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Napoleon, Aa4iMIllaH aud a EurOpean
Congress.

fPsiis oorresp' denee q Liverpool Ioufual, sepi 3
The Emperor Napoleon, it is easy to see.
hiss been clever enough % perceive that the
fall of the secession can only bring the Mex
ican empire TO an end. lie therefore only
wanted pretsxt to get out Of the fix and
The news goes round Paris that President
Johnson has been his Fight hand in cor sent
ing to the meeting Of a congress- about
American affairs, The American republic
is OF an easier disposition than the EUropesn
monarehios, and Napoleon hss at last found
q corner Of the world where his diplomats
will meet those Of a great nation. livery
thing, it is hoped, will be settled TO the sat-
isfaqti-n Of en- parties except at Aatl-
milan, it is useless % say. At the sane
time Napoleon, true 20 his double game, If
Strengthening up the more 20, ms a'lisnees
in Europe for the purpose Of being qk.te
ready, in case Of unforeseen eyentltalities or
the other side Of the Atlantic and IN teat
one may, perhAPs, fnd the eEP EPlanlati9n n q
the friendly mesting d the English and
French aeets. and Of the peaoe.Hl esnnonsde
80 courtsously sxehsngei. There no douot
exists in this the possibility o. a com moihea
actiou. The suceess 81 the conference ~
Ga,tein might be a metiYe isT AtibEing The
good viii recently cousecraied by British
gans aud goYerunlelt-
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p J. KAUFMAl

4 e. IA 81 NAN
We are authorized % anaouuce n2. =. A. HAR-
BERT as saadidate Cor eoaneiln.ns Ia ths osa
Ward.
We are authorized 20 snnouuco j. II. RUST a. 4
cEnddsie ior COuDciliuan nom the Seventh Ward.
EuE2- tde
We are auihoriEeii % announen CHARLES ROB
EkIseN - a candidate for Ceuncilman fcom ths
First Ward. Slecton last saturday n sspteuiher
We are author 1ssi 90 snuuuuCe JA9 n hkiEN,
Esq., as acandida.a iar Culnalfnan fiuu the thIrd
ward. 81 cton lasi aafsraAY 10 September.
We are sufh0uzed 20 snuounce iass laEsntra
as = candidate or Alderman Ia the EIghih WaFd
Elect on last saiar,lar 10 September sp3t
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Tur Oos1xe Ha7.-A recent ngmher Of
ealgnaniis Messenger, published in Paris,
contains the following exirsordinAFy sn-
nouneeineHt
ons 81 the principal sat lea.efs Of Paris
has oririnated new style oi covering Tor
r. baad for gentlemen, which promises 70
s,nnlsnt the ordinary beaver hat in eli fash-
- siie circles. The bcafer hat, in fact, hss
sI,,t-Insd nearly al tha poaai bic trsnaulOg-
r'scations of foTm that art can suggest, and
botb reaple and makers have grown weary
AZ h The new cAaPcr1i combinfs the isrU
a. 4 ttrAa1.s shake, grd hsliuet, adYane-
h - s,ns erably Beyond the Rad IN ireRt,
.n3 slepinr dewn at the back part. The
nsat.riats used are Hiik, euameled pEpsr,
prepared hy pecpllar proves snd 3 very
hIrrsr riii baIii. u has peculiar method
of veutilation, aud j. altogether d a very
isuntv and semi- military appearance. We
anasfstsud thai large orders have been re-
N.ivea from Haden hadens FersMlles and
I 80 sarx An imvoiea vas sent - dealsr
In london. who exhibited one for q few days
| n h. ,hap window, but hualiy wrote back
/ thas 4 vas ussless % Try 70 introduce them
there until they hscame thoroughly fash
| sonable IN Franos, a. uobody could Be foaAd
| ha,a eno,rh b D. ne drss % wear such 2
sinrular hss. There j. nc dcahi, haweFpIi
I baf that il ahaEt uue taia style vii be
EziEe7sally aaqPifas r
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In Dyspepsia,

