hovcy," tlac op posing raudidatcs for Cougres will address

i their fellow-citizcna at the following time3 ', and placets, to-wit: i Vandtrburgh Cuunty Evansvillc, Tues- ; day; August 31st; Ingles' s Station, "Wednesday, September lit; at Lougs,.in the Bayou, Friday, October 8th; Gertnaiitowii, Saturday, October Sth. ' : ! t Gibton County PritK-eton, Thursday, September 2d; Francisco, Friday, 3d; ; OwensviLe,' Saturday, 4tb; Patoka, Monday, (itb. Knox county Diekensburjr, Tuesday, Sepi tembcr 7th ; Vincennts, Wednesday, 8tb ; ; Edwards Port, Saturday, "5; Bruccville, i Monday, 27. " " " " V ' ; I I'ike eovnttf Jfornbrooks, Tuesday, Septeaibcr 14; Prter-burgb, Vednt-sday, 15; I Cross-roads, Thnvsday, lu. 1 Daviess, coitn'v Wasliiugtou, , 1'rida-y, September 17; Alfurd'ivill, Saturday, 18; Kafjlesville, ThursJitv, -3; Owl I'rairie, ' Friday, 21. " Marlin- county Loogooice, Monday, Septeniber.20;.. Ilalberts lilnir Tuesday . 21 ; Harrionville, Thursday, 2X - 1'ony county Mount Vernon,- Monday, October 4 tli ; New Harmony, Tuesday, 5th; : Vr'adesrillo, Wednesday, C ; Union church, Thursday, 7 tU. . . , . . - Speaking to commence at 1 o'clock, P.-M Tun" BrRKiNG of the Acstri.v. The folt lowing iä the nccount given ly Mr. Charles BrcH'3,. one of the ittrvivora of the ill-fated ' . ' Austria j I took passage at Southampton on the 4th ' i.i the steamship Austria, Capt. Ueydtmann, i wh'eh left Hamburg on the 2d. We sailed at ; o v. m. un tue l-iu tue wear tier was more 1 favorable, and ou the 13lh a speed of eleven , knots had been obtained, and all were in i high hopea of reaching New York by the ; 18th. At a little after 2 o'clock P. M., I j w.w on the quaiter deck. I saw a dense ; voiutne of smoke burst from the after entrance of the steerage. Some women run aft, exelainiir.ff. " The ship is oil fire, what will become of us ? " The ship was instant ly put at half speed, at which she continued ( until tue magazine exploded, trora which I infer the engineers were instantly suflucated. I only walked from where 1 was on - tlie rjurirter deck to the waist of the ship, ; when I saw the flamed breaking through tho lighu amidships. As the ship was head to the wiud, the lite traveled with fearful , rapidity. I iheu v. e.itto the man at the wheel, and told him to put the vessel with her side to the wiud. He hesitated probably did not understand me, as he was a native of Hamburg. I then got a. German gruilemaa to , speak to him.- At this time I saw sonic ' persons lcttitip down the boat on the port side of the quarter-deck. What became of ' the boat I don't know, but think she was i crushed under the screw. I , then went to ' let a boat over from the starboard side of ! the quarter-deck, but the moment we laid our hand.H on the rope, there were so many people who crowded into it that we could i not lift it off the blocks. We therefore left i it for a few minutes, until the people got ' out, when we returned, and launched it over the side of the ship, w hen, the people all ..lushing- into it aaic, it descended with great ; violence into tho-water, and was instantly : owamped, all the people being washed out : excepting three, who held ou to the sides. I We then let down a rope, and pulled up one j person, who proved to be the steward. J Another, in the act of bc'.nj hauled up, was ' strangled by the rope. The fire now came on too fiercely to atj tempt to get any more from the swamped t boat. ' All the tirst cabin passeug-er3 were on the poop, with the exception of a few gentlemen, who must have smothered iu the smoking-rooui. .Many of the second cabin passengers were also on the poop, but a number of them got shut into their cabins by tho tire. Some of them were pulled up through the ventilator, Jjttt the greater number could not be extricated. The last woman that was drawn up said there were six already suifocated. We now perceived that the ship had got her head to the wind again, so that the flames came over tho quarler-deck. In consequence of the crowd 1 could not get to the wheel-house to ascertain the reason, but I was informed that the hcluiimau had deserted his post, and that the vessel, being left to herself, headed to the wiud of her own accord. At this time the scene ou the quarter-deck was indescribable and truly heart-rending. Passengers were running frautically to and fro husbands seeking taeir wives, wives in search of their children, relatives looking after relatives, mothers lamenting the loss ! f their children, some wholly paralyzed by 1 fear, others madly crying to be saved; but a lew perfectly calm and collected. The i flames pressed so closely upon them, that mauy jumped into the sea, relatives clasped the sea together, and the stewardess and as sistant steward, arm in arm, followed. One Hungarian gentlemen, with seven fine children, four of them girls, made his wife jump iu. then blessinshis six oldest children, made I them jump in one after the other, and fol lowed tnem witn an intant in nis own arms. I, about this time, was standing outside the bulwarks, holding on by the davits, i. leaning out to avoid tho Hamos. whioh wore . ... , T ..,' . j d.i.. u o i uuiu ' uuui uuuer me, &piun:ng uy a rope sun I tachtid to the ship. As the oare were tied j in her, I thought, if I could pet to her, I would be enabled to save, myself and some others. - - - I let thyself down by a rope, passing over a man who was clinging to it, but who refused to come with me; I took a pen-knife to cut the tackle ; the large blade broke, and I then severed it with the small blade. The ehip passed ahead. As the screw approached I found the boat drawn toward it. I tried to keep the boat off, but the screw caught and capsized her over me. I dived away from the ship and came to the surface near a boat with the keel upward; I got on her, and by pressing on one side, with The assistance of a wave she righted, but was still swamped. The oars had been knocked out by the crew. The only thine: I could find in her to paddle with was some laths nailed together as a sheathing for her sides. When I looked around, the ship was a quarter of a mile away from me, I could see the ladies aud gentlemen jumping off the poop into the water in twos and threes, some of the ladies in flames. Several hesitated to leap from the burning ship until the last moment, as the height was twenty-two feet, and were only at length compelled to throw themselves off to avoid a more painful death. In hnlf an hour not a onl was to be seen ou

the poop. I pulled after the ship and picked up a German who was swimming stoutly ; 1 got him beside me in the boat, and we paddled after the ship with the laths ; I now saw a Tessel under sail approaching; she reached the steamer at about 6 P. JI., we continued pulling towaid them, and about halfpast 1 o'clock, after being five hours in the water, got within hail of the sailing -vessel, which put ofF a boat and took us: ou baard. She proved to be "the French bark Maurice, Capt. Ernest HeiiRtid, of Nantes, bound from .Newfoundland for the Isle of Bourbon, with fish. She had up to that time, rescued forty passengers of the' burning steamer, chiefly, taken off the bowsprit, though a few Were picked up floating around. At about' 8 o'clock one of the metalic boats came op with -beut 23 persons, including the .first nnd third officers; afterward three or four men were piqked m,y - floating on a piece of the broken boat. . ". 1 The second mate was taken up, having been swimming, with nothing to float him, for six hours. The second ami third officers were severely burned; one male passenger was burned frightfully, and some other male passengers slightly. There w?re but six women saved, three of. whom were burned, one in a shocking manner. Capt. Ilcnaud acted with the utmost kindness. He gave clothes as far as he could furnish them to the suffering pasengers, aud acted as a nurse, doctor and surgeon to the burned people, dressing the w ounds of the females with a delicacy and tenderness that evinced a benevolent and amiable disposition. I did not see an officer of the ship during the fire, and am certain there was not one of them or the crew on the poop, except a man at the wheel for a short time. I understood that when the Captain heard of the lire, he rnshed on the deck without a cap, and when he 3aw the flames, exclaimed, "We are all lost." He tried to get out a boat, which, when let down, was swamped, and he, whether accidentally or not I do not know, fell into the sea, and was soon left far behind. The fourth officer was in his boat.- - He cut her loosev from the davits ; was carried under the screw and smashed, and several in her drowned, three or four uu-n escaped on a fragment, and were picked up. by the Maurice, as before stated. About the same time one metalic life-boat was let down from the port bow and swampel, but got cleared away with about 33 passengers in her, including the first and third officers aud several women. The men in this boat capsized her two or three times in trying to clear her out of water. Ten persons were thus drowned, including some women. They afterward bailed her out with life preservers cut iu two, nnd pulled to the Maurice, having picked up two or three passengers before reaching the bark. Altogether there were sixty-seven souhi taken into the Maurice duriug the night. A Norwegian bark came up with the steamer the next morning, r.nd a 1 oat was observed going around the burning ship. They may have picked up a few peräor.s, but only a. very lew. The Maurice had no communication with the Norwegian.- At arout 7 o'clock the Maurice sailed, to Fayal to deposit the rescued passengers. At about 2 o'clock the same afternoon, she fell in with tho bark Lotus, Capt. Trefy, of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, from Liverpool to Halifax. As I was anxious to get on British territory, Capt. Trefy kindly gave me passage. He was also anxious to take all the American citueus, but there was such a rush of foreigners into the boaU that only ouc load of eleven could be got oil', and even several of these were foreigners. The fire is known to have arisen from very culpable negligence of some of the crew.' The captain and surgeon considered it expedient to fumigate the steerage with burning tar. . Tls operatioa was to be performed by the boatswain under the superintendence of the fourth officr. The boatswain heated the end of a chain to dip.iuto the tar to produce smoke. The eud became too hot to hold, and he let it drop upon the deck, to which it set fire. The tar upset, i.nd immediately all about was iu flames. A feeble attempt was made to extinguish it, but without success. There was nothing at hand to meet such an emergency. The rescued passengers saved nothing but the 'clothes on their backs, nnd even tire greater part of these were torn off and otherwise lost.. Six hundred souls were supposed to be on board, including many women and children. Mr. Brew is the only British subject saved. He is in the British civil service, and on his way to British Columbia. He will proceed to Boston in the steamer Eastern State on Tuesdav, en route to New York.

Victoria' Visit to Cauada. The Daily Xews, a London journal of i character and influence, insists that though : neither Queen Victoria nor the youtig Prince of Wales can visit t'anaia this year, ouc of i them may be expected in 1859. It says:! " By steam aud rail Galway can be reached ! in about a day. In sis days the royal yacht j might reach Newfoundland or Xova Scoti.i i from flalwav. Six weeks would nmnH- ! suffice for the out and home voyage to and j from the principal cities of Iritih North America. Such a visit would do more than t more substantial benefits to rivet the loyalty of the colonists to the Crown. Our colonial , fellow-subjects feel, and not without reason, I that they aro scarcely made sufficient ac- j count of in the mother country. . I .-It was a mistake, wheu sending telegraph- f ic messages to the President of the United j States, to overlook entirely the Governors j aud Legislatures of our own American Pro- j viuces. The undercurrent of resentment j which flows from this neglect might bo ma- j terially checked by a royal visit to Canada. As far as regards time, we have shown that there are no iusuperable obstacles to such a visit.-; And for our sailor Queen, with, all the luxurious appliances of her royal yacht, it would, we confidently believe, be a source of unmingled pleasure. . The glorious St. Lawrencu would afford spectacles, yet ungazed on by any crowned head. Elizabeth 'ike the poet's Gloriana, iu whom she was shadowed forth was contented to receive from her adventurous knights tidings of the strange New World they had visited. Victoria may see it with her own eyes." If Queen Victoria can visit her Canadian subjects, she will certainly cross the line and see her American friends. Der personal character is deservedly so high that all truehearted Americans would gladly welcome one who is such an ornament to her sex. As the good woman, the faithful wife, and the affectionate mother, rather than as theesalted sovereign, Victoria would certainly have the wanrest welcome in this country. Let her try it. JGaESTbe Sullivan Democrat says that the hog cholera is fast sweeping off the hogs in that vicinity.

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' .V EXTE.V! VE SALE OP CAJS"VM. - KILTON ANU - TELL CITY PROPERTY, at Atenos. On Monday, the J45IU Octoocr, 1858, BETWEKS lOO cfc? 200 Lota ! Iu and adjoining the Town f Canuelton, will be iffered at Auction on the premises.SALE AJlJioLL'TE TEKM3 EXTEEMELt EAST Canucltoir and Tell Cfty re only one and a half miles apart. - The property here offered for sale is in tho lower purtioa of CAXNELTON, and lying between that Town and TELL CITY, so that" it must participate iu the growth of both and either. . . Cannelton, since It'll, baa frrown up to be a town of 4,000 or 5,000 inhabitants, and is Increasing as rapidly ae any town on the river.- Her Coal Mines, now the tiicwl extensive below Pittsburg Her ottu Factory model establishment for the West ; its. extensive quarries and numerous workshops, give a sencrotui support to a largo population which muit lin-reone as Its works are enlarged. The loca--4 one of tlm..not healthy iu Ii West ; with a population of 5,iK) or fs.oOO in town ami vicinity, no physician has been able la swtain himself by his profewiun. It lias a good nystein cf school, the buildings for which are not surpassed in the State.. It has iMVeu or eight Chruehc, belonging to ,tho Melhodiet, Presbyterians, Catholics, Unitarians, Ucrinam lteforined, and German Methodists. The Cathoik-s are now erecting another elegant church at aeost of $25,000 or &!0,(W)'. Tlw citizens of the county have recently voted five to one to make Canuelton the county seat of Perry county. The exports of the products of the lalwir of this community of 4"io(i men, women and children, in the form of coal and manufactured poods, is over $fno,000 -wr annum., or mora than the entire exports of agricultural piodiire of any county on the river. . The Fite of Tell City was in April lust a soliurv farm mid a forest ; and it has: now a population Jf L.ouo. Tl. -re are e,000 youun.cnterprisuig. aud energetic men, with more or leas means, owners of lots, who hac acquired nn intnest in the city witb the vfew of becomine inhabitants of if. If but s fc.urth of them fulfil their intentions, it will exteud Tell City to Canuelton. and they will become oiiflarf-'e city, nnd cover all the intervening lauds. Kut, independent of the fate of Tell City, the established proserity of Canuelton is enough to give great future value to the properly here offered for sale. It has been plotted into hirge house Iota, the most remote of which are not 3.000 yards distant i from the factory, and tho centre of the. "town of Cau- I nelton. Tho sab is made to close the affairs of the owner, aud therefore will be made absolute. Every lot of I t.-rvd ,f 1. sold to the highest bidder. There will not soon lie another opportunity so favorable bi make investments in that vicinity, as the pn.pi rty is nearly all held by companies who will nottfell except single lots to actual settlers, and at high, prir s The adunnce to property in that vicinity has been steadv und unprecedented. Lots that six years ago solif4ur S10U, have been sold re- I rently for 1,000. Land buupht ten years agofortlä per acre, has been soldt his year for S1S00 per acre. TKlt.M.S OF SALE : One fourth iu cash ; the balance" in one, two, three and four years. It the purchaser nliall make some substantial improvements to Iiis lots in buildings within one year, the credit on the notes will be exteded to four veal s. - 1. THURAU ILL, REUS LEAVE tu return his t hawks to his old customers fur their kind patronage, and hopes by strict attention to business, and good work, to I able to merit a continuation of their favors. Having removed his store to the corner of .Second and iaiu streets, formerly occupied as a Silvn,niith Shop, he is now prepared to furnUh ail who may favor him with a call, with all the articles iu his liuc. Ö5Siiepairiiig done with neatness and despatch. Second hand harness always on hand. jly22-(iin. If, H llriTl.'EA St. 1K5 HEUS J"I RE WW White Lead. Timothy Seed, n fresh article. A large lot of fresh Teas, assorted qualities, and packed. Just received by septll WHEELER A BIRGS. 1111 " - . " -B. V t orn Jleal : Green Apples, c. septo A. I). KKYNOLILS & Co. JE Eli STORE TUE I .Vit E It- I blUNED will keep constantly on hand, i ha r, .. con;; OA TS, I HJIIVSTLTF, hRA S. And all other articles needed tn feed Horses or Mules. All of w hich he will sell wholesale or reLui, at lowest market rates, giving just weight and meaeure. ROBERT S. BUTTON, Water street, betwes-n Maiu and Locust, Evansvillc. ...aui-i-ly gZiAs rJt(i 'ü 'esT wate'r'st.'1 3. door above Vine, solo Manufacturers of tho Celebrated Magnolia Whisky Of KVAN'Bt IUJ., IND. Al.SH All kinds of Domestic Liquors, and mil- ) tantly a large supply of Old and Choice Bourbou, Rye, and Monongshela Whisky. augl-dAwly. ) jn:STRECErV'EI). -195 RAUSOE- j FEE. 100 boxes tea, ' - I 100 bales Amerk.au Navy oakum, . 5ases liquorice, , 30 cases lemon syrup, , 10 do brandy cherries, . .. " ! -ödoabsynth, i 20 boscs pickles, . . , j 5 do peccalilliv ' 5 do nasturtions. - -5 do curseoa in jugs, !-. . .. 5 bids flour sulphur, 10 kees refined saltpetre," 1 5 bliLi alum, . ' 5 do chalk, . . .5 do coperuf. - - - 15 do almond:, 6 do filberts, , 5 do almonds (frofl shell, -5 do Brazil nuts, 5 do English walnuts, 10 boxes fuelled Almoml, 5 bbU currents, 10 boxes ritron, 100 do fire crackors, 10 cases cards, 100 doz tar buckets, for sale tow by , TENNEY A SOKRENS0N, aug30 No. 31 Water street. ljiWACHIN'E-MAltEHORSE SHOES V ML The Troy Iron and Nail Factory, at Troy, . x., nave itenry unten Improved Horse Shoe Machinery now in successful operation, and are prepared to execute orders for Horse and Mule Shoes, of any wei-lit and pattern, at a price but little above the price of Horse SUu Iron. The quality of the Iron used iu throe shors is warranted in every respect. These shoes have been approved of, aud aro now used by the United State G.-crnment exclusively, as also by many of the priucipal Stage and Omnibus Companion and Horse. Shueni throughout the country. These- Shoes cau be purchased through tho priucipal Hardware and Irou Stores in the United State. , Orders addressed to tbo subscriber, at Troy village, will receive prompt attentiou. WI. F. BURDEN, Agent. apli'.-ly - Troy, N. Y. i t: n.fitA.y pin'e Tviis ofaTl Hy sixes ; tlu'-kcts. Baskets, Washboards, Clothes Pins, Clothes Lines. Red Cords, Scrub Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Stovo Bi-ttthes, Horse Brushes, Wall Brudh-e, lotion Mops., Cotton Batting, Slatehcs, Fire Kindlors, ic, Ac. For sale by outran J. W. VTCKERY k Co. jrrARE EISH, LAHE El SM. WHITE JL j FISH, PICKEREL and BASS, a splendid article just received by. . -- julyC . Z. H. COOK & SON.

