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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
Col. Cyrus n. Allen and Hon. VIM.
e. NihlRok.

Candidates fsr Congress IN this District, viii ad
dress tbs people Of Spencer at the following places
aud times, ts-wit.
Gfandvisw, Oct. 90, At1Fn
NewtonEila, Oct. 50, a. ,. -.
MaxYtte. Oct Hth, at Pm
New BOSTON, Oct 9TH. as9F.a.
Fulda. Oct. 9TH, At F.H
santa re, Oct. 9th. st IN
Elizabeth, Oct. 9Th, at r.a
Gautryv1le, Oct 9Th, atTF.a.
Nenterviils, Oct. Tth, At ~
Eureka, oct 18th, att
R0ckport, Oct. sth, a. TF.n.
All parties are invited 10 attend. Speaking will
commence precisely at the hour named.
sepga0-d&wtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
sUNDRIES.
REAL ESTATE.
Valuable Property at Priv.
vafe Sale.

vate Sale.
Thres GOD hoEses At Juieslsa q Ana ses Div.
sisn ttFaets
Tuo-sfory FFzzse % Lest street.
Brick HSuss On sycamoss, between laird and
Fourth streets.
Two larKs Hoses on Diyiszsa street
Thrss Houses o. Fodrth street
Coed Brtck House IN bioek s., Lamase8
Dguois Frzzs On sIxth, bstNssa Division aud
InEie stFssts-
TsO lArEz Hcassa on Mzlns eppesits Dspot.
Large Eouse 81 sevenrh, above Mafn-fg rooms
HoHss On - 81 abOrs Dr. Gais's
Good Dosbie tensms1t in Grsekssflis-7 roolss.
TEo lArze Hsszss iusf cat u ne Corporation.
slx g q FATiss mar EFa1sviils.
TO nice Basl4ing L0tz, unimproysd-
l05< acres a. the salt Well
y acrss tails eide Oak Hill Csn1stery-
~ acrse nsar the Hsuderson Ferry.
- scr-s IL Pussy corbty. vest q NJ. vernon
100 acres Il - srrick cogEfy-
A splendid sssldsDos a. BeensIIiss sith - seIss
aftschss--0zs Of the hsadsomess - The e9antf ,
Tbs esty property siIi ssii % Is@soa~iis
terms.
a, ALFAH JOHNSON.
.aotfS ks4i Estate 4 ssnt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
Major Brown,

OF the esth Ind. NsAA. viii address the people al
the following PLACES and times
owenAviile. Friday. Esd last, at o'oieck ,. =.
Fort Branch, Saturday. Gath inst, AZ rs
VIII Union men Ia tn, respective localities
cut, everybody
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

~ Nat Usher, Esq. was unavoida-
bly, prevented from filling his appoint.
ments at Cynthiana, Posey county. and
Esau Newmsn's, Vandsrburgh county.
ON Wednesday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
Church Property for Sale.

FlHR TRUSTEES OF THE LOCUST STREET
I Methodist church ofer for sale their cid
Church on Leeast street. between Second and
Third, at a bargain.
rRsaiire Of ASA tGkAkH AIT.
Aar2t-tf Third street
:. 1NK RRsl DENCR FOR SALE. The SPLEEN
Z did rssiaeuce and grounds Of the late H P. Cas-
sell cry, hnsly located in the fmmsdAats vicinity
"a Mt. Vernon. Indiana, ore offered to purchasers
ST private sa4e. The grounds contain about seven
Eefes ana the premises are In complese repair.
Persons desireus Of purchasing one of the hand
oRiest places in southern IndiaRa are referred to
=, NJ. SPENCER, Ksq., Mt. Vernon, o.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

Bully FOB 0REGoS.-George z. vii.
liams, unconditional Union Democrat,
was elected United States Senator, By
the Legislature Of Oregon, on the 18th
inst he is native OF Massachusetts,
and was formerly Judge Of the Iowa Su-
preme Court.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

Rr A Union mass meeting Of giant
proportions win be held at Francisco,
Gibson county, on Tuesday Sept 9th
Col Fletcher and Capt Reavis viii be
the speakers.
There will also De big mass meeting st
MEilershnrgh, Warriekcounty, on Friday,
tks sob inst }1I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
Col. Allen and Jndee Niblaek

JUL AAANA "HN /" HN Q ~ AWA@WE@f
The union aud Democratic aominess Cor congtesa,
let District will address the people at the follow
ing places aud times;
George Cats. Knox county. Friday, sept. aai,
at IN
Washington, Davies equity, saturday, sept.
Gath, at lr.n.
vlncebuss, Knox eonaty. Saturday, sept. cath,
att n.
Petsrsbargh, Pike county, Monday. Sept. 2esh,
at II PN.
wlnslow, pihs county, Wednesday, September
1sth, at F.s.
Nashville. Knox county, Thursday. September
2ath, at 2. n. aepi2-d&wtd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

sS- The County Union candidates 60
to-day to Armstrong CROSSROADS, where
they hold meeting this evening.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
Gle u ally duarnaI.
Prof. Madison Evans.

Contingent Eector for the Stats at large, will ad
dress his kllow.citizens At the following phases
and TIMES:
Rockp5rt, Spencer Co, Monday, Oct 3, ct I ,. \.
Boe1vills, Warriek Co., Tuesday, Oct. 4th, a
Pm.
TsylorsvfIls, warriek c., Wednesday, Oct. 5th,
at ,. n.
sewburgh, warriek Co., Thursday, Oct. 9Th, a
Pm
Evansville, TssdsrburEh Co.. Tbursdsy, Oct
9th, at Pm.
Sullivan, Sullivan Co., Friday, Oct. 7, at ,. \
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
FIRE LIMITS.

NOTICE " ksrshy given that / will auplv 70
N the City oonnoil 20 hui = Frame Dwefiips
House, two story, Is by q test, on Lot No :,
Upper Enlargement,
sept y Nv ". ~. ALTMAN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

pG- A grand dinner to the soldiers is
to be given to-day at Boonv;lle st P. "
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

EIoHfu wAED MEgTIEG.-Ths Union
Rally in the Eighth Ward vas well at
tended last night Two or three hum
dred voters gathered together 10 hear
from the candidates and ascertain how
the stood on they prominent questions Of
the day. The Crescent City Band, I'M
der the leadership Of Mr.. Baker, fur.
nished the crowd with some excellent
music, and the best feeling prevailed.
Speeches we're made by Msssrs Tom
hemslt IN German and Hynes in Eng
lish. Both addresses we're listened to
with marked attention and interest, and
we're frequently interrupted By applause
Our duties called as away before Major
Hynes was through. We left satisfied
that good was being doAe for the cause
S0There viii be Union meeting at
Coliinss School House, knight town
ship, this county, to-day (Fnday) st
P n Nat Usher, Esq, will speak.
Maj cravens, who was advertised 10
make a tour with him through Pssey and
Vanderbargh counties, has been ana
eoidably prevented from coming down.
His place will be flled By some speaker
from this city.
The appointment Of Messrs CrAvens
and Usher for this evening in this place,
is wishdrswn. Mr.. Usher is expected to
address the multitude at the grand in
ssgurstiOn Of the Union Wigwsm on
Saturday evening.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

See First and FOarth pages for ina !.
portant reading matter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
DRY GOODS.

Fall Clocks and shawls.
I'VE HAVE Jusr ngceivED A LAaGE
w stock n Fall Eyie - rloaks ard Ehawis, in
graf varsity, g riiicH cali ths sttsntlon u
ibs Whtlssaie aaa retail trade.
sCBAPKER BussfNo.
keW stafs-Eo's ~ AID -. Main "a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

LOT, WE'LL SITUATED IN DESIRABLE
~ part Of the city. one hundred by one HUNDRED
and ninety-sight beet New cottage hame house
oistera, &c. Apply to DIR. GRAHAM,
Walkers Rev, Third St, bet sycamore and Vine
an r3f-tf Evaasviile, Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
A BIEst from the Freeman's Journal.

A BIEst from the Freeman's Journal.
The FreemGs's Journal is out very
severely on Gen. Mcclellan. Il is evi-
dent that it win not give him hearty
support Taken ali in al, the Chicago
nominee is having hard road to travel
The FresnaaS's Journal SAYS;
Mcclellan tAIks Of kis recsrdl Mon
ktroas insult 70 the Democracy His
record includes some Of the vilest acts
of Lincoln's despotisn- Il includes ar
bisrary arrestA II includes coercion oil
States. Il includes impris0ning Judge
Merrick, Judge Of the FEDERAL Courts,
for doing what be Was boaad 70 do--issa,
ing q writ Of habeas eorpaEs- The dana
ing record stands, record Of the Cir
cult Court Of the District Of Columbia.
Gen Mcclellan appeals TO this record
On il, every freeman, with one spark Of
manhood, must condemn him.
Mcclellan on his record We argue
not-we -dsaonncs. and We resist "OH
his record he i more dangerous 70 the
liberties Of the country than Lincoln isl
We spurn his record We 6ozt his
record he is no Democrat Is hAz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
FOR sAIG.

A FINE RESIDENCE sE FIRST STREET.
"A containing seven rooBs, with = good bass
ment under the Whole building, Situated one
square above The Sherwood House. Possession
given Immediately.
Also, double franc tenement In LamAseo cor.
ner Clark and Fourth streets, and cottage con
tanning eight rooms, In the suburbs Apply to
sef2S JOHN GREEK
I'm TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 27th. AT .
~ o'clock At the residence ef VIVA. Hubbell, on
tire corner Of first and Walnut streets, will
oIsr for sale ..complste assortment Of Household
Furniture, &c, for cash on sale.
sepe3-4 td H. NILSSON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
Por CoHgress, FTra Disfrlet.
COL. CYRUS III. ALLEN,
OF Knox County.
Election, Tuesday October II, 1861
Union State Ticket.
Election, Tuesday October II, 1891

NSF NtbsfHaNg
OLIVER P. MORTON,
o. WAITE.
For Lfsut. Governor,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
or yAHDEnsUasH.
For Secretary Of stats,
HELsOh TRUsLER, Of Eaystts.
Pov Aadaor ef state,
THOMAS b. MoCABTY, Of Wabash.
For 7fsaHgsr Of 6tais,
JeHH I. MORRISON, % Washington.
For laornev- General,
DELAHA y. WILLIAMSON, Of Putnam
For Clsyk Of Ne saprslas Court,
GEN. LAZARUS NOBLE, fKnox.
For Reportsr Of sssprssas Court.
col. BENJAMIN HARRISON, Of Marion.
For SaDFems Judges,
let Distriet-JAMEB y. FRAZER, 0fKosoinsko
~ Diatrct-JEHU r. ELLIOTr, o. Henry.
"a District-CHARJE8 A. RAY, Of Marion.
stu Distrlct-ROB'f o. GREGORY Tippeeabos
Far sspersaleadeHi If Pablo fastlsofiom,
PROV. aEORGE ". Ness, Of Marion.
Zoe Common Pleas Judge.
WILLIAM 2. EDsON, Of Posey.
For Cofagaon Pleas 1aorHeB.
ROBERT a. HILL, Of YaBderburgh.
For Joint Representative.
JAMES y. wELBOHE, o. Poaey.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
GUNs--PIsToLs.
REWARD.

800 Reward-
WILL PAT TIKI ABOVE REWARD F0R
4 fbe detection % fhsdirfy rshsl Who bilsles hsm
ssif 10 uafll4tiAg tie hAzd.kllis posisd about
fesn caiiiEg fsF recruits - fhs sz1 Ind Ret
sspisti o.H kLEEs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
WANTED.

A MAN WITH A CAPITAL OF NOT LES5
n than 5000, 20 so In partnership in Wooden
Factory. Enquire Al this ofiee. sepso-2w
A LADY TRAoHnR, FULLY COMPETENT
n 90 take charge OF a s. leot Female school, 20,
exceeding twenty pupils, at Golconda, Ills Apply
To WESLEY SLOAN, or
JOHN GILBERT,
sept GOlconda, Ills.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
Lamps and Lamp Stock.

an boz Afs0HTKD LAMPS, $50 nOz Az
Gtt sorted ChininfyH sb sraas wieka aiot.-s
Bufnsts. LaQtsrus. tcs, for sale b uhoioaais %
retail. a. FfCKEHr bios
Ia4 nain strars
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE:


DY ORDER OF rnE COURT OF COMMON
ID FisAs % tte Coaufy - NaHdofhurxh and
state Of tndana, etii sell ~ private sale Lot No
!. in Wa. Bate snb division % Lots Nos ~ and
aRs the eFigaai iaB 81 tlae cts II Esansgliie
beiug tWentk nFs faef ffqnt - ninety feet deep,
and situafsd % Vine sifset. tstwesn Sscaud aud
IhtFd stfssis tie property q ths heirs q Walter
balsteh, 1sfma s--uHs=half cash. and asr halt
10 twelve nssuihs, With interest, etc.
JE0. y. CHANDLER,
erpA Commissioner
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
Fruit Farm for Sale.

VXTIsHING TO GIv2 MY UNDIVIDED
w attention. b merchandising, now eaer for
sale my farm In Centre township, 81 miles from
kvauaville--a pleasant and healthy location. IL
contains 50 acres, sixty Of vhleh under eulfi.
walton; the rest 10 well timbered. There are
about 1000 fuit tres, comprising choice varieties
Of Apples, Pesehes, Cherries, Pears, Piums, ouin-
css, Aprlcote, &C.
The dwelling and out-heuses are large, coaVe-
nient, and in Soca repair.
SaitAele city property taken IN part payment.
Long time given II required. For particulars
apply At the store Of vickery BgSs., No, la2 MAia
street. tsep2vl SAINT YtCKERY.
HouSE AND LOT ON FULTON AVENUE,
i near water street, LsmAsoo The house con-
ssins six rooms, kitchen, and xooA cellar, with
hne ogt.h0uses
house, containing four roonAs and Kitchen.
Lset street. Lamasco.
l double frame house, containing thirteen
rooms, en- Walnat street. near Third
Two ten acre tracts cf land near the ef.s, ts,,s.
Enquire OF RUDOLPH KEaR
Real Relate Agent
enios IN Halls BiooR. opposite the Crescent Citx
Bank. seplB-im
A LOT, WE'LL SITUATED IN A DESIRABLE
~ Rsrt Of the city, one hundred BY one HUNDRED
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS


For Coroner.
Please annsanes JOHN nIsCHMAN, an old
eitlzsa Of this coanty, candidate for the office
Of Coroner at the eusuing 0ots Der eleotion.
For Common PleIts Judge.
We are authorized to Anheanoe WILLIAM =.
EDISON, fAs. Vernon, as a candidate for Judge
Of the Court Of Common Pleas, Ia this District.
For County Surveyor.
JAMES D. SAUNDERS will be candidate for
County Surveyor at the ensuing October election,
an qualifications alone.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
Hoop Skirts and Balmoral
81 * III Ew -

TIVE BEST MAKES or HOOP AsD BAL.
4 mofal skirts, ahd tie eheaIest, fgf The kind
can b. hal az the utW afsfs o.
sOHApgER BUSTING
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
GROCERIES.
Gatos, mafohus !

Extra Family Flour and Corn Meal.
81 Bells EXTRA fLous-w Afranssi.
III "a bags do do do
- taesdo DO DO e. ssarr
aad fsf saia y YICKERr BROS
ss2h ~ Mara sifeef
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

nuRfSG TuE CAMPAIGN We WILL
IL have o. hand Tiags u al kinds. worth from
oena 10 SIC Collars s=sa. Also, The Bunfing
sof makiag flags
sCuApKRR a BussTEG.
Nse Store. Nsin strist. sspif
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
DRY GOODS.

=. -s'sHs..-..--.v. va'sirr- assssr'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
Dress Goods.
Campaign Flags.

TN p pEsr ASSORTMENT OF DRESS
i Goods q II fund "a fhs city Il nos a. fis
Aer Hforu q scHAPkEn 4 BrssINe.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
Fail Millinery.