and It's sitendant train Of aYmptoms, Il sets more
LIKE A CHARM than med clne. There is moth
ing in the whole range OF Aaieria Medica that can
for monent heeT comparison with It in this dis
aeee.
A fin accom- Of this wonderful plsnt may be
buod IN The lith edit on OF the Z. s. DispensRtoTy,
pages 1897 ani l3Ss
series Of experiments in winch Dr. Bull has
h0en ior ycRra ehgaged, hss luai teen brought TO
suceeEsiul teTIniEalon, and be is noW enabled 20
oder TO the public q coutsnGton OF CEDkON with
other approved tonca, the whole preserved ia the
best quality q copper distilled Bourhnn Whisky,
which he is cou6dart has no equal in ihe world.
he might furnish volume OF certificates, but the
public have long since learned 20 estimate such
things BY their truo value The Faiept plsn Is Tor
every one % test for himself the yirtuss Of q neW
meicnG.
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IN Tnsasa4 niani tas Iata iust = l1oid - sd
! ~ hsna.f - edl4 tasas a - aaEfsfea q a
/ - Irifara1 n s. lne ana9f 80 - hnsr.I -
aafiea 4 ls4 zi lAis olaas. aAr
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SPECIAL NOTICES
MUxEIPM ELECFox



Waare sutAor1si % annouoee ,. q. HuR'F sss
ssaaiaaie iar Msyos a uie easlias Maacipai slsc.
hon.
We are sulhorzed 10 snncunco JOHN HuGH
SMlFH a. csudillsts sor the cflise oi MzroF ol
NAshvile, q the coming elecfon--lasl saiuIdsg Ia
September neat
We are authorised 10 announce Capt, WILLIAM
DRIVER as casdliale lor she ofice o. Nayar Of
Nashville, a. The coming elecuoar-issi saiugaay 10
September nexf. ly1 thet
We sre su,houued 70 anaounce ABRAM MY8Rs
As candidate ior Mayor q lle eas1ins eieoiloa-
iys0-ide
We are authorised 10 announce " MATT
hAoNN ~ eaadidale Coz AsyoE, as the ensuing
MunIcpal Eiecnoa. iy9
We are aataodsed tasnnounee Or. r. & WOOD
WARD A. . sndldste ios Maycr, his acceptaace
10 a eail having heen puaasaet sagi-tao
We are authorized 20 aauoaacs Cast JOHN
DASHiEl.A e. a candIdste ier Mayor a. the ensu-
ng Municipal election. sugf-ids
We arr auihe7i-ed to snacunceW J. ssrsuuns a.
a caadidate ior Mayor sf ne ensuing municnsl
eleeilon. seqz--td
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We are authorized 10 aanouuce na. x. RuSsEI.E
a. a casdtdste for Aldernan a the EaiFd Ward
Eiecaou lat saturday in seeteuiher. au1l-td
We are auihon1ei 10 snuousce GEORsE s.
klNNEl As = candidate ior Aiderulsn, IN ne
81 end Ward. lv.etd
We sre authsuzcd 70 annouuce JAMES SLOAN
a. q candidate ior AljermNn n he Third Wart, AZ
TIE neEt elecioh. iy1l-ida
We are authorized 90 announce ROBERT
THoMPsoN a. scsnahdass ior Alderman IN the
Fret Ward. Elecfon lssi saiur,iay n september.
Aug Sih-tae.
JOHN n. ALMOND isu csndsiaie or Ceuncii-
msn ia the Third WazA kieccon On ne last sac
urdsy n September, td
We are auihorzed 10 annouuce Use. W. haaar A.
candidate iof CouncilUau 90 represc1t the Fourth
Nards af ne ensuing uunic lai eleeaoh.
WE are authorised % aanoance, for the
Ffnh WarI
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THE
Ferris Female Institute,
NO. 1875 Madison Avenue.
CORNER OF THIRTY SECOND STREET,
NEW YORK.