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KNICKERBOCKER , Life Insurance Company, vr nit- un ut jstvv lOKK. TA TEJUEJW OF TOE COJVItlTION OV THIS COMPANY. MARCH 1st. 1S.',7 CAPITAL ANI ACCtML"LATIO-,...S173,7itt Ot. Capital atock 8100,000 00 Life lusuranoe for Premranis, &c. 1. 8 018 23 Interest received and accrued 33, 1M 21 8256,206 43 Disbursements, including Losses, Salaries, Rout, Tara, Commission, Medi-1 cai fees. Dividends to Stockholders, 4c, Ac....... -. ; 82,i;t4 OS Total Capital and Accumulation $173,732 U ASSETS. . Bonds and Mortgages, Premium Notes, Bills Ileccivable, Leans on call. Cash, - - " Ac ; -.Si68.160 33 Accrued Interest and Premiums unpaid, 4,731 OX Furniture . - 900,000 $173,732 41 STEPHEN C. WHEELEK, Sec'j. " 17 William Sthekt, ) New Tork, March, 1857. . - -. - At the requeht of the President and Boaud rf Directors of the Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company, I certify that the mode of computing present value of the Policies employed by the Secretary cf the Company is scientifically correct, and in accordance with the prescriptions of the charter. I also cert ify, that I have compared the list of policies furnished me by the President as on the books of the Company with valuation tablos sufficiently to test the. ac uracy of the results given by the Secietary, and find the values as stated within to b numerically correct. That is to say, the present Talue of the future risk of the oftic on all outstanding policies, or the difference between the prtvenr value of future premiums to be paid on tliera isg43,!G7 19. Tho total value of policies, the holders of whkh arc entitled to dividends, is 29,227 02. . And if the surplus ia correctly stated at S7I.5I2 71, the difference between this and" the present value of the future risk of the Companv on existing policies, after deducting 10 per cent of "it for the relief fund, is the proper amount f..r dividend, to-wit: 821,61097. The true principle of dividend is to assign to each policy holder who has insured ob the mutual plan a share proportioned to the preeent value tf his policy, which is the true value of his interest as a stockholder of the Company, This nhare amounts to 10 per cent of the present value of the policy. CHARLES Y. lIACKtETi February 23th, 1857. As Agent for the above Company, I am prepared to issue Policies, on the most favorable terms. Pamphlets giving ail desirable Information, enn be ha4 on application. WM-T. PAGE. Evansville, April 2ith, 1858.-ly. .. " j . C3BSTRACT Of TUE SI.'.Vf-A - mM. nval ttntrmeyit of the aßairt atrf cvmilion of tfo 110 MF. ISSI HAS CE Company, of the City e'.Veir Xot k, on the 31st day of Itoembef, 157. A&'ZIS. Cash Balance In Bank .537,000 50 Bonds and mortgages (being first iien on Keal Estate, worth at least ge"Jl OuOi....-i00,600 60 Loans on storks, payableon demand, (marKet vniuipoi rnntlfw, $2.13,617) 15".8.r.9 85 Bank Stocks, (p. irket value) 77,000 00 eai rotate, ... 4 wall street, (tho oftic ol the Company) C7,QC1 72 Interest due on the 1st of Januarv, lKr(, (of which 12,625 9 ;;has since boeu rrvjVMl) H.S75 93 Balance in hands of Agents and in rourw of transmission from Agents on the 31it liecemlier 21.684 75 (Of which S7.S57 57 has since boeu received ). Premiums ('im and uncollected on Policies isued at Ofuc 2.ÖB7 53 Total ; S S3 1,213 31 Outstanding Losses on 31st December, 1857, estimated at... 839, 110 01 Due htockhoi'iers on ac.