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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
Prssrs.. Of Gen. Banks Army.

E7F-eaAt htefA+tA - - &s@sfAfa 1EA-aEtssft
NATcaETocHKs, La, April ., via CAIRo,
April lS.-Grznd srmy of Gen. Banks
arrived here on the LIST without serious
resistance. The troops under Gen. Smith
arrived by the river ~ Grand Recore,
four miles defiant Gen Lee With the
cavalry, thirty miles westward, on the ID
had skirrnish near Fort Jsssup and
Pleasant Hill, in which he took fortv
prisoners Our loss was fght
On the Sd q party Of oar cavalry on
the north bank encountered the rebel
Colonel Hsrrison's forces of DO men.
Oar men, eager for charge, we're en-
trapped and went over q bridge from
which the plsnks had been torn. Our
loss was Eve killed and tHeuty-seven
wounded
The rebel army under General Kirby
Smith is falling back slowly before Us.
General Price IS reported approaching
here with 1000 mer. 4 Concentration
is looked for on this side OF Shreveport
but do not think pitched battle immi.
nent unless Smith can fell upon detaeh.
uents Of Banks force. The rebels arr
reported 10 have 20, 900 men and seventy
two guns
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20

Do<eIl vln make another effort to-day
70 induce the Senate committee On Fer
eign Relations 10 take some action on
the Mexican interferense resolution.
The French COMMANDMENTS chief CT.
dered Admiral Bone 10 make an -eHee:
tive demonstration against Cortiuas.
A Eesvanworih dispatch s4ys return.
FROG all important counties IN kansas
show q triumph for Liucolu over Har-
key.
The Sew York Express Company vas
robbed a. ST. Joseph Yesterday Of thirty
thousand dollars
The Memphis cotton market on the
10th was unusually active aud 6rm;
prices unchanged Receipts 5000 bales
from White river.
tsreeial 10 ths csmAsErsai
WAsHIxoToy, April Is.-Secrelary
Chase was on The floor Of the House 30
day. listening 10 the arguments Of Aessrs.
Morrill, ard Ssebbins, IN favor Of the
Tax Bin, aBd expressed himself in favor
Of making it even more productive to
the Treasary, with a corresponding in
crease in the tariff
The Naval Investigating Committee
have nearly concluded their laborS It's
report Of the Majority Bill doubtless ex-
honorates the department., while Senator
Hale will probably make q minority re
port on the corruption in making con-
tracta Representatives declare they in
tend % get through all basiness bsfore
the i q of June
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
A General Rebellion.

triumph az 0renf btso1NsrSs
The puhi has rstsisi against eaessrlsissg Tasr
f,sss Fs-lsldn has forswofn them. sA1neloas
community has adopted in their stead
FL CnEsTADORo's ftAIR DYE.
and co. these - embsoNns and tiaeksas
tl.s tair. pot the stia "a s rsqsiabts esaffisas
not tiraiag Asia - eoes SEA barlssqas hstare
With HoemsJ rasialiie fsgss, but produces her eWn
hrfas lees - easiiug enset = las's~s. ITS re
suits arr naifsru. 10 Hstsr fsls. Manufactured
~ ? eRIsTADoRO, No. Astar Hesss, ss~
York. sen ~ all dfngaisfs Applied b at
haif-dresssrs ashea In
ns-une tfisi Is sunlcisnt 70 eouvincs tbs most
srtupuiaas q ihe i4Faiaalls asst uHfsliag efil.sy
~ MADAME ZADoC PnRTER's CURATIVE
nALsAM fof the cure q Colds. Coughs. Hesrst.
ness. shortness VI Breathiog. Asthma. DifisHify
Of Breathing. Haskinesss rlekiiax In thu Throat,
Tishsuess Of the ehesSsaa Consumption. see
advertisement In another uoiumu. aFsssN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
NJ. YorL LENS.


Ngs YoRE, April l9--Morris & Co.
hav., made arrangements to resume basi-
ness.
The Money Market is left stringent to-
day, and lew loans have been distriba-
ted.
The Stock Market has partially re-
covered from the panic, and no more
failures are reported.
Gold has been as low as 65i, but has
risen 10 6sl to 90. Exchange in active
demand Of 1921 TO ITO for gold
The noon mails broaght remi,tances
for the purchase Of cash Stocks.
The Commercially Washington letter
has a rumor that Cen Hslieek has
placed his resignation in the hands Of
the President. aud will insist upon its
acceptance.
NV YoRK, April 1.-The Posts
Washington special says, Morrilrs prop
osition to add . per cent to custom
duties till the tariff bill can be passed
win probably be agreed te.
The rates Of taxation under tha new
bill will be largely increased
lf Congress shoald hesitate ia adjust
iuz the taxation in such manner as "a
afford immediate relief, it is said the
President will send in = special messag'
on the subject
The Republican caucus last nigh
agreed to press the bill 10 a vote as sool
as possible. It is reported that Wash
burne will make an amendment 70 Ia,
the stock Of whisky on hand
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
Late soushrrn Ne,,..

NEw YcsK. April ls.-Richmond pa
pers report riot ia Gen. WArford' $
Georgia brigade, At Bristol, Team.
Three hundred men aud boys being dis
satisfied With their supply of rasious,
broke into The store Of the eommissary
and plundered it The Provost guard
fred upon them, killing one and wound
ing ave or six. The rest escaped with
their plumber. A number have since been
arrested aud viii be sharply punished
The Aen we're armed with stones
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20

ST. 10 - - q fsrfAsr sseefss. That Er- p
s<atuz q Sc vrecs~6s II tn sa,ss ~ Al ru6is,
lands tyfrs = isAin s8s8 stat. Which shsH u SID
~ tbs IHitsi ststs= snbsequeat 81 the admission
e sid Stase knsa tbs Hsan. afisr stiaefis. Il
tA ssfc1sss inc3d@nf - tie ne shaif - paid o.
tee ssia sfats for the 4urposs - raakiaz ana iH-
FrsFfeE pabie r0asiS. censfFasfinE ilehes or ca
49, e e'sset general sysfrnl 81 irr -etiaa g the
Azric1lfErzi isn u fhs STATS a she Lezsslafsre
SHALL direct NE8T f ---FE-
Sc IL Assss < fr-R.ls sasss.r. Thst tom and
st.rt sae sasa sssses uf The sad STATE af Nevada
feto nc s.ol "A pursgsnce Of this act ske issr.
q tas test~d States. nss scslly iuappiieab1e
saAA aAYe TIE samo foroe and sfs--rs uirhin tHs~
sea4 Stsfe Is slssEhsrp xithia ths usssf-s Srst-s
aaa said st&se shaiI ceasfissfe - 5sIirssf a..
tFics. AID b edlad tbs Aissrfet ef ysss.f
AprrescsA Na-rh a tssst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20


MoEsoNAy LITERARY CasKgT or rHe
lsr BnI0AbE, 3RD Dvisos, "a AnaT
CoHFa.--Tsisis ibs site ofR mail t,f5sr
edited By II. H. Boyd and .. q Strang.
aud published By VIM. NJ. tiurley, copy
Of which was shown vs. some tine ago
by our friend Wm 1,ieson, Or this city
It is very meet little pap,r, having iot
its motto Dunn PiviR,ps Uranus, and
seems tc'be., bantipg Of d,s eeibraher
btigadsr Of which The ltth indiana
forms a part The workmanship l. ele.
giant, the papec good, and the matter /,
coptaina highly intere sting aud instrne.
tive, and Eieai, Myerhoa Who forwarded
this sample copy, Says The numbers 70
OF Ike hot cakes
We hope the proprietors and those ia
terestcd IN this littlo issue may prosper
and secure instruction and amusement
to the Gibrolter brigade and the ID
corps atHa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
Ole 4siIn anntnaL.
EVANSVILLE IND.


JOB woBK,-Ibs Journal ones is Furnished
vith fglI assOrtmsbt Of new aud beautiful type,
n tbs iasst Styles, aud is falls prepared 70 exc.
cute Is handsome work a. eaa be dSns ia tis
ssAe, sach AzTsss HrADs. BILL. HEADS,
HEADises, elaeUIAsz, yvsI,'Ess cAEps. BAIL
TrsEsfs, sgIpr1se.BIsss. Posisrs. re-. &C., either
{ IA pialtf or fancy cotorss
ora BrsDEET.-gs have in eonnsetion With
thu Office one oiihs bssf BoOK BISDERfEs and
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS In fli. State,
iss4 sfs Srspsrrf 70 ss svfrve ard zfzsIse ., d.
fsrss Nsgs,tpsa. Periodicals, Sc, tosnd IN any
sEyls re8a,sa. ard old book. re-boana At short
agsiee. L4sgerss Jos7snals anil blank books. for
Eagsosds, sisa@seitss Bssklns nsasos. asr-
chants. ses rsanusaetsr.d On . reasonable terms
as any other sstabiishmsnf
All york done sitiis onleo VIII be done prompt
y, ana viii b ssssy Ehso promised
NASHVILLE JoURsAL co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
COMMERCIAL.