Rzv, Isaac FERRts, ID, L. L. d ,....-. President
NRs. M. s. PAKks. Mss C. Z. FERKIs, Principals
snd Propriet0Fs.
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Commission and Forwarding.
NEWS DEALEH 8, arc.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS..
TTNNRRs, &e.

rrTusON. J. w. A oo.-Manufacturers and
w wholesale and Retail Dealers Ia Tia, Copper
cad Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods. No. II
Oeiiegs street.
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VOL. ".
CITY DIRECTORY.
AEeaas Of Insuranoe cOmPaRIea.

O,AREY A skITH, Fos. 50 and g Union street,
I , fup etairS) represent the following Companies
ans n Hartford, Security, Manhattan, heiropoh-
- Phoenix and Knickerbocker Life o. New York,
and Accident Of ColumDus, Ohio
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-26

No mans name Is more intimately connected
with the history Of MATERiA MEDiCA Of the
United States, or more iavoFably known a. Pl0-
neer 10 Medical Discovery. than that Of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-15
4llotrls.
PHILLIPS HOUSE.
PHGNIX HOUSE. "'..
Third street, Dayton ObIs,
A. SPANG, Agent. aHa g.

yINHIa hotel has recently beon opened, andi pre-
L pared to accomo late travellers and tho public
generally In tho bsst style. m2odlm
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EMPLOYMENT
Returned soldiers and all Others.
AGENTS WANTED.
arcas sale OF Joweiry ana sIverwaTo
The Arrandale Great Giit Distribu-
ttnu
ton.

Our Agents are making from Five TO Thirty Dollafa
per day, and We still need more late inVoiees nom
Europa have aWolled our stock 20 over one Million
Dolarp, splendid assortment OF Watches, hngs,
IadiAa' a I'd denuemens Jswery OF All knds, o. thn
moat fash Onabio patterna, selling al VI each send
70 oenA lof certificate and see what you arc enht
10 OF sand ; cent stamp for our torms 70 Agents,
nmAI ARRARDALk A CO.,
noyldavsW No. igT ProadWay, New York.
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RHUBARR WINE.

DHUBARB WINE Of supsno. quality viii be COO
IL stAnliy kept on hand f0r Medical and sacra
'sl Also Wine PlSnis iof sAls by q.
sepl2dGm ", J. SHELDON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-15
NEW GOODS 4! NEW STYLES !! (!
HENRY MILLER,
MERCHANT TAILOR !

XKTOULD beg leave to inform HIS iormef customers
w and the public ln general that ne has Ieopen-
cd hIa Merchant TRllar Establishment ~ ulN hrN
room In HuatoA Building, No. w Third street, one
door east OF Jefferson street His goods are OF me
nnest and best in the market He calls your a'e''o"
10 his st su. t,r
Fr.nch CIoth, Heavier end CassInisre,
which cannot ba surpassed for taste quality. rnia
gnnda ,~ll ha made p In the Atos4 and best style,
and warranted TO nt. fGill Assortmsnt OF 0en.s
Furnishing Goods ayays on hand hAsgn SspstH e,,',
latest siyleof Hatvfu fNH "a
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
tov ,hoas ,,ho oaanot wait to have clothing made TO
order An ask 10 to give mo a trial, Ind win 10
oil 10 give satisfaction, ,ax ,.tttua
1sooR 'dSrp ,grn .ri. Ua AhNH's "ii'it'-',;i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-15

7 Rents have gone up ieArfully in Nashville
Tennessee. HouSes formerly let for three and
four hundred dollars have increased 70 as
many Thousands. Dwellings OF every kind,
which eau be purchased at roasonable rates,
bring the most exorbitAnt rents, Store-housss
on the principal streets rival the prices paid
ON Broadway, New York and Chestnut street,
Philadelphia. On the other hand, we notice
that rents in Richmond have gone down as
RAPIDLY "a they rose Az an instance, u Is
mentioned that the rent Of the Spottswood
House has been reduced from $4,000 to sS,-
900. a usl.I.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17
Gkt RatIu aunuhaI.
PUBLISHED By
JAMEs A. ncEEