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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-28
Last Nj hts Dispatches.

LOUISVILLE, June 27.-The suit testing
the legality of the blockade of the Nashville
road yesterday was Withdrawn by the ship
pers prosecuting it. 1t is generally under
stood Mr. Guthrie, President of the road,
will assume the responsibility, aud decline
receiving freight unless the collectors per-
NIT accompanies it, Large quantities of
contraband goods are said to 90 over the
road to inland Kentucky towns and thence
to Tennessee.
Two fugitive slaves, caught near Corydon,
Indiana, were returned to Kentucky yester-
day There was no excitement whatever at
their arrest.
Major General Pillow issues two proela-
nations in the Memphis Bulletin of the
oath. One recalls the order that whisky
and tobacco be distributed with the rations
He says he issued the order on his own re-
sponsibility, supposing the military board
would allow it, knowing soldiers were gem
tlemen and used to whisky and tobacco. The
other proclamation states that all debts due
the north are by law now due the State,
and are declaimed, seized and sequestered
and in reprisal for alleged seizure by the
government North. All hanks are required to
state what amount of stock is owned by the
enemies of the State and merchant brokers'
Bankers and all so indebted are requested to
report to the Adjutant General, and mean
time are ordered to pay such Indebtedness
to the State only. These reports are re-
turnable on the 10th of July.
A letter to the Journal from Hopkinsville,
Kentucky, says two military companies
from Chieftain county went to Clarksville,
Tennessee, and took tine oath of the South
ern Confederacy, They afterwards voted
in the late election. --fra
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seE The Tribune says: Gen. Beauregard
recently iutimated at Charleston his convic-
ton that the " Confederate forces are not
calculated to abide the brunt of battle in the
open field with their antagonists-that his
policy would be to collect some fifty or six
ty thousand men in defeusible, command
ing position like Manassas Gap, in a
stroHgly intrenehed ard fortified camp
and compel Gen. Scott TO assail him
under every disadvantage, or waste the
season in taking positions of no material
consequence. This is probably his wisest
course, but it exposes Norfolk and Rich
moad to capture by a strong column from
Fortress Monroe, without weakening the
main Union army so seriously as to endan-
ger the loss of Washington.
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CATHOLIC OPINIONS OF THE OATH or AL
LEsIANoE.-A correspondent of the Cincin-
natl Catholic Telegraph asks the question
g whether a naturalized citizen, even in the
South, can take part with the Southern
Confederacy without the guilt of perjury"
to which the editors reply
An oath binds man under penalty of
perjury to what be eonscientiously consid-
cred his words to promise. Apart from ig-
norance, prejudice, or false representation,
We believe that every naturalized citizen
has, according to the intent Of the form of
naturalization, sworn to support the legally
constituted Government at Washington
Many poor man may have been taught,
however that his obligations were not of
this character, and may therefore, without
being willing to periure himself be carried
away by the waves of public opinion about
him to the wrong side.
To this reply, the Boston Pilot adds the
following:
II becomes the duty of every clergyman
in the seeded States to abstain from any
act that may lead his people to believe that
they are released from the obligation of their
oath of allegiance. The appointment to a
in a rebel regiment does not i'm
ply that the chaplain sanctions the violation
of the oath. He only lends his services to
reconcile with God = dying soldier who
may have been guilty of perjury.
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EyANsrIL1r. Lune 27. ls6

Mr.. EDITOR In behalf of the officers
and members of the Turner Rife Company,
desire to return thanks to the various mil
itary companies in this city for their kind
ness and courtesy in turning out and unit
ing with us in parade upon the occasion of
the recent flag presentation to our company
by the ladies' We also extend our regards
to the citizens especially the la
dies-and the press for their kindness on
that occasion. Very respectfully,
G. w. LoNG.
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WASHINGTON, June 27.-It is ascertained
on reliable authority that it is the fixed de-
termination of the Government to fully sus-
tain and protect In their constitutional and
legal rights all those citizens of Tennessee
who, in their devotion to the Union, are
struggling to rest the State from the hands
of the usurpers, and defend all loyal States
against parts thereof claiming to have Sc
ceeded, and to afford them every protection
against domestic violence, instruction, or
invasion. The Government will furnish the
citizens of such States means necessary for
their protection and preservation, and if be-
lieved to be unable to defend themselves
against their invaders and oppressors, will
speedily come to their aid with men and
arms in sustaining the constituted authori-
ties of the United States.
The Post Office Department, in considera-
ton Of the loyalty of the citizens of East
Tennessee, has made arrangements for fur
nishing increased postal facilities. The
mails will hereafter be sent thither by Gin
cinnati instead of Louisville.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Journal.
Morning Dispatches.

