Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 78, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 December 1860 — Page 1

ssmiyraiirsriSnKar? 1 sagTT'iiulsssiTTtTTr-l Ifffcs. . -srra VUL1L AIJL JTOURN A VOLUME XIII. EVANSVILLE, IND., MONDAY MORNING, DECEJ NUMBER 7S. JyuM0, I860.

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rit-Wccklv loiwi wTkij 1'ttftr. Clubs ol lrt or mtir..... ...s 1 W Thf j rii il-'K of yearly adveitiivm in limited to their own immediate busbies. In their owl lame; tbl all advc niseuienlH ir the benefit of other persona, as well na legal advertisements and adfertfeemouta of Bii-tlon sales, ami advertisements with jbr tmtim of other wo, sent in bjr t!i..ui. miut be pid tor at the usual rales. Vs.. Noreiiort. resolutions or pi o(-e-diugs of any i (v rntlon, society, iati.m or public meeting end no e4inmiipiaM.ii din.ned to call attention to y matter t limit-. .l Individual lM-ieel cea 1 luserwd, unless s.id ior mm an mIv..i ilsement. v-t Contracts for yiiiiy advet tislng will Dot he Use. s-itinued unless au order to that efW l is '.eft at tbo cine., luid when discoulium-d In I--" tbia a year, the price of the whole year will Its. r-harged. .-. Leral adcelMKeUielits iierewJter. will be l"bt.il t ..t tu attorneys .i.lermg..ua lot Olayablc for 1-gil pie..-dings, bit ollectable it our ttdiiut time. sfcerur terms fV.r Jot. tfurl aiot traiMiaut adver.i.UHQts are CASH. 2"T 6o F75 1 Da, 1 H...-,". 1 (XI I 1 - ' i 75 . 1 I i l I Oil I 1 oil ISO 75 J 4 15 1 Mil I 10 I 2 MO I 4 60 ' 3 JU j S 75 I VJ SO a 76 j f Wr-kt I :i tJ 1 &Ti,7 ( Voir 4 .' I t; im 1 6 00 I 7 o I li OO I 10 (Ml I I io . I 0 oo I t 76 I 11 ! I i 75 10 0J I 18 76 1 31uh. I 7 So I 1 1 lb I If. 00 I 18 7.S I J-i i i4' M. I 60 j la 75 I 17 11 I i I ii6 so j a 7 I 10 v j In 00 I i ou I as 00 I 30 ik I 3." uo i)o's. I :t t I 1 60 I -U ou I 32 60 I : 00 I 4". 60 1 5o' I 15 OO I JEJ &0 j 3(1 W I 37 6J I 44 tW I 62 60 BUSINESS CARDS. W. BHINKMt TF.g. A. HKLBlfsa. BRINKMEYEIl & CO., SOUTHERN STOVE WORKS, ! Evansville, Ind. M!i!if:irtiir.'r of Btoves, Hollow Ware, Kuilinpi, 11 iim- r'n.nln, Vi riin.liili., Ilnlrouii-H, anil I'artliusa in ci'iiernl, C'op-r, Tin, t&inl fShei't Iron Wstre. SiilM Kooin : Main utrn-t. miirlyojipoaitp the Coiirt Hon., foiimlery neitv Month licMin CrefcW. OMVm .romitly Htlenili il to. jiiueiy-Cm. Jacob Siazich & Son. V lUMilVVlir, l,xlLnia7 T)fiii.-r iii ' BOAT STORES, fatrr fit., brt. IV mmd frratnorr. A". MALK lKY flOOIS HOrSK. Virst trett EtftiMVilIe, I in! hi4-)inntH will it! w ny8 fiii'l a fu'l tork of Iry J"K BtM.ti, Shcwft, HtH Hnl .'h;, iI bin Ht'M. w hi-ii wt iean)ii on fair tortus. fic! V (Mil AM II. AXE, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, Cor. Klrsl nml Sj cmiiore !StM. Titrlii'iilHr iilteiilioii jil to the repniriii of MnUcieutiiig, ami KINK WATCllKS. VkM 'iUing ami IVcJhij Coj s Watty H ViV'. li. Ww Ilmrtf btri'. t, Kvuimvilk', I n'imim. M holt i.ilt- I.'nltra in tlroctrir and all tiiols of Pro'iui-e, Nnit, ;ini. bite Lime, Ceim-nt, t'ottou Yarn, White l.i.et. .inweil Oil, c. A. Also, ccustHUtly on riiml ii I'jill iiioi-k i:l ;sh. I'.inel Poors, Ac, of all .iy.e. njiji) 1KBV r. MII.1KK. ,1. IfkMir MKHAVS MILLER & NIEHAUS, M'AI.KB OUT OOODS, Bonis, 8H11ES, HATS, CATS. ttc. . JVANSV1LLE. INDIANA 6 E. Q. SMITH, CHAIR MANUFACTURER, p I T 'Mitrfcet atrn't, KvsimTitle, Im!., will ' 1 ' keep on limiil adiI niftke to oiiler every vitriety ol Caneituit Wooil Niut CUA1KS. The Traile nnpplird t L'Weet rati . lloteln, teHintHmtH aiol llallMfnr ilgbeil roi!itly to orler. All work wart-nated. jaul-ly OYSTERS! 1?HE SEASON OPENED! M by Ariitm.t Express, the IVIebmtei Fresh BALTIHORK OYSTERS, NEW YOrtK BAY 8HEI.L OYHTKRS. MILKOKD, HARLEM, OYfcTKKS. DKLAWAKF BAY OYSTEKS. Vi AII1UNTK1) t1 It K 8 II I lnt ip with ripei'lal care ami attention. Cans .-ll tille.1, and tree trom shell. for snle by the case, fculf and enn. Ureal iinlu.viueiils offered to dealer, aud ( oiisiiniei'. J. V. KKI.KEB, Sole Aieiit, (fc-f.lll tf No. 1(17 Muin-sr , Kiaiisville, lnd. w s,. ,.,t iii UK1HKR ANl PROVISION VlKKellAh'l', dealer in ( rtar.. Nail, OIm, Ceiuent, fi.wj.r, Ihoiter Paris, Jti, No. ' Main itivet, leir tlt ('anal, Kvansville. Ind. ft'tr.lS O o re O W H s A. LEMCKE & CO., Dealers in 1'ioJtici', ANI Commission Merchants, Havo ivoiov d to No. 'M 3Iiiin Strtft. c. chmittF"starkT French, English & American PAPER HANGINGS, BU SL1IV A Air FAPKlt alea and Kixtnres, Curtain GimkIs, Gilt Cortii es, t'urtaiii Pius and Parlor Mirrors. N'o. :i aud 5 First street, Kv.imsville, Indiana. aprl-J-ly J"xxxi3 Steele, (Hl'I'i KBSOK TO STEELt: Hl'.NM',,l 2d ST., BET. CHESTNUT & CHERRY, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. i ASH, DOORS, WINDOW BLINDS, Boards, Laths, ifc, of every description constantly on hand. Parking Boxes of all kinds wade to rder. Sawing of every kind done ou the shortest ootice. aprl8-ly a. a. kkah, Late of Jaijuess Co. aarn Br brow. READ & BURROW, whi.f.!!li? nr. i rs in IQoo-tjs kSo Slioos, HATS AND CAPS, Sa.lSAlalatt., YAKV1LLK, ISO.