4 LARGE STOCK or INV KINDS or FALL
u. Military ~ every aeseffption Just recsigod
and for sale cheap, a. whoieaaio aud retail.
tfsfaFnsd 10 6fsaf i the sst style 81 ssi8rt natlcs
- ne Mammoth Nev stsra II
sCHAFEEH BUFsTEc,
f7ana - Main street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

ees IN Halls Bloch. opposite the ', cTe.es sSaS q,
Bank. septgtr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-30
A singular Case.
General Orders, NO. 30.
HEADQUARTERS - REonIENr,
nnkohose Ok 1914 e

A gentleman in one of our suburban
cities raised company two or three
year since for one of our regiments and
departed for the battlefield, leaving be-
hind young wife. A few months after
wards the lady gave birth to child, and
subsequently the name Of her husband
appeared among those killed in one of the
battles fought by the Potomac army. A
body, said to be that of her husband was
sent to her and the remains were inferred,
she believing all the time that she was bu-
rying her husband The lady remained
single about a year, then removing her
mourning, was married again, and now
has child by the second husband. A few
weeks ago the wife was somewhat supris-
ed at reading the name Of her first hus-
, band in q list of Massachusetts, soldiers
who had recently been released from 9
rebel prison, he having arrived at Annap'
oils, Md. She now has two living hus'
bands, and children by both.-Bosto'
| Hr1peHer. -if f.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-30

mayor; tho came who oontrivsd 10 send
10 Ira Harris, q though be had received .
hind, sympsthiins letter from Harris, when
b had not, % make tho public believe hs
had-hs leading this matter-proposed to
hold . meeting to fix up these things for
General Fremont. These "dear " kind
friends were to do It. 1t was very like
the Emperor Of Russia, who, few years
ago, q you viii remember, invited Eng
land and France to meet together and
consider the subject of Turkey with tho
idea that they should make . dinner out
Of it for themselves, and they took it
pretty nearly all. And this genius Of q
man who was once worth $4,000, 900
and more, will come here in court and
show you that it has, in these various
ways, been stripped away from him, and
that he hss but little left. Ihave nothing
to say to you about the right of the thing.
It viii be left for you to say whether it Is
right or wrong.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-30

I maae e.aeelon Of % incurabay vou,Aa, ,r.>v
onau % satisfied. have patientIv horns =;
that L y most fearful to b3ar. 49, 49,. 81
tremblod. Ny death, now that nv irrocencs
has been e.tablished, can give rise 70 no snister
tntefpretafions. Forgive me, then! Would
misnt nsHs snksn ne pardon Of al Of you With
well! Farewell beloved brothersl Faithfoj
friends. farewell! Nay you find strength To
bear this news and not be crushed by IL Pre-.
serve yourselves, dear parents, for nv broth.
en-, Who 20 much need you,
And remember With love your frs-...
Nov. IA, 1854, noon.-I have lust reached
Bulle; and add few Utmost, adsexr to nv let
TER. We have judged 1t best to win this one
DAY more for happiness ere we part The spot
which shal mark our last step you will know
OF only BY the postmark. have our letter
ready. Farewell! From the bottom Of my
heart, farewell! Forgive-forgive tho mn
Loasmae-We hsye reached Laus.nne and
are on our way to Geneva, our Last station. We
shau leave the world In this way: We will take
walk. and getting into boat, will row ont
upon the lake and cast ourselves In. Perhaps
We may do this at particular point known 10
Us, were the Lake Is particularly deep, that our
bodies may not BE- found. This seems to us
tho best course. Farewell, all whom love!
These shall be my last words. Keep q loving
memosy OF us and forgive Us! 4. Il =
On her part the faithful Flora left the
following letter: 9..aG $3.50. rs ,etqs.,
To ~ sey dear fasber-is-to and sso&Se-.ss1ou.
l thank you, thank you with my whole soul
Tor al your kindness to me for all the love
you nave SHOWN to me. poor forsaken child.
Probably can never repay you. for have re.
solved TO leave this world with Hermann. The
happiness have known with him Is worth
whole ms To- <f
Forgive the suffering my poor parents drew
down upon you; forgive them. for the love of
me Who would 90 gladly have compensated
yon Tor every bitter hour with a double love,
and double reverence; now I never can!
Farewell. my dear old parents,
God, the almighty and all merciful in whom
We all believe, will never forget you, and viii
reward you for all.
ts... Your grateful daughter.
The aiius;on made to Hermann DemmeS
letter to their project OF SO drowning
themselves that their bodies might not be
found, led the friends of this unfortunate
pair for few days to hope that they
might have really left the country forever,
and that the story OF their suicide might
have been but blind to separate them
from their cruel and troubled past in Swift
zerlaud. The reader of Lord Byron's let
ters will remember a somewhat similar in
eident recorded by him in connection With
this same beautiful Lake of Geneva.
Bot shortly after the publication of the
letters above given, the dead bodies Of
the hspless writer's were drawn from the
lake in the immediate neighborhood of the
little village of Ouchy, and the ghosts OF
Flora and Hermann will wander hence
forth with the spirits Of Julie and St.
Prenx in the solemn shadow of the Alps.
Of Savoy, about the lovely and legendary
shores Of Lake Leman.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-30