-our.t wf Seventh Dividend 1,700 00 811,110 01 . CHAS. J. MARTIN. PrvVt. A. T. WILLMARTH, Vice Tres'l. J. MILTON SMITH, Sec'v. A. C. HALLOCK, Agent. jcH-dßni Evansville, Ind. HfRSTRACT STATE.yiEJST OE TEE JL condition of the CITY flliF. ISSVRAXCE COMTASY of Hartford, Januar, 1st, ls5ij. NAME ASn LOCATION. The name of this Company is the Citt Fmr I.safBANCK CoJirAST or IlAnTfonn. The Company is located at Hai tfcsd Connecticut. capital. The amount of its Capital Stock is one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. The amount of its Capiat Stock paid up is one hundiel and fifty ihuucaud dollars. . Cash on hand 810,120 08 Cash in the bands of Ageuts and other perswus 13, ICO 13 Uonds owned by the Company, 10 iLc") 2d Mortens: Bonds of the Indiana C o. tral Railroad Company, paying semi-annual iuterest of 10 per cent 10,000 00 Debts due the Compauy, secured by inertgago on Real Estate 32,910 00 Loans tn collateral secured by 3H1 shares of Bank Stork, aud other Stocks aud Bonds in possessiou t.f the Company.... 57,250 08 All other securities ar OJ8 Shares Bank Stock 51,050 0 Bills reoiuvable , , : 12,353 38 Accrued Interest . 4.01 f.rj Office furniture ;.. 677 17 Total asset of the Company LIABILITirs". Los- adjusted aud uut due...t3,775 00 Losses unadjusted, and in suspense, waiting for further pro.f 5,170 00 All other claims against the Company estimated 4,125 00 S1V2,07'J 56 Total liabilities S13,e70 00 The greatest amount insured iu auv oue risk ia S.1.O00. " The grealeet amount allowed to le Insured in any one L ily, Town or Villaje, varies according to its sire and class of property. The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any one block, varies as in the preceding. No part of its cap'tal or earnings are deposited with anv State or State, as pecuri:v for hisses therein. . C. B. BOWERS, Bres t. C. C. WAITE. Secretary. W. B. I.OCNSBVRY, Genera! Agent. Applications receiveu Dv A. C. HALLOCK, Agant', Evansville, 1ml. Losses promptly arijutted and paid with fidelity nnd dispatch. ieU-t.mosd.kW (B MtEATTV M. II. O fill E A.V1I Residence iu Mr. Caldwell's Buiiuings, ou Locust, uear Second Street. TttAKKfCL for the liberal patronage given to hiui last summer, he has returned to Evausviile, with the u-l;;u ot lccoming a permanent citizen, and respoettaiiy ouers nis prcioasional sti-vices m all du-te-s, a-ute orclirocic. While Dr. B. regards tho sckutific use of water as the Fcbrifuuum Magnum, ho nevertheless uses all the saf.; remedies both of the Alopathic-and Ecle,-tic Schixi'.s as adjuncts, discarding ail injurious and poisonous mciiicinea. He would call the attoutiun of the public to Uu following " SPECIALITIES, i Cantviiä Removed without the knife and permanently cured. I BkONCBiTts am Co.vsrJirrioji Treated iy the new system of inhalation of medicated vapors, as- ' sietod by valuable expectorant syrups, j Diseases of the Eih. Persona who have bad their eyes burnt with various kinds of caustics, reI cciving little or no benefit, will hud it to their In- ; terest to c.tange the treatmenti exale vifT.ABTS in oe treatea witn remarkable success. Various new remodies will be wsrd, ae the Magneto-Electric machine fur nervous diseases, ic., Ac. The subscriber has a choice assortment of pure drugs and uiedi.-fnes, (wines and brandies for medical purp) only), and the most popular (intent medicines at retail. Persons railing for Medicine, and payiug for them iu the ofUce, lusy have n edioai ccunsel without charge. Jfr" Physicians' proscriptions both r.f the Alopathic ami Eclectic schools, carefully prepared at atl Lours. A. BiiATTY, M. D. myll-ly "tjti VAN'S VILLE JPÄPEÜ li'.i iiTlTAL house. We hate now oa band, and caer.ou liberal terms, a well assorted stock for printers aid bookbinders, among which wo name CO bündle Printing Pat-r, assorted shses ; 1000 Straw Boards f 1000 Tar Boards, As well as colored Prli-ting Paper ; plain Cap od Hose flat Cap; Demy, Medium, white and colored Cards aud Card Boards, which we can have cut to ny size ; Post-office paper,- Manilla 'Wrappirc, Printers' Ink, c. We also beg leave, to call the attentiou of dealers to our stock of 25oO bundles Wrapping laper, aud 100 gross of Bouuct Boards. The highest market price paid for Rags. - iyl - TENETi soREysoy.