PtBLISHED BY I AMES H McNKELY BWor. F. M. THAYER, ?eii'l Humntt Manngrr. 1 -r JSO. If McNEELY, Sup tMechaniaal Deparfm!. r thh rmit or mit EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY. Journal Buildings, Locust SC., tttltettn flrat mm Wmttr.

prsiarisss locals. BeS" Messrs. Law 4 Anthes will gell at public auction all the lots in Block No. 49, on . Fulton Avenue in Lamasco City, on Monday, December 10th, at 1 o'clock p. m. . Th . ... , . ..... t but should the weather be unpleasant, then at Mr. ilolzhauer's Store, opposite the Block. For the first time the3e lot3 are now brought into market. They are unquestionably in the healthiest locality and present the finest locations for building of any in the city. No more eligible and beautifully located property was ever offered for sale in Evansville. These lots have all

u 1 o I been staked otT and numbered, so that purchasers can now go, lefore the sale, and 7 50 1 s 76 ' pick out the lot they wish to buy. The 9 lu o j title i.4 perfectly pood. Warranty Deeds f00 Uu ' be iriiren.

o The term are very liberal, to-wit : onefourth cash, balance in one, two, and three year?. dec6-4td. D. C. La Rl-k's Panopticon. The first exhibition of this highly recommended entertainment will be given to-nignt at Marble Hall. It is not a panorama, as will be seen by referlng to the advertisement, but lifemoving representations of men, women, noriJ''. mels, elephants, cannon, musketry, anl all the pntapuernal ta or var. Ue aiivise all to go to see this wonderful entertainment. Let Marble Hall be filled. Here is what the St. rouis Republican savs : La Rue's Panopticon, so faithful in it.s delineations of the natural scenery of that j i wonderful land, er hihitinfr ro trntlif'iill v its miry pa.aces, iu stereotyped mo.ies oi me, not destitute of a strange nnd exciting ro- i mance and poetry, form3 a study of enduring vIue to the scholar, and all who would inform themselves accurately concerning the most interesting country on earth. At the same time the life-like representations of the battle-field with the sharp, pattering of the iron hail, and the quick, awful booming of artillery, allbrd an interest and excitement quite over and above the historical relations of the sceucs presented. fitaf Our friend Hughes is constantly receiving additions to Jiis stock of shoes. He has a large stock of very nice low-priced corsets for winter wear, which are very well made and serviceable. He has a few tine Crib Blankets on - baud yet uusold. This is the time to purchase a supply. His stock of Black Cloth of a good quality for Ladies' Cloaks, is very cheap. He has a first-rate cutter iu his store who will cut or manufacture Ladies' Cloaks, or any garment for Gents' and Boys" wear, iu fine style and at low prices. All good money takeu in payment for goods or debts. SKif Go see the Panopticon to-night at Marble Hall. Notick to Shippebs Wc have been appointed agents of the Pennsylvania Railroad for Evansville, and are now the only agents of that Line in this place. Parties shipping to Philadelphia, Baltimore, New Vork, or Boston, will please give us a call. W. V. Airman a Co., Agents. Dec. lOth.-tf. 8t2?" D. C. La Rue's Panopticon of India and the Sepoy Rebellion at Marble Hall tonight. tfSfOnr venerable friend, Strother Cat. lett, of Union Township, came in on Saturday with a bag of apples brought up for the us of the printers of the Journal office. The "boys" pitched in and soon disjo.ed of them to good advantage. Thanks for the "treat." S?3 War and Rebellion at Marble Hall to uight, as represented by actual life-moving models La Rue's Panopticon. Go early to secure seats. Oyster Scppkh. The ladies of the First Baptist Church propose giving an oyster sapper on Christmas Eve. Let all lovers of the dish take notice. They are also preparing to set extensive tables of beautiful and tastily-getten-up fancy articles, which wilt be disposed of at the most reasonable rates. Let all the people come. Efe" Remember La Rue's Panopticon, or representation of the war in India, in Marble Hall, to-night. It will be well worth seeing. See advertisement. fif" Remember the auction sale of lots by I Law & Anthes, to-day at 1 o'clock. Sec ! business notice. Br5L,Mr. J. F. Felker has just received a lot of nice celery, that will eat well with oysters or fowl. SSyThanks to Hon. W. ' McK. Dunn for a copy of the President s Message. Bay-See inside for interesting Telegraphic dispatches. 82?" We have another valuable letter lrom "Scribe,'' Indianapolis, which will be . published ou Tuesday. 8Mr. Levi Iglehart, now in New Orleans, telegraphed on Friday to his brother to ship a lot of flour, about 800 barrels, that , was ready to seud off. Accordingly it was i shipped.

To Our Readers. In these stirring times we find our limited space insufficient to admit one-sixteenth part of the interesting reading matter which daily invites our scissors and pen. Numerous important sub-jecfi-are constantly forcing themselves 011 j our Httcntion The trpnb-s,. not -any want ef matter, but how lo select judiciously, so as to please and instruct our readers. We are under a heavy expense for tele- . graphic news, and incur a large amount of ; extra labor and outlay in giving it to our j readers. Therefore we deem it essential j

that as much be published as we can get. The extended reports that our friends of the Telegraph office have furnished UJ lately comprise matter of the tuot vital interest to every citizi'ti, and we hope they are enrefullv read bv all our natrons. All eyes in the Nation are now centred on Washington r.u .i ; .... .1. .. ,; lS.'O will be there re-enacted. TilC country, reallv, is in a stale nl' rovohituin, l;ss violent but little lc-n radical that, that 0f j. , .. f , - Italy. Hence th- ar.-ount of doings at the Federal C'apit:tl and elsewhere, as connected with the secession movement, claim our first attention. If thete appear less of a , - I. vanety htor.:iU and, m.s. cljuneous iml!e-during Ihe winter than sonic ol our readers would like to see, we hope they will consider the necessity which compels'us to .... g,ve so much e to Nauonal nrviw,. We mention this now, particularly, when the issues of the Journal are so much crowded with the kind of matter alluded to. . . . . - i.ii The truth i?, the puMic is completely no- , I l . sorbed in the troubles of the country, and we believe we are only supplying the popular demand when we furni.-di the large mass of news afloat iu lelatiou to the poitical and financial crisis. Tlie C'oiupi omlne Committee. In receiving our dispatches on the even"g of the .;th, we failed to get the names of the Representatives appointed by Speaker rin .. ..r..... ti-. i Tbirty.tlim, to whom WM referrei, that . J . portion of the President's Message relating to the trouble between the Slave and Tree ; States. The resolution under which the ! committee was appointed was offered by Mr. Bolder ( L5cll man) from Virginia. According to parliamentary usage, Mr. I. would have been chairman of the comtuiltce. but he declined the honor. Mr. CorwiuofOhio was appointed. TLo committee is universally conceded to be an excellent one, and the Speaker is pniist d for its formation. Here are ihe name? : Ohio, Thomas Corwiu, chairuiau ; Virginia, Millson ; Massachusetts, Adams ; North Carolina, Wiuslow ; New York, Humphrey ; South Carolina, Boyce : Pennsylvania, Campbell; Georgia, Love; Connecticut, Ferry; Mary laud, Davis Rhode Island, llobiuon ; Delaware, ' Whileley ; New Hampshire, Tapiuii ; New Jersey, Stratlon ; Kentucky, Bristow ; Vermont, Morrill ; Tennessee, Nelson ; ludiaaa, Dunn; Louisiana, Taylor ; Mississippi, Davis ; Illinois, Kellogg ; Alabama, Houston ; Maine, Morse ; Missouri, Phelps ; Arkausus, Rut: Michigan, Howard; Florida, Hawkins; Texas, Hamilton ; Wisconsin, Washbiirne ; Iowa, Curtis ; California, Burch ; Miniuoto, Windom ; Oregon, Stout. SKif The Jasper i Dulxiis county ) Courier recommends the Democratic members of the House of Repiexentatives ol" our Legislature to vote for Mr. N. I!, li.. singer of ihe Princeton Indianian for Clerk of the House. This would bo a barren honor, but the Courier thinks Mr. Risinger has earned it during tbe canvass. Wi. It........ II. .rt T ... ... Washington county, formerly Senator, will probably be voted liir by the Democracy lor Speaker another barren honor. Cc2?"TLere was a rnnior iu town ou Friday last that live of the Southern States had seceded. It was a fulse jtlarrn, but enured much uneasiness :imnng-:t Hie tiervon-; while it was afloat.. 52?"We received no Telegraphic news on Saturday night, but publish some received during the afternoon and the day before. Thk Nkw York Casals. The tolls ol the New ork canals for the' Inst season ' will aggregate nearly, if not quite, to three i millions of dollars, nnd show an increase ' over last year of more than a million ami a ' quarter. "Thc Directors of the Fourth District ! School, New Orleans, have declined to re- : ceive all applications for tcachcrship from ; gentlemen recently from the North. fi-At tbe late election for Sheriff in j Daviess county, Brown received 1024 and McCormick 85R. The Washington Telegraph does not give their first names. 8SL.The Knoxville (Tenn.) Register an nounces that great clestitution prevail.? ; among a number of families in that vicinB?Sixty German farmers from Western New Vork have just purchased 3,000 acres ot laud in Shelby Countv, Illinois. 62f Rrockiuridge's majority in over Bell and Douglas is ::2,100. Texa3 feSfA case in chancery, begun in England in 1701, was decided in London last October. jy"A sheriffs sale took place iu Philadelphia a few days since, of watches from

the seized stock of a "gift enterprise" con- ' expressed decidedly averse to meeting with j ported, is not only aii ve.the Milwaukee( Wis.) cern, bringing only Slid per dozen : 'gold j the committee ot thirty-three. Another j News of the 23 1 iust. says, but likely to rewatches!' ! - meeting will, be held to-morrow. ' cover from his late severe accident.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

. T TUB B. A W. LINK. r;xiMiisivpiv Tm- T.nn .iniuuiti. J Trouble Brewing. Washington, Dec. 6th. The President sent ta the House to-day a rerr large mass of documents, in response to resolutions of the former session. From a cursory glance of theircontents.it is shown that the cost per annum of the African Squadron, from 1843 to 1859, was $384,000. The cost tor the present year is estimated at $180,000, owing to a majority of tbe vessels employed being war vessels. In the instructions to tbe flag officer of the African Squadron, the Secretary of the Navy says the United States does not claim that the mere hoisting of our flag gives ininiunity to those who have a right to wear it.;. Such a pretense would subject it to I degredation and dishonor, because it would then be a made a cover for piracy and other i cnme3 of similar atrocity; but when onr ' own cilizeus rightfully display it, they are entitled to Absolute immunity and nrotee- , J.in Ymi will thrfnrA h i.mmnf tr nrntect from search or detention United States , ssU oa iUe hih se&aia lme of re&ce,by the armed vessels ot any other power ; and , & q( the &tes i assume the tiag of any other cation, it l wonld constitute no protection, i Among the documents from the State i Department is a note from Lord John Rus- . ,o Lyon3 which the latter by ! direction, read to Secretary Cass. It is dated in February last. Lord John Russel ( saJa u is his painful duty to call attention i to tbe increasing activity and success of the slavri trade erriecl on on the coast3 of Africa an Cuba. It appears that the number of j negroes introduced into Cuba last year was I om 22,000 to 30,000. Also that United States" capital has been more and more used ! . ... . . -i i .u I in thia traffic Thp nnrtipa B Ai 1 llmtor th. j .LuiuiMiii iii.g. . . u Qj3v oj a luc ouiriu- ) ments of the United States, France, Portoi gal and Brazil have co-operated with the i Government o:' Great Britain to put an end i (V. r i. finrr" lla Alan DA TH l A. nwaHn to this detestable traffic. The Government of Spain has alone assisted in screening and 'favoring this trade. The corruption of the Spanish officials in Cuba i3 notorious. They make fortunes there aud return to Spain to glory in their ill-gotten treasure. In a letter from Secretary Cass to Minister Dallas, dated March 31st., 18(50. he says there is much in the conduct of British officers of which this country may justly complain ; and certain reports ai.d various occurrences, w'nrn us of the nr - n ty of increased vigilance wlvcn the s li-tv of the vast interests tit toil iK.y.ns; miori ttip V j ( iwin ja brought iu question. .Mr. CaSS plainly says that the President has read with surprise aod iis.'5nliifactiuii etitaiu British official repicsbutatiotis, which in the judgment of the Executive are not supported by the facts advanced, tior are they compatiblo with the respect which is due from Oue independent nation to another. It further appears from lucse d iciio:! :its that tu tritiil Uoveinuibul b;ib frequei llv complained to us ubout the Slave trade.So Secretary Cass wrote to Minister D.ilias iu October last,' to answer Lord John Kuascll that f,ho foreign office has been aosuicd mote than oucc before that certain diplomatic suggestions are as uuueccssary as they are uncharitable ; aud to express the Lope that this Goverumtut entertains, that sinnlay appeals will not again bo repeated, for this government needs no such repeated rep resentations to stimulate its uctiou or to ttach it its duty. . Interesting from Washington. i Washington, Dec. 7. Mr. Clay, lute MiuI ister to Peru, has called on the Presidetit, I j and the documents are being prepared to j I accompany a Special message on the nubjecl I of the Peruvian claim, which will probably ' be sent iu in about ten days. At the same I time the case of Paraguay will be disposed of. j Senator Lath im gives it as his opinion that there wouhl not lie five hundred men in t'alifornia favorable to a Pacific Republic, i and that California will go .villi the Norlh- ! ern State. Although it is constantly deI nied, I am confident that a majority of Re publicans are ready for any compromise not involving the loss of the personal self-respect of those who voted for Lincoln, and the dignity of ihe Northern States The Tribune's correspondent says the ! I weeicly statement ot the treasury shows a 'worse condition thau at anytime in the 1 pnnic of 1H57. ' - The Committee on Ways and Weans meet t lo-morrow to consider what form anil niani ner of relief shall lie needed. The first ; question will be whether to convert the j l J.cuo.l'OO uncanceled loans into treasury notes mid to give to the Secretary the 10,- ; 000,000 additional as asked in his report, or ; to make a thorough investigatiou of the : Treasury and provide at one for its full wants. i Info! mation here states that a force of j r.000 stpong is organized in South Carolina i for the purpose of taking the fort3 there whenever the Government may refuse to relinuish them alter secession .Notwith-

standing the threatening attitude of South j navigation h3 been the longest ever exCarolina, there is reason to know that the perienced on the Cpper Mississippi. The

most discreet and trusty advisers here have

written to the managers there counseling j on the 13th the first boat from below arrivngainst any demonstration whatever by ed at this port, being the Chippewa Falls, which a collision might be precipitated or Reckoning up to the present date this gives blood shed. ,' us 203 days of an open river, and from tbe Mr. Cobb has neither resigned nor left the j date of the first arrival to the present, 250 city, as reported. He is confined to his I days, or 6 months and 12 days of actual home by a painful indisposition. ; navigation. This, we believe, is unprece- ' An informal conference of several Sena- ! dented in the history of steamboats in this tors ' was held to-day, .at wbich Fessenden, : latitude. Winona llepuhlkan. Cigler, Pearce, Pugh aad others were pres- j ent. They seem to favor the extension of Ci"We learn from the owners of the Pathe Missouri tine to the Pacific as a basis of j cifie and Capt. Hamilton, the ageut to the compromise, as an amendment to the i underwriters, who arrived from the wreck Constitution to meet the difficulty interposed yesterday, that nothing whatever will be

by the decision of the Supreme 'ourt. ; Secretary Cobb has had reneated interviews with Mr. Hunter, and finds himself ' utiab'e to extricate the Treasury from its Pree"t bankrupt condition; consequently he proposes to resign at once. Mr. Hunter will have to resign his position as chairman of the finance committee in the Senate. Both are Southerners and Secessionists. Mr. Holt, the Post Master General, it is said, will succeed Mr. Cobb as Secretary of the Treasury, and Fessenden succeeds Hunter. The caucus which was held last evening at Brown's Hotel was composed exclusively of ultra men from the South. None of tbe moderate men from Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana were invited. They came to no determination. Opinions were

New Railroad Route.

nn t 1 t 1 , rro r t ... I Tl.... , . i son trotner8 report Illinois, isconstn, Io- .. .. . ----- -- -r wa, and Missouri from 12 to 15 per cent, discount. Pennsylvania and Maryland 4 (2) 5 jer cent, discount Ohio, Indiana, and e,tUC. 3 lr ceut- dlscountThe tollowing is an extract from a letter to the Hon. John C. Burch, M. C. from California, from Tbos. C. Judah, civil engineer, and one of the corporators named in Col. Curtiss Pacific Railroad Bill. San Francisco, Nov. 0. Believing that a practicable line existed for the Pacific Railroad to cross centril California, I determined before the next session of Congress to examine the various passes of the Sierra Nevada in this vicinity. I have examined ft route vialllinoistown and Dutch Flat near the old Eureka route: The result is. I have - ' round a practicable and good route across wi.i ti.nuu. im uiaiiuim iium . im ramento to the summit is 104 miles, to the State line, and 132 miles to Virginia city. There is no grade over 1 3 feet to the mile. We got out of Summit Valley through what I call Lake Pass, while Fremont's route or the old emigrant road goes over Eureka pass, which is about 700 feet higher. A few miles off my route will strike the foot of Eureka Lake or the canons of the Downer pas?Juine miles from the summit, and from there it is an easy grade down the Eureka IZZYr r T-io r , .?ureKa descending about 40 feet Der mile over river o 0.. 7. ti.. .. .lla f Jon 7 i V iu MISS 13 tiHdll !iff I hum u ?ii n-V. ... passes leading out of Summit Valley which l nau not time to explore, bu t either of tbem are practicable, and at least 150 miles shorter than the Beckwith route. Mine crosses the State at its narrowest point, and is on ft direct line to the Washoe mines. I will undertake to build a railroad ovr the roote in two years for S 70.000 per mile from Sacramento City to the State line or Washoe. New Op.leaxs, Nov. 8, p. m. Belessey's oil store on Poydras street, corner of Magazine, was burned last night. Loss $30,000. Tbe understanding between the members of the Texan Legislature is to meet at Austin on the 17th of December without a for mal from the Governor. It is understood the Legislature will call a Convention on the 8th of January. Xctr Orleans Market. New Oulkaxs, Dec. ;, p. k. Flour Dull and prices are dccliuiug. Small sales at 1 00.7;4 12 for Superfine. Provisions Mess Pork is nominal at 16 00. Lard may be quoted at 10c. Bacon is very dull, and holders anxious to realize at 7c for Shoulders, and 0c tor Sides. Whisky Dull, and prices declining. Rectified may be quoted it lCc. Sugar Is light iu supply, and prices are consequently firmer. 1 Sales of 300 hhds at -li05c for low fair to fully fair. Molasses Unchanged, and dull at 18(r20c. Corn lias declined to 55c, and is dull. Nkw Oklkass, Dec. 6, r. m. Cotton quiet; sales to-day 7,500 bales at 9i9Jc. Sugar steady at ii(V,5c. Molasses 20J(t 21c. Cora jofOOc. Provisions dull. Freight and exchange unaltered, 'ev York Stock Market. Nkw York, Dec. 5. Stocks Dull, aud l(i,2 per cent. lower; close and heavy. Chicago and Rock Island 50; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy C5i ; Galena and Chicago 60 ; Illinois Central Scrip 55; Michigan Southern guaranteed 28 ; Michigan Central 47J; Harlem 14; Hudson 3!J ; New York Ceutral 72.; Pacific Mail 80; Galena and Chicago 1st bonds 05c; Illinois Central bonds 8C ; Erie 2C ; Erie 3rd IkmkIs 85$ Missouri Sixes G7 J. Suv York Cattle Market. Nkw York, Dec. 5. Bkep. In limited demand at nominal rates, excepting first quality, which commanded full prices. Inferior 'X? GJc ; first quality 9 JrTT O Jc; Receipts over 5,000. Mi tton. In fair demand at previous prices. Receipts 1,00l. Swinr. Plentiful and dull at 43(T.e. Receipts 11,000. Unit I more Market. Baltimork, Nov. 8, e. n. Flour dull and heavy. Howard street and Ohio super held at, 5 00 ; c ity mills super 4 75 ; no buyers. Corn steady ; sales of uew at 50. Close oy Navigation. One of the epochs from which we date, up iu this country, where railroads have not quite reached us, is the suspension of steamboat navigation on our great national thoroughfare, the MissHiippi. This event, for the present 3'eir, has just taken place. The snow storm of Friday, and the cold wind during the night, have together had the effect of filling the river witli snow and floating ice to such an extent that steamboat navigation may be considered practically at an eud for tbe season although we understand that two boats are on the way hither from La Crosse, and are expected as we write this item. Looking Lack, we find that the present season of river opened on tbe Cth day of March, and saved of either the boat or cargo. She was J totally destroyed, and all live stock lost ex- i cepting eight head of cattle, two mules and ' twn or th rep horses F ta linn Pa lin n bon v. j recovereu, out itie remains ot tjapt. uamo have not been found, though liberal rewards have been offered for the recovery of the body. The ioss of property, including jewelry, money, boat and cargo, cannot be less than $120,000. A gentleman of the name of Davis, a wealthy Southern planter, who was on board with his family, lost fully 815,000 in jewelry aud other valuables, all burnt up, as he could not save even a single article of baggage. Lou. Cour., 3rd. The Dkad Alive. Judge Larrabee, one of the Congressional members from Wisconsin, whose death has been everywhere re-