WAsHIxeroN, June 26-The Richmond
Examiner publishes new Confederate
tariff. All Injuries are charged % per
cent, while useful and necessary articles
range from rs to 80 per cent Among the
exempts are bullion, corn, seeds, fertilizers,
models of inventions, household articles,
and personal effects Not breadstufs mer-
chandise, manufactured firearms, &c.
Exchange on New York was 749s per
cent premium. Brokers were selling silver
at and gold at 10 per cent. prem.
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BALTIMORE, June 81 Considerable ex-
element exists, occasioned by the arrest of
Marshall Kane. Union men are pleased,
but the observation-disclosures Col. Henley,
the Provost Marshal, waited on the Mayor
and police commissioners, when the latter
asked time to consic the matter. Henley
replied that his orders were Immediate. He
then proceeded to the Marshal's office, taking
possession. The Commissioners then direct
ed the officers to obey the military authori-
ties, but declared their intention to prepare
a protest against the action of the Govern
ment
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MIR. WILLIAM GwYS, of Geo. Foster Co.
arrived yesterday from flying trip South.
Thoughtful of the printer, he brought some
New Orleans papers which be laid on our
desk. He reports the crops South to be
excellent and the war spirit high. He says
it was announced in Louisville on Wednes-
day evening that Burnett had been beaten
for Congress in the Ist, Kentucky District, by
42O votes We fear this news is too good
to be true.
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WASHINGTON, June 27.-Col. weir left
here several days ago for X lusas, taking
with him Gen. Lanes proclamation, calling
on the people of that State to rally and fill
up regiments, stating explicitly his purpose
TO put down rebellion wherever it may be
exhibited, and sustain the Z MON men with
out regard to State or locality.
Gen. James n Lane has received his
commission as Brigadier General. In addi-
ton to the three regiments heretofore ac-
cepted from Kansas, be is authorized to raise
two consisting of twelve companies of In
fantry, four of cavalry, and four of artillery.
The Colonels of these two regiments are
VIM. Weir, who served during the entire
Mexican war, and the weIl-known James
Montgomery Gen. Lane viii occupy his
seat during the extra session of Congress.
He expects to take command of his brigade
about the goth of July.
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MAJOR GENERAL FREMoNT.-The Govern
ment have as yet received no acceptance of
the appointment rendered to Col. Fremont.
1t is expected by the Africa. The non-ar-
rival of Col. Fremont has somewhat embaT-
raised the western movements of the army
as to what department he will be detailed.
gentleman connected with the war de-
partment told me this morning that such a
chance would be given to Fremont as few
men have had in this world, and that if be
did not carve great future from it, il would
be his own fault
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


