The Evansville daily journal., 1860-12-03
Thc Daily SunrnaI.


ACCIDENT TO Mr. TALBoTr.-Ye Yesterda,
afternoon John NJ. Talbot, Esq, the Post
master of this city, met with an accident
when out gunning, that will result in the
loss of his left arm. He had driven ou
with bis son in buggy, some place neal
Capt. Tinkers residence, north of the city
where they lett the vehicle and took across
the fields with their guns. In crossing q
fence Mr.. Talbot got over, leaving his gun
on the opposite side, and then taking it near
the muzzlc, was drawing it through the
rails, when it went off and lodged the
charge Of shot in his left arm, between the
elbow and shoulder, sIattering the bone.
The doctors say there is no hope of saving
the arm.-IHd. Sentinel, 28th. .a H s-a
RoCKvILLE R. R.-The first train on the
new Railroad from Rockvi arrived at this
city at 1890 P. NJ. on Monday. A large
number of citizens of Rockville and vicin-
itv were passengers, among whom were
Hon. John q. Davis and VIM c. Coffin, en-
route for Washington City. The opening
Of this road will add IL new source of pros
perity to our city, and will be of immense
advantage TO the people Of Rockville and
Parke county.
The running time from Rockville to this
place is two hours.-T. II. Express.
VoTE FOR REPoRTER-Several of our
cotemporaries have published summary Of
the result Of the late State election which
contains some errors. The majority for the
Republican candidate for Supreme Court
Reporter, Benjamin Harrison, is put down
at . 9,G68, when it is really, and should have
been so published, 1O,3 800. This error was
caused by the accidental omission of the
vote Of Jennings for Reporter, in making
up the SeCretarys abstract. This error has
been corrected and Mr.. Harrison's Official
majority is 10, ,39O.-L1d Jour.
AN Incident OF The MEETING IN THE
Cry HALL.-As the immense meeting in
the City Hall last Monday night was on the
point of adjournng, Capt. Rousseau, State
Senator from this District, leaped upon the
stand, and proposed three cheers for the
Union whereupon a round of applause
went up that seemed to lift the rafters of
the Court house from their firm place, old
and young, sages and striplings, parti-
sans and patriots, vying with each other in
the glorons acclamatiOn.-LOu. Jour
UNION Mass MEETING IN YICKsBURGH.--
All ia Mississippi are not disunionistS. We
have before us a hand-bill, sigued by sixty
six citizens of ViGksburgh, calling on the
ciiiacus of Mississippi at Yicksburgh, to
call is in urgent terms. 1t declares that
Mississippi is in the midst Of fearful
crisis, moral, social, political and pecuni-
Hry; aud earnestly appetls by variety
ot considerations upon all classes of men
10 unite in this movcment.-SL Lou. Rep.
se5t' The Salem IN. J.) Standard says
" We have heard 1t suggested hat applica-
tion be made t. the next Legislature of this
State for law 10 regulate the price of votes
in Salem county. Some of the dependent
voters are said to express dissatisfaction at
the inequality of prices paid at the election
some voters getting only 81 so, while |
others received $50, and some even as high
rs S25.
\ VOICE FROM MARYLAND.-The Cam
bridge Intelligencer, published in one of the
largest slaveholdng counties in the State
Dorchester-contains a call for a meeting |
at the Court House, on Monday, the 10Th |
INST, q toT the purpose of condemning the |
disunion policy of certain Southern States, |
and expressing devotion and determin-
alton to sustain Mr.. Lincoln in the Admin
istratiOn Of the Government. - Cm. Gaz.
THE latest Southern dispatches show signs |
OF returning good sense in the Cotton States. |
Gov. Aiken, the heaviest stakeholder in |
South Carolina, has come out against Seces- |
sion. Mr.. Stephens of Georgia has made |
powerful ana telling speech against the fire
eaters. Other indications prove that the |
insane furor is abating- Gin. GGz.
a BILL, requiring every attorney on the
request of his client to give written
opinion upon Il given case, and holding |
him responsible, when, through incom- |
potency, neglect, or mismanagement on his |
part, the client suffers damage, has passed |
the House in the Vermont Legislature.