& On Thursday there was q serious dis
aster on the Nashville and Louisville Rail-
road, between Gave City and Bowling
Green Guerillas bad ltorn up q rail, and
the passenger train from Nashville came
rushing on, and was thrown down q high
embankment. Three persons we're in
stsntly. killed, seven MORALLY injured, and
sixty-eight slightly. Major Stevenson, q
Paymaster f0m Indiana, was seriously
iAiared. .s...., '~-'---- -..a--'-''
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-30
YHR ST. ALBANS CASE,
Session OF the Canadian Cabinet--
DeeisfOn of Judge CoursoE-..Move-
nnents OF the Raiders.

AoErE1AL, Saturday, Dec. 17.-Mr.
Pbtterfield, agent of the Confederate Gov
eminent, and now custodian of the money
taken by the St. Adams raiders, is to be
examined, and it is probable that the
money taken by the raiders will be given
up to the proper authorities.
QUHBEo, Dec. 15.-The cabinet had
long session to-day, and it is understood
that the members unanimously denounced
the act of Judge Ooursol diseharging the
st. Adams raiders. The pretense was
that the Canadian extradition act of 1881
was not in fierce, because it had not been
assented to by the queen in council If
the judge had inquired Of the government,
he would have found thaS her msjesty
had specially assented to that act. He
made an assertion against the validity Of
the act Of the Canadian legislature with.
out proof 1t turns ont that his assump-
ton was false.
The Attorney General, il is understood,
advised the issue of new warrants on the
same night by the Judge of the Superior
Court of Montreal, for the re-arrest of the
raiders, some of whom have gone east to
Halifax and some wess. Officers are Cd.
their track, and they cannot escape if they
remain in Canada.
The Canadian Government has no legal
right to act directly, as the courts have in
dependent jurisdiction If the Judges re-
fuse to do their duty or act corruptly, they
may b. suspended, or, 10 some cases, dis
miss. 1t is probable that Conrsol viii be
dismissed.
Parliament, which usually meets in Feb
ruary, will be summoned to assemble in the
middle Of January, when laws viii be
passed to meet the urgency of the great
change Of public feeling toward the Con-
faderate., since they have shown an in
tsntion OF enbroiling the two countries
In war:
OFFICIAL CHAEGES AGAINST CHIEF OF POLLOK
LAMOTHE.
In the City Council of Montreal, Coun-
cillor DEvLIN has preferred the following
charges against Chief of Police LAMorHs,
which are being investigated by q COM
I mittee:
| Councillor David moved an amendment to
| appoint special committee to investigate the
charges, to consist of Aldermen Gorrie, Grein-
| er, Bulmer and Contant, and Councillors La
moureux, Higginson and McGauvran. This
| motion was subsequently Withdrawn. on con-
| dition that Councillor Devlin submit his charg-
es in writing, whereupon Councillor Devlin
submitted the following charges
The undersigned Councillor charges Gull
laume Lamothe, Esq, Chief of Police, with
having on the thirteenth day Of December, at
the city of Montreal, without authority and
by design. dispossessed himself of o large
sum of stolen money amounting to between
eighty and ninety thousand dollars, which wax
placed In his hands for safe-keepiug to awai,
the result of legal Investigation; which sum
} of money the Chief Of Police, it is further
charged, delivered to some person or persons
not the legitimate owners of the came and K
the great loss and damage Of the persons from
whom the same sum of money was stolen.
, ,fs- 'fir9 ,o3.iy OIL ans. H. DEVLIN.