The Annual Examination of the Public Schools
of the City of Evansville, viii commence on Mon
day, June oath, 1861, and win proceed in the toll
Monday June 24h.
Park School House, Miss Lynxweiler Principal,
from 20 I01z O'Clock A. N.
Baptist Church School House, Mira. EgglestOn
Principal, from l015 to ~ o'clock N. !.
Crescent School House, Mrs. Phares Principal,
from to o'clock p. "a.
Tuesday, Juns 25A
Cumberland Church School House. Mrs. Tennis
Principal, from to I014 o'clock A. n.
First Primary, Miss Hanna Principal, from 1917
Primary, Miss Eaton Principal. from to ~
Primary, Miss o'Byrns Principal. from 80 to 8
o'clock ?. ri.
Wednesday. jane 2ss.
Glrls' intermediate. Miss Vance Principal, from
Girls intermediate. Miss RathbOus Principal,
from 10 8 O'Clock P. n.
Thsusday, June 27A.
Boys intermediate. Miss Hooker Prin cipaI, from
Boys Intermediate, Mr.. knight Principal. from
TO o'clock p. NJ.
Friday. Ju~e 2sa
Boys, Grammar, mir. Reisinger Principal. from
TO II O'Clock NJ.
Girls Grammar. Miss Clark Principal from 2 to
Saturday, .T'me 2sa.
Girls Grammar, Miss Fisher PRINCIPAL, from
O'Clock A. n. to o'clock p. M.-(with female can
didates for High SCHOOL,.
Each candidate for admission to the High School
will be required to produce composition Of not
less than a half page fools cap.
Tuesday, JHly ID.
high School, Mr.. Butterheld Principal, frem
O'Clock A. NJ. to 5 O'Clock n.
The members of the Common Council, Parents,
Guardians and the fl lends of sduca tion invited
TO attend. The exercises will commence promptly
at the hour stated, and to avoid Interruptions Wis
itors requested to be present previous to the
opening. II. Q. WHEELER, Trustee.
w. BAKER, SHpt. juns22
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Frons he Indianapolis Journal
The Hundred Dollar kshssnsvt
SoUrH BEND, Iqd.,. June 20. 1851

SOUTH BEND, lPd.i* June 20, 1861.
FRIEND SULGRovE Just leaving for the
East, see the inquiry in your Daily of the
18th, as TO the SlOO bounty to the three
years volunteers, and your reply that you
had stated it on my authority. When last
at Washington, obtained at the War De-
partmeHt an official copy of General Order
No. I5,n which / have never seen printed
in full, and the part of which relative to
this bounty, should be published. enclose
it herewith, and am
Very truly yours, SCHUYLER COLFAx.
The following is the portion of General
Order No. 8, issued by the War Depart
ment May 4th, to which Mr. Colfax alludes.
Our volunteers will see that the 500 bonn
ty IS aJaet:
Every volunteer, non-comnissionedO officer,
private, musician and artifcer, who enters
the service of the United States under this
plan, shall be paid at the rate of 80 cents
and if Cavalry volunteer, 20 cents addi-
tional in lieu of forage, for every twenty
miles of travel from his home to the place
of muster-the distance to be measured by
the shortest usually travelled route-and
when honOrably discharged, an allowance,
at the same rate from the place Of his dis
charge to his home, and IN addition thereto,
the sum Of one hundred dollars.
Any volunteer who may be received into
the service of the United States under this
plan, and who may be wounded or other
wise disabled in the service, shall be entitled
to the benefits which have been or may be
conferred on persons disabled in the regular
service, and The legal heirs Of such as die or
mag be killed in service, IN addition TO all ar
rears Of pay and allowances, shall receive the
s,m Of one hundred dollars.
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GRAFTON, June 27.-Corporal Hayes, and
2 men belonging to Col. Wallaceis regi-
ment of Zouaves while scouting on Patter-
sens Greek, II miles east of Cumberland,
night before last, encountered a patty of
rebels numbering about forty. A sharp
engagement ensued. Seventet of the enc
my were killed and a number wounded
One of Hayes party killed, and himself
slightly wounded. They captured a num-
Der of horses. The rebel force is at Buch-
anan, and is reported to have been increased
to 1000.
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RELICIOUs NOTICE.

In view the state of the country. the General
ssembly Of the Presbyterian Church recommend
/ the Churches under Its care to observe to-day
riday, June 2sth, a day Of fasting, humiliation,
d prayer
In obedience to which recommendation, the
resbyterian Church. corner of Walnut aud Sec
i'd Streets, will be open for religious worship at
Z O'Clock 4. NJ, and at o'clock P. n. To these
ryices the christian community are cordially in
led
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posr,s SPECIAL.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-A movement is
on foot to elect Emerson Etheridge Secreta-
AIRY of the Senate. He will accept if chosen.
An election tor State Senator to repre-
sent Fairfax county, Va, will occur Satur-
day, but nothing is expected except within
the lines of the federal troops
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Reception of Indiana Volunteers a
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June &c, 1861.

CINcINNATI, June &c, 1861.
At meeting of the Committee of Recep-
ton held on the 2lst instant, for the purpose
of closing up the business, the following
was unanimously adopted
The committee TO whom was entrusted the
matter of the reception of the Eighth and
Tenth Regiments of Indiana Volunteers in
this city on the 18th instant, closing up the
business, would take the opportunity to re-
turn to the citizens of Cincinnati generally
lin behalf of the people of Indiana, whom,
on this occasion, they assume to represent
their most cordial thanks for the liberal,
prompt and cheerful material aid furnished
the committee.
The COMMITTEES also desire, in an especial
manner, to return their thanks to Col. o.
FL. Geffroy, of the Gibson House, to whose
energy, activity and liberality in preparing
and experimenting the collation., they feel
they are mainly indebted for the success of
the undertaking.
ResolUed, That copies of the foregoing
proceedings be sent to the Sentinel and
Journal at indianapolis, and the Palladium,
Jeffersonian and Broad Axe at Richmond,
with request that they publish the same
ResoIved, That all the newspapers in Ine
diana, be respectfully requested to publish
the foregoing proceedings.
WM. T. FERRIS, Chairman
S. f. CoyINGToE. Sec ass ---
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CHICAGO, June 27th.-W. S. ROLAND, of
New York, has been appointed to see the
Governors of Western States to urge each
to furnish one company of sharp shooters
for Berdans regiment, says he has been sue
cessful in every application as yet. He
leaves for Springfield tonight to see Gov.
Yates
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THE New YORK MAJOR GENERAL.
General John A. Dix, of this city, who has
received his commission in the U. S. Army
from the War Department, dated May l6,
Outranks Generals Mcclellan, Butler and
Banks, having been an officer in the U. S.
Army "a captain many years ago) before
any of them.-N. 7. Journal Of Commerce.
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B4- Col. Forney publishes personal
statement in the Philadelphia Press, in
which he says that he has never asked, di-
rectly nor indirectly, for any vote for his
reelection to the Clerkship of the House of
Representatives, and that Mr.. Etheridge,
who has been spoken of as a candidate, had
called upon him voluntarily. and stated that
he was not, and did not desire to be, can
didate for the Office.
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ST. Louis, June 27.-Two companies of
Colonel Stephens 18th Regiment, under Maj.
Curry, left for Boonville this evening,
where they go into camp. Two companies
of Colonel STILES Regiment, destined for
Jefferson City left on the same train.
Nothing new from the West. Ii is I'M
derstood, however, that General Lyon has
not left BoonVille, as previously announced.
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FORTRESS MoNRoE, June Pa refugee
from Richmond by the flag of truce boat,
yesterday, says that worse than Roman In
QUESTION prevails in Virginia. There is a
standing order that no one shall be permit
ted to leave the country Gov. Letcher IS
completely overruIed by jeff. Davis and
Beauregard, and even his patriotism is call
ed in question by the rebels.
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CHICAGO, June 27.-At the meeting between
Genl Mcclellan and Buckner subsequent to
the meeting at Cincinnati, no allusion what
ever was made to the agreement reported
by Bnckner to Gov. Magoffin. A gentle
man of this city present at the interview,
states positively shat Gent Mcclellan dis
claimed any power to act beyond the or
derS of the government He did not promise
him he should conduct himself for the future,
and did not make any engagement
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SOUTHERN lREsorRcEs FOR PowDER-A
correspondent of the Fayetteville North
Carolina) Observer says " it is tedious and
expensive process 10 make sulphur from
iron or copper pyrites, but it is our only re-
source now. North Carolina mines furnish
an immense amount of highly sulphurons
pyrites.
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HERALD's DISPATCH.

Lieut. Tompkins cavalry has discovered
that 1000 rebels have advanced TO Vienna
and established battery. 1t is not thought
for an attack, but TO induce the federal
troops to advance within reach of their con-
cealed batteries
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PHILADELPHIA, June 27-The prize ship
Amelia is at the Navy Yard. Her cargo
consists of crates, ovens, equipage and
machinery. Vessel valued at SI2, 900, and
cargo at $4,000 1t is thought arms are
concealed in the crates.
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EaEHs1nlzlnAaEiaazlsa l1AlanHHaHza
RAILROAD REC GIPTs.