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AND EVERYTHING ELsE NEW. AND EVERYTHING ELSE NEW. AND EVERYTHING Ei.SE NEW, and Evr;Yi;;iNG llse new, AND OF THE BEST QUALITY", AND OF THE BEST QUALITY', AND OF THE BEST QUALITY, AND OF THE BEST Ql.ALIl ', AND M"ST FASHIONABLE STYLES. AND M0.-T FASHIONABLE STYLES, AND M(,Sf FAMIIuN'Alii.E STYLES, AND .'fO'.T FASHION ALLE STIXES, AND I0 WORK CHEAPLY, AND IK) WORK CHEAPLY', AND DO WORK CHEAPLY, AND DO WORK CHEAPLY. AND DO IT NFATLY, AND TO IT NEATLY. AND DO IT NFATLY, AND LO IT NEATLY,. AND IN THE BEST STYLE, AND I.N THE I'l'ST STYLE, AND IN THE P.Et V STYLE, AND IN THE BEST SIYLE, GIVE US A CALL. - GIVE US A CALL, GIVE I S A CALL, GIVE US A CALL. : AT OUR NEW OFFICE. 1 AT OUR NEW OFFICE. AT OUR NEW OFFICE, ' AT OUR NEW OFFICE, I AN D SEE OUR FPETMENS, I .AND SEE OCR SPECIMENS. AND SEE OCR SPECIMENS. AND SEE OLK SPECIMENS, A VP LEARN OUR PRICE 3. AM) LEARN OUR PRICES. AND LEARN OUK PRICED. AND LEARN &UR PRICE.' . WE DEFY COMPETITinx, WE DEFY" COMPETITION. WE DEFY COMPETITION, WE DEFY tOMI'LimON, HTHER IN WORKMAN.-HIP. I EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, j EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, ! EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP. ! - OR IN PFTCES. L'ii JN PFICES. OR IN PRICES. OR IN PRICES. ttyOw CRANE'S COMMISSION HOUSE, on Water street, tkree doers from Main. Evansvi'le Tnd. EVANSVIT.T-K JOURNAL it'.y p. SY rarwAT gvm beltin'C!::-toKiui.c ntt..r!y staten;eiits made in an advertiH-mei.t io auother column, aUnt the -New -Yoik Be.-ini Co.V Vulcm.i?id Rubber Belti: sud Pa-kin". i is only ve.ary to fay that tl..- editori of tha SCIENTIl IC AMERICAN, in a lotg aud ehiWate article in tLeir columns (which every reader of that 5'ivaloable paper Las sec-ui Tecon;uiercs the New Y'ork Belting Co.'s Belting al ove nil t-.be, and b way of a clincher they state that they use it on ail I their prestes and u.achir.eiy. j This Compat-y it wealtby, T sir utithorired to !.truanuitee thaai ticlds suuie by iLttii equal, if net ' superior to anv other msko. ! The nr-i l "'' ' ? - ew York Eeltins; to cur ; laren mai.-Uiioeis. iun s. :h' i-.-tr.ricb (to men who f are jud0x?i a.id cut:Tiot l-1 J.-oivec-j Is svffeiect evi1 dence of its value, rM the testimony cf the S-Jeu-: tilic American can't be at-t aside by a üsi arrgiüg 1 eoniititor. "Nuff ced." ." - I Juet opening the eiUth t!! - ment to me of Belt lug since summer, fur s?' !e t : ' ---ti prices. I CHARLES S. VI.LL.-. New jxre, lec.t Ovrrife ' .'I. Mi l hr X Co's. rTf ORACC O. 1 5 O iAiS tu OH E JH. Brands, Va. and Ky. 'i'. . ;ic-ci.. Just reci i'c-i ' aoi for sale Ly VH-iilS i KiGüü,

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