Thk Cottos Tride. The Washington

t . 1. 1. TIura 1 eqnnnilinf fit tnp iew 1 in oti"1" niin niinu- ... r. . la r,l t!ift in wee., inua si nno j couon supply. Tr,lb1 setlt tn.,t King j Cotton is somowhat humblen i j Iearn by private letters from lM.iLtrtrv ; i that the heaviest cotton brokers in thai ciTy . have at least a ex months' supplv ol cotton 0n hand, and that iu the preseut unsettled ! condition of affairs they are not inclined to j mA9 advancements unon consi'Tiiiiieni irotn rouinern bousea imon acv tcnns whatever. The practice of one ol ipc Philadelphia houses referred to, for swoe time past, has been to purchase .eottou on sixty days' time.' -The producers redtieed the terms to thirty days, which the Pnilndelphian acceded to. Then the producer demanded cash in advance. This was declined. The Southern trader then till back .V . U III j upon thirty davs time. The Phil adelphia bouse refused. The South ern producer then retreated to sixty days' time. The Philadelphia!! now declined making any purchases whatever, and the house is one of tbe heaviest in the city. I learn from the same source that English houses have nearly or quite a tix mouths supply of cotton. gQy"The Supreme Court, in the case of Pitcher vs. Jackman, affirmed the decision of the Circuit Court ol- this rollnlJ. Tllis t..- .... ... J.. .. . . insuiuimj Dy .larKinan, i uiiniv ADditor, to coerce the payment of the taxes t . ' I for state purposes levied in 1857-58. Tl decision legalizes the levy of that year. f.Vii. t'nw. j . . . 1 DIED, In this city, Saturday morniht;, tu iuat., of Typhoid fever, Alfrev Garretmo.v, ion of .1- S. .lquess, aged 8 years 7 month and 7 days. During hta illness of near four weeks, although but child, be exhibited tba palieii. e and judgment of riper years. Of an RtTei'tionatei1iap.jitlon, nd a blight Intellect, he gav hoiel'ul promise of the future a promise to be realized, not on crtb, but in holier climes. The brightest flowers way bloom around tbe hearthstone, parental love nmy eateud iLs watchful care, yet tbe gaily host of death will lay tbe loveliest flowers in the dust, and give the bleeding heart a wound which heaven h)od- can heal. " Nipp'd by the wind's uutimuly blast, Parcb'd by the sun's direoler ray, The momentary glories waste Theshort-liTed beauties die avrny. " Yet these, new rising from the torn'., With lustre brighter tar shall shin, Revive with evsr-tluring bloom, Sale from diseases and decline." NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. HKmiiwa 84 LB .YO. 14-4. Notice is hereby given that by virtue ef te executions ipsued out of tLe office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh county, Indiana, in favor of John Eddy and David Wilber nd Amos W. Htitkney s. John Schuvler, and to me dwweted, I have levied upon, and will, en SATCBDAT", DECEMBER 2Jtb, 18jn, Between tbe hours of 10 o'clock A. v. and I o'clock r. M. of said day, at the door of the Court House in the city of Kvansville, Indiana, otter for sale at public auction the rents and profits for (he term of seven years, of tbe following deseribsd real estate, ti-wit: Lot Ko, two bnudred aud tweDty (2J"i in the Donation Enlariraineut of tbe city of Evannville, Indiana, together with the appurteuauces thereto belonging. And should said rents aud profits not sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs, I will, at the same time aud place, offer for sale and sell at public anction the fee simple nf said real estate for the satisfaction of aaid writ and costs. JOHN S. GAVITT, Sherlfl V.( . Chandler A Hyues, Pl'fls' att'ys. decl'l-.iw Notice is hereby given that l y virtue of an execution issued out of tbe office of tbe Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Yauderburgh county, Indiana, in tavor ef Lorenzo t. Greathoune and Lewis C. Stinson vs. Frederic Ruder, I lmve levied upon, and will, on SATLBDAY, DECKM BKR KOtb, U's Between the beurs of 1" o'clock .. s. and 4 o'cIih k I', at. of said day, at the door of tbe Court House hi the city of Kvansville, Indiana, otter for sale at public auction the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of tbe following ileHcriheil real estate, to-wit : The undivided one-sixth part of twenty-six rzni and two-thuds acres oft ot the south eud of the west half of the south-. -ant quarter ot sec'ion twenty-eisrht (28) iu township tire Y) south ofituge eleven (11) west, lu the district of Mini subjected to sale at Vir.cennes, Indiana, ami the undivided one-sixth part of thirteen and one-third (lay) acre ofl of the south eud of the souid-west tuarter ot section twenty-eight Ci&) in the township and range aforesaid, all of wbich land is situated in the '.-ounty ot Vanderbnrgh, State ot Indiana. And shonld said rents and proiita of said real estate not sell for a sow sufficient to satisfy sai l writ and costs.y will, at the same time and place, otier f ir ale aud sell all of tbe said Frederic lluder's iuterest in the said real estate, or so much thereof as tt ill satisfy said w rit and costs. JOHN 8. GAVITT, Shel iff Y. ' L. C. Stinson, Pl'fls' atfy. ilnclu-aw MJ SHIP. The fwrtnersMp heretofore r-xIstliiK between Henry Wingert and Louis Hols, has this .lu 1 . n dissolved hy niofutl consent. Henry VYiiiKotf Hill carry on tbe Brewiug business at the old pla. e, nnd is alofe authorized to collect all claims due Virit" t St Kelt, and will discharge all the liabilities ihnr.s.f HENRY WINiiF.liT. DeclO-.ttJ Mil ls HFIM. n Kaad A Borrow have a good lot of yon u Heel Cattle for sale low for cash, or on short time for good and prompt paper. Call at 16 Ms,m sue, l. declit A few yokes of fine work Oxeti, young, and well breken to work, will be sold cheap. Call at N'o I.". Main street. (d clll) RKAU A 111' kKoW. Head k Burrow certainty have the m.-i complete assortment of Boots, Hhoey, and Hals, to be found in the city, and at pauir prices, and il you have doubts shoot it, call at 1". Main street, oi I . for yourselves. N. B. Wild cat monev is just what we take. declO OHHBBi JRVLMS! Iteadie Bnrrew keey due aseortment of Horses and Moles tor sale cheap tor cash, or prom id paper, dec 10 5 aseerted kinds soao. 30 boxes assorted star and tallow candles, in McJOHNaYOV store, aud tor sale by CH AS. decui 9 LLiJVOMtf, W18COJS .V, .71 S - j .JX souri. and Iowa monev taken for L-roceries nr souri, and Iowa monev taken for k-rocei i. onacconnt, by CUA3. McJuHNS'foN. . j AT . c.T sieis rfrtrfjiemy - M. The Third Volume conimeucee Jan. 1st, lodl Devoted especially to matters relating to doreestic animals. The lareest and cheapest paper of the kind in the world. Published Monthly, at No. li.'i Park Row, New York. Price Jl per year iu advance. P. C. LINSLEY, Editor and Proprietor OTIS V. K. WAITS, Associate Editor. dec4-lw w w with it the pleasures of the Reason rr.i... menced. There is nothing more invigorating and pleasant at this season than skating; therefore, to ! supply the expected demand for winter sporting implements, we have laid in and keen for sole -:" pair of Skates, of beautiful riatterns and assorted i I. sizes and qualities, for Men. Women. Bnvs and i una, mimt, iiiias ceie-oraieu iron oriiaunfiiiru Sleds, and au assortment of beautiful Kleigb-Kclls, to which we call tbe attention of everybody interested. GEO. S. SONNTAO A CO , No. 10 Maiu street, nov2A Just one door below Br. llauk. -fMMJVHMiMMIJitt. MHIsti jpiTijrili Cranlwri ies jitet received and tor sale at ds i ELLIOT I 8 t araily UioCery.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SEPTEM BER, 1860 ———————

c S. WE Is JL S DAILY KECKIPTH K j HARDW-AJIE & CUTLERS rr.jj THK WHOLESALE TRAD P. f llccrnl purr fin. of m choicu Btork nt raduir it4t. Lili miviccn from Amor, an Mnuufito inn- ( i r 4-1 iinportations from tSlif ftitl1 ;iiui olvcrhaniptoii (Kuiliitt ) Now iteuiu, NfW kuJ ltrsc HrniitlH tC AXES, 200 doz. AMES, and others. SHOVi ELS GRAIN SHOVELS. j BRASS KETTLES. TABLE CUTLERY, 2.00C dozen. POCKET KNIVES, New Pat terns. WADE tS: BUTCHER'S RA ZORS. SHEARS AND SCISSORS. LOCKS and LATCHESGREENWOOD BUTTS. GIMBLET SCREWS. MILL SAWS. T. and STRAP HINGES. HOOK TOOTH and CUTi SAWS. SPEAR & JACKSON'S HAND SAWS. WOOD SAWS. COIL and LOG CHAIN. MANILLA and COTTON ROPE. LINEN and COT. TWINE. BLACKING and INK. RIPLES and PISTOLS. SHOT GUNS, Single and Double. GUN BARRELS. GUN TRIMMINGS. MEAL SEIVES. LANTERNS. FRY PANS. CURRY COMBS. SLATES and PENCILS. GUN CAPS, Six Kinds. PURSES and P. M0NAIES. NEEDLES. BRUSHES and FEATHER DUSTERS. Large assortment of WHIPS and LASHES. MECHANICAL TOOLS. OHIO TOOL CO.'S PLANES. CABINET GOODS. JAPANNED and STAMPED WARE WIRE, RIVETS, &c. CHAIN PUMPS and WELZ CURBS. ! 3,000 feet best RUBBER BELTING and PACKING in the United States. PLATFORM SCALES at Manufacturers' Prices. 500 dozen BUTCHER'S unequalcd Files. A.U A CIMIPLKTK LINK (IK SHELF HARDWARE At pries to i'iMste ith aay market in the country. I purchase "standard," goods and all of tirM ImiihIs, noil eive exclusive altenti in to Wllol.KSAI.l-: 'IltAI'K, Hint cun ollir great inducements to c:i,:h nnd prompt time dealers. I invile iiiHpcoinei c.ii Iv. CIIAKLKS 8. WKIIS, septl", la Kirst street. Kvansville, Ind . OLD FJ R M I N BUSIN ESS AG A 1 ST M intuitu the pnhlic iu general ami the reat of iiiHnKiini iu pHrticiilm , t hut t hey have bought out tin Ke l I.CMine.H of 1 r. J. C. Ilusoil -het, and thai they v.ill Is- prepare.l tnmi this time to till all orders lor V V. V. I and SKKll of any kind. Our Mr. II. S. l:i sv.i having luimerly beeii engin;ed vi-ry en. i i ssfnllv in the business fur over one year, but culled away to Knsrland upon family bus I ness, has returned to his ,lit stand, where be will lit all times Im- pl-;iMd to , his old Irlendsaui lorniei cii...nn-isainl all others. and till their oidei !! anvthim; in .in hue, willi prmupf newt and satisfnel Inn . Fee.! iii h ei'eil (i.-e to an v pal t of I'im city . .iul.VS'-fl li. N. Itl'STON A t'o. ClojBiia;?; Out. ' ' -1 It li A ... VfV JT Ml Kllll.e.f liners our HloeL of CAkfET Olf. CLOTHS, OKI UOKTS. MATTISU, DAMAMK8, DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, HOSIKKV. Cl.uvts, MI'M.iN.t, HIIFETINfMi C.M.Ii HKS. f AMMKICtS, I'l.lU'HS, Casinets, Cottonadea. A n VI In lit- i. Iihv.. iii the Dry Omnia Hue we will eel low tor ( AMI. Us ii is iiii- loll dt'teiiiiluetiiiu .. change ImsiiiHss. .IAS. OAKLEY A MoS, Jllliel-Cmd M.ff ,vti,Vr. ' ' ' Af Msi Dm (linn r.-o kin-, i -.'."ill lbs Cotton ltoe., all sixes, : Is ri. ls Ex. Parking Yarn, .Mm lbs ,n kinir Twine, Km-sal . .it JACOIJ islNZICH A SON , , in.vU Watei -st., ts-t. Hycaniore aud X lue. r tK 4H'T POM t MiHIHTJHJHt -J V .- have I lid iii a (,'oi.d iiskoi irnent ot !...! Onus and lolles. Skat. M, Patent Floor Hkates, to i enal.l- l ei -., us t . enpiy Hkiitin iu door., b.. Sh .ls. Toy tool ( h.-sts, assorted .ies, tu amiMMi tbe boys, nnd prediepoee them lo uiecbauiral employ -meiit, ami nl her desirable gonils in our hue, -.nit -aide f..i' ( hi i -1 tiui" ( .resell ts. i.y.o S. SO N N T A (J A CO. , lo Maiu street, novjc, On.! d,)i ls-low lirauch Bank ' g iU t.y-UK.JT2;jlCJI U At. Mw tit lu and i-ln-.ip that any oim can put on Call at inov.'.s, t C. M. WELLh'H V '.'ft cts. to ;! per t.air: .VI nairs htd Ko,...-.-SI totl.fto; .1 do K(.,,d etraps to :t.ri lent. sw pair. Jioys, these are cheap. The hfeel Aunner tikates are as good in uualitv as von will bnv at . j io c.i cisewnere. Oiov-K) CilAS. S. W KLLX. fl'HT It Hi t: t VH It Jl " THK t jymM dersini'd a Imi-. and well asaorted sria-k oi Butcher K uives, JJn' ln-r Saws, Butcher Cleavers, j Butcher ( hot ;.ers, Jb-at Cutters, Sausage Killers, i Wood saws. Hollow -V are. Dog Irons, plain and' i faney assorti-'l, I'ire llovels and Tongs, plain and ' l.iurv, and olio r seasonable hardwire. I E). 8. SONNTAO tC(.. dovji. Main St., one dix-r lielow Br. Bank. IS' Ilultalo (H' .inle i s, Wcuien's do. Men's Rub ber Overshoes, Men's Kublier Sandals. Women's Rilld er f-ver-hoes. Women's do Sandals. Misns'Kuh. -r Oveish .viisses llnhber sandals. Children's Rubber Oversho.-s. Men's Sewed CU k Soles. W o men s do. .Misses do, IW'VS, lOlltllS, Slid OiilIren's Hoots, just re'eived and for sale cheap bv novjS READ A Bt'RKoW. i s.i Hit n i f i,.i huh Hi r ilyol this cel-liiated Oil bir the cute of RttL-iiiiiatisui. Neuralgia, Nervous and hnk iieadai lie. T. silba he, !re .-threat, ifr . Ac. For sale bv W'vi iti KkBOW Ell, Dr.'snlHt, uocM Main st., Washington Block,