June 2T. 1861.
ls bbls noar, J. G, Wheeler; 2 coops chickens,
bs and l can butter, II l.. Cook; hales ndse, J,
M sghee & Co; 5 bxs preserves, II. A. Cook; l
SIX liquor. r. Raleigh; l bale tobacco. Schroeder
Kehr; I76 bush cora, bdls axis, Crane q Brown,
A IT, SHRADRR, Agent
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E4rThe 18th regiment has received
marching orders, and it was supposed it
would leave indianapolis on Wednesday
last. its destination was unknown
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The members of the Independent Rife
ompany, Capt. DENLY, are requested to
eet- at their Hall, on this, Friday evening,
Inc 2sth, at o'clock A full attendance
requested, as the new uniform will be
'esented, and other important business will
transacted. BY order Of the Captain.
WILL F. DUNBAR, Acting Orderly.
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RAN.-There was fine rain at Vincen-
mes on Monday night. which proved very
beni6cial to the suffering crops. The wheat
in that section is being harvested in good
condition and is turning out well.
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Ghe 9aIlp aOnrnal.


n%The Philadelphia North American
contains a card signed by H. Q. Carey, and
long list of other citizens, recommending
Morton McMichael, of that paper, as can
didate for Congress from the Second Dis
trict, at the election to be held on the I'd OF
July. He will accept. The vacancy is
caused by the resignation of Hon. E. JOY
Morris.
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w~ns. -. RAfehsE0r's Hafr Dys.-- ThSs
splendid Hair Dye has no equal-instantaneous in
0fect-Beaufiful Black Natural Brownie
staining the skin injuring the Hair-remedies
he absurd and i'll effect OF Bad Dyes, and invigo
rates the Hair for life. None are genuine unless
igned "a W. A. Bachelor" Sold everyw Gre.
CHAS. BATCHELoR,t oprIetor,
sept20 81 Barciay-st. Nav York
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Rgg- Remember that the elegant Dunbar
the mail boat for Paducah to-day at IL
clock. Capt. Dusouchet will pay close at
ntion to the comfort of the passengers.
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BG- Remember, everybody, that H. Nell
m h Co. sell at auction, tomorrow morn
g at o'clock, a lot of new household fur
iture. There will be variety of good
lrniture sold without reserve.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
For Rent.

For Rent.
Two of those commodious siore-rooms
nd dwellings, combined, in the brick Block
n Market place, Fourth Street, between Lo-
lst and Walnut Streets, will be put in or
err and rented ue7y low to good tenants, if
pplied for Immediately.
j. W. NExsEN, Agent, No. 4 First st.
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COMMERCIALS SPECIAL.

WASHINGTON, June 27th.-Mr. Chandler,
Bell and Everett Elector in Virginia, arriv-
ed here from Norfolk, being obliged to
leave. He says everybody thereabouts is
being pressed into the Confederate army.
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MITTcHELL's CoRNET BAND-This corps
of magnificent musicians, of Richmond
rwenty-six instruments, in all-are we IN
derstsnd, to be attached to Col Sol. Mere
dith's regiment
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THANKs.-M Messenger Davis, of Adams
Express, and Mr. Carter, laid us under obli-
cations yesterday for late papers.
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BosToE, June 27.-Col Fremont came
passenger in the Europa and left for New
York last night.
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New YORK, June 27.-Stocks excee ding
ly dull and prices in favor of the puyer.-
Money continues plenty and dull. Sterling
Exchange dull
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CINCINNATI, June 26.-The 9TH Ohio veg
lmeDt left Camp Dennison yesterday for
Virginia.
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LOu1s9rLtE, June 27.-The gun boat A.
o. Tyler, which got on the rocks below the
canal last evening. is likely to remain there
for the present, as the river is falling.
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TRIBUNE's DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-General Patter-
sou received orders to move forward, which
looks like rebuke for his inactivity