csscrsxArI. April Bpm
FLOUR rsHsfas dali SD PfSoss unsettled, =
sa9ss =. whicA are he best rates eEereA fsr
szpersns sad Kxtra
WHEAT aail II 81 Y Sc P-isss I;-.s. sa=l 81 4
tor Prime whitr.
coRS dsesfnsd - 81
EYE 81 g.
WHISKY declined 70 81 Is. szs esal4 at b
sold q the close 1t higher shAa 81 L. TA- ius-
Prsssioa that coogrsss vii tar shs sssck on Aans
shakes eossdsaee in Il.
MISUNDERSTANDING sf inuportsues done
800 Ihs Light Bulk saoass-r. ssii at ieise
Heavy are arm at losse; Hams arm At Is.sise
Scr PLATA sd Sugsr-eared-
GROCERIES anehsnged. ss-ar hrm Crees
dali.
GOLD declined 10 s4ass, Ani SILVER 10 Ga
"a EXCHANGE steady
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20

wuD RuNoRs-Tbe city was filled
with extrayagant rumors last night to
the effect that Henderson, twelve miles
below us, was occupied by from 200 to
500 rebels, and that courier had ar
rived here with the information to the
military authorities,
We conyersed with Mr.. Saml Catlei,
City Marshal Of Henderson, who LETT
that place at o clock yesterday even.
ing, and up to that time there were no
signs Of rebels being in the neighbor,
hoodk
Ifill not, however, be unwise to be
vigtlent and ready, for there is no ques
tisn that bands of guerrillss and thieves
ere prowhng through the border counties
Of Kentucky.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
Dyspepsia,

And ~ sftspdsBt train sf Eymgtoras, Il tsnsrs
iks charm than medicine. There l. nofhfn.
il the ranzs % The Hsieris Medloa that fsr -.
meat tlesr eomparison With Il In fhts dfssas.
5sii eeeSunt % this wonderful plant u,ey =.
~ pages 1857 aud i1ss
ssfies 81 experiments IN watch DE-. Bail Ia.
De-n isf ysefs engaged, has fast bees bronahf 10
Asnefesstsi termination, and he o. nov enabled 10
p.ef % The Puh4ie . combustion q esdron. ,rifl
eihtr approved teules, tbs whoIa t,rsserv5 n ~.
- feaiits 81 eppper-disifiisd Bourbon whfsks
ss,eh hs : eouaaeut has no sQsAl Ii The vsoTla
= ~ - tHt tuEhish t9lume q certlheatas kaf
TIE public hsFs long slnes lez.-nef ~ esfi..-ss
talhss ~ thsir tEue value. Ths safest PLAZA T. az
every one T. test for himself the sIrtae. - = ~,
nueiiefne. Give = -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
Erom Wn.hlnrtan.

WAsHIxsroS, April l9.-The Senate
Pacific Railroad Committee have author
ICED their Chairman 10 report some in
portant amendment TO she Pacific Rail-
road act Of 1852
In the Supreme Cours Kos. log and
Us, Briguardells vs Dresden, yesterday,
The Court confirmed she Judgment IN
No. l69, which vas in favor of one heir
aud referred it 70 No. a2S, which wa.
agaiuss.tae other. The result Is to Civ,
ali the land TO the two heirs
lcsmnssFoiAl's special
/ wxsH1SsToS, April ls-SenstOE Ne
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
HAIR DYE HAIR DYEn
BateheIOr's Celesratea Hair Dyl

Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye
IL tie Best ia tie World The only
Hcslniess, True, aad Reliable Dye
kRarq
This splendid Hair Dye y Rerfeet--eANnses Red
Ras'y or Grey Hair. instantly 10 = Glossy Black
OF Natural Brown, without ialuriag the Hair -
staining the skin, leaving ths Hair sell aht
Beautiful lmpart- fresh vitality. frequently
storing its pristine color, sHd rvctihez the III
Effects Of BAD Dyes. The Genuine Ia signed WILL
LIAM 4. BATCHELoR, eli ethsrs mere imi-
isti0ns. ana should ts avoided Sold by Al
prsx<ssts. &c. Faetory--ss Barclay street, y.
BATCHELoR's NEW TOILET CREAM FOR
DRESSING THE HAIR iyIeiwIy
na. Let those who have aouhsed the sxirturs
Bctt's CFpseN Brrrrss, L any such Their 10
Rad The folicw.ns Certificate fcom gentlemen vel,
kaowp N this community, and dDeb, 30 more.
Its general iutrosiaetien iase the army will save
the lives of theasanls els soldiers:
LovrsvrrtE, KY, June ID, Issa.
I Ne. the undersigned, have se-a the god eject.
produced ~ the use OF DR.. Jonx Bvtt's CFpEos
BlTtEss IN Of general debility aad prstr@tiOa
Il the system, and believe its geBsEsl ase wOuld
prevent disease and relieve much sHfsring.-
Among cur soldiers particularly would this Be the
case, especially. thesv who are exposed e miss
matte inGueaee in the southern climate.
{ MAJ. PHILIP SPEED.
Collector Int Rev, 81 Die ~.
CHAS. b. COTTON,
Collector Of the Pert q Loaisviile, Nv
col. II. DENT.
Provost alsrShal Gse1 II kea,ueks
gry u. Z. HENDERSON.
Yire prss't % Sanitary Commissian
I HARVEY. HUGHES = CO,
Publisher nelnuafat-
GEO. p. DQERNs
Prop. Louisville AnSsissr-
HuGNrS & FARkHILL.
wholssAle Dry Goods peA.sTs. Msla Stsrst
Louisville. BY.
DAVIS. GREEN co,
I Wholesale Shoe neaier, Main 81. Loutssliis
HART d MAPoTHER,
IdthexraPhers, cor. Market and Third Sts.
Loaisylliy, KY.
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Clothing Merehsrt, eer. "a and NfarketS,s
IOuisville. Ky.
CAPT. S. F. HILDREIH,
OF Steamer Major Anaefses.
= MAI. L. T. THUSToN,
psymaSter L. 5 Army.
{. II. NETCALF
COL. JESSE BAYIFS
= 4th ny. cavalry
s GEORGE u. PRENfCR
r Louisville gonrras
. See advertisement IN suothssr c..iatas
hoe iy Setd b PETER yIERLIS6
Seis Agsnt, EvszSEille. Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20

RUEAw6Y - There was an exciting
and very nearly fatal runaway of q
team on Water street Yesterday after
noon. A man wns loading wood at
Hnrta, above the city, and while he was
standing on he tongue Of his wagon, a
boy throwing at him struck one Of the
horses, which caused the team 10 start
suddenly ana throw The driver to the
ground braising him severely, aud the
wagon very nearly ran over him.
The horses ran down Water street
lo9idt sssor-bed Oh the way, until
they arrived between Locuat and Main,
where they ran over one dray and on %
another loaded with q tlgshead Of TO-
baeeo, which brought them Up standing,
with no INJURY % the horses Or the harness
except the drawing OF two rings from
the hamcs Of ono OF the horses
The foolish practice Of buys throwing
at teams aud mea driving, should cease,
as there salwags daugtr Of mischief aud
injury being done -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20

The river Is falling here-already de
eliHed about two feet
Yesterday was quite duh on the levee
he only arrival CT note being the Arma.
da and s. Patrick The former came
IN from Cairo early ia the morning with
rather a moderate trip
The St Patrick arrived from Louis.
vile lasi evening. and took small ios
ef freight from this porl, and lefi about i
o'clock for Memphis. She had eooslly
member Of passenger.
The great Taraseou viii be the resu
/ lar packet for Louisville and return To-
dar She has no superior in matehless
beauty and great speed, aud her Officers
are most elegant ar4 accommodating
gentlemen
The grand Armada viii return 10 Cairo
1t : o'clock Obs afternoon. She is very
iss., very pretty, aud very rt.ou,y, aud
Capt Iosh Throop, Fred Huston and
Mr Sorenson are three 81 The eleyescst
gentlemen alioat
The Gen Anderson vas slin AT The
landing last night, nq,withstanding she
vas represented .. having been seen on
Monday dashiag the spray from her bow.
Capt Eatehele's pretty Darling viii
De here Cor Memphis to-day, aud win be
ioaHd sapera Batcheiov ard Iohnson
her cbiei officers. arr very popular
The Big Superior j. expected here in
about week
The Gen. Anderson finished her nc.
pairs and left ut 9 o'clock last night for
CaiFoluith a gOoa rip akH
The New Aibsuy Lcagsr If Ssiurdsy
says
The s'tamr Lcyiathan aoaied iFoai.
her ways &C the yard Of Capt Ambrose
Reeders her oaaer, on Thursday last.
We would write 40 fulsome paG Of her,
nor would We aesiow unmerited praise
upon her builders She Is, A. Ear Is the
progress Of the present age Is concerned,
a. near perfect, steamboat as mans
Renins, superior Workmanship, and IN
limited OUTLAWS Of money can make her.
She Is destined to open a new era 10
steamboat building. and inangurale
nsw sfstam IN steamboat navigation
The dimensions Of the iseYiathan ~re
4. faftavea.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20

has become = household sord Throughout tks
West and Hsusb and hia Worms Tosansee. n -
sdsn yssr aftsr thsif lHtrodaotioa. sftalned /.
reputation ~ wide spsesd ~ the eantfnenf Il
syHth America. hot the crosnine eil,rs ~ AZ
hia Fenains % Il sttsined n his latest dlsesv.rs
q r~shsr eenhlaatisn. fgf hs does nos flalsa X
sAss BEN the diacovsFrr u CEbn0N Which a ia
ss.ste q TIE hittafs ngu onsresl to The pnhlfr
lhat homer belongs 70 the I1atiYe lnhabltants 81
sehtfAi Anefisa, % Nhom ifs virtues have been
An-Nh ~ Hl9rs ihaa tNp hnnafed year, Armed
VIII y, Tire Indian BIDS dshahe4 % ~ rssi des
y iaaiaris ahd handies wftheut a.ar tie nost ver
antens seffehts. II H. heiiaf with thsn, fhaf
Nifiie tnefs = brHsfh isf IN H. be1g, The Cedrsn
h.. = -
While DF. Ball y net prepared V indarss this
@AttsFngaut freienalon, he j. nevertheless aafls.
hra ffpn Thorough efaniaaffon of the evidsncs
fsiatiys 70 IL virtues, that = remedy and pre-
sentative tsr AL disssae@ arisiaa freni expoaafs
fliiisf 70 the changes ~ weafsr and climate or -
tiie missmatic innasHCes, II stands wlfissaf ~
tal and Justly dsssrFts the rspalats.yn Il - -
loox enjo5ei Ii Csntrai Amsfies and the Wesi ~.
sies. Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20

eqeRRliIAs oN rur BoapER--There
was rumor on the streets yesterday
that u squad Of gugrrilles had made
their appearances ON :ho river eightmiF@
below Henderson, supposed 10 be Ben
nett s gang
We do not know what truth there mas
be in the ruinor, but shall not be sur
prised to learn il rs true, as We are per.
suaded there is 70 he during the comine
summer \ repetition Of the scenes Of
1862
The Union men Of kentucky should
organize AID prepare to resist and punish
these predatory thieves, and the Indiana
Legion aud the Illinois militia should
be on the watch, and ir possible the ma
raaders should be bagged and then hung
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20

tet1ttat % ths AssseAft isesaisfAtl
GRAsD ENcoEE, Red River, April 6,
via Cairo. April ls.-The army. Of Gen
Banks moved forward this mosnlng to-
ward Shreveport
Accounts IRON the rebel lines say The
feeling is so bad IN T. K Smiths army
that nos more than hall Of bis men viii
fight, be being very ostenlatious and.un-
popular. The feeling among the Louis
ianians confirm this report Many hum
dreds of them are subscribing to the am
hesty Two clerks are employed max
ing out certificates Of adhesion to the
/ Union
Two ear,hwoEks were found here uish'
out guns.
All the cotton along the river has been
harmed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20

IMRaOvENDSr There has been gery
handsome Improvement made ia the OF
css Of the i. q C. Il. r. Co, corner d
Main and Water tfteets, and the whole
ensembIe % The see has been ereetly
'bsagtihed
a new arrangement Of The rooms hns
been made, aud Abe woodwork has been
Handsomely painted anil grained, and
everything wears an air Of beanty and
ueatness highly ereditabIe 10 lie good
taste Of Mrt John 4. Martin under whose
direction the changes and improvements
have been made
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
HoMF INTEREsTs.

ass. y 8 ~. wfENfTns sole suaautsctussS
ofthe anw AMgMCAN Oi;GANs with trsasols
stiaehmenl, hpisbea "a hisses diH.rsht siyles:
sickhaIY peiistsa o. Iso-e'sssa slar rasIcs u.s
Also. Ia Black Wslnnl aud Oak ior chufsbe.
reho2ia, lodges, Sc.
Abr, rmitA's uufitaiied Meiodeoas, Narrated
for ave YEARS. For aisle ~
wAREEN C0sYNGTON,
oetsi-Hfn 80, Main stTewt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
Cedron Bitters

ore fFtsi sad yoa viii nsqsr uss any eslssrs.
= y -. nes@s1aFy % pubIish long List Al dfs.
49, - snich The Cedfon Biftsrs are 4 sr.eeidr
Ia al eisezses d the stomach uOTr.
ELS LIVER Or KIDEETkr
u al .9set tons q the BRAIN DEPENu-
lA9 IROH DERAMGEMEwT on
TAE sTOMACH on BoWEIes
10 s0gIs HHEUMATIssf AND NEU-
Aha 10 FEVER AND AGUKt
" - Destined % supefesds al s5ser r,,s1fss IL
200 70 onsy cures these diseases bat Il yzEsEsTs
vine zlass fuil q tbs Blttsrs taken an kour
oelofe eHeh neal, via obvists IN iii ects u r.
most unhealthy cIinase, and acrsea a. s.ersss,
1919 y ssaihst disssss under the most trying
S~Dr. gOHN B0E1.ss PYinefpsf ONE Ffah
seaa BY PETER YIERLINc,
Us Sole A<ens. EsafEyflle Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
The VERY LATEST
TIE Lee II APH.
CONGRESSIONAL.
IITTIIIih cengree5--TIrst Session.
wAsHxsrox. April Is.

! WAsHrSGToy. April i5
! sgsArz-Sumner moved 10 take Up
the bill to repeal The Fugitive Slave Law
Davis objected
On motion Of Trim5le, the yeas aad
NAYS were called on Summers motion.
with the following result--yeas %, nays
10 The bin passed to a second read
ing.
sherman moved 10 amend By accept
ing the Act Of Feb. Is, 1895.
HoUsR-The House concurrsd ia he
Senate amendment to the House resolu-
ton SO as 70 read: That she Committee
on the Conduct Of The War inquire into
the truth Of the rumors attending the re-
eesf attack on Fort Pillow, and whether
that post could not have been sufficiently
reinforced, and report the facts as soon
as possible.
The House went into Com mittee Of
the Whole, Washbarn, of Illinois, ia the
Chair, for the consideration Of the litter
nal Tax Bill.
Stevens resolution 70 increase the du-
ties on imports 8 per cent until July LIST,
IS 10 prevent importers taking advsn-
tsge Of the time before the new Tariff
Bili Is completed 70 import large stocks
Of goods, upon which tbey viii realize
the advance and the Governnent re-
eeive nothing bat the present duty.
Brooks aud Fernando Wood spoke.
against the bill, aud Kasson 10 its favor.
The committee arose, when Garfield Of
Ohio proceeded to make good his asser-
tons BY producing letter from Judge
EeKles, Of Indiana, which cana into bis
Possession. reconlmendinga young man
10 John G Breekihridge is DESTROYS Of
entering the service Of the South in
sonie capacity. and safely recon mending
him as iaiihial man Inc writer says
the bearer Of the letter Ras formerly con
neeted With the Union army, bat became
diag6sied with IT, 1lr Garfield also pro
dueed similar letter from John G. Da-
VS., remarking that Mr. Davis wes form
erly member Of Congress from Indiana.
aud TIE predecessor Of VOORHEES,
Voorhees, replied what tie gentlemen
from Ohio. Garfield, bad produced wsre
not original letters bat what parpor.ed
10 be eepies. He e0ald saYi0 Garfield
that Nf Davis sas Que 81 the most dis
Gnguisbed men in Indiana, and peFhaps
~ that time was ring ntsoB Il bed &c sick
ness There vas nothing traiiorous
about him, He (Voorheesl might pro
aoance these letters fAlse and spurious
Garfield replied that be wished the gen
alauT Voorhees, would
Voorhees, said in reply that il @oud
NOS suit him to pursue that course.
II being anw 50, Sue lIoase took
recess aniil o. clock.
Dir Morrill, explained the measure and
spoke Ia It's favor U00
Mr. Stevens also spoke ia fasor u the
bill In the course Of his remarks be said
the Naiiona1 Banks must take the place
Of the State Banks, as they could not Co
exist, Hsd expressed himself In favor Of
q tar on the ssles Of gold aud sterling
exchange IS q souFs> Of revenue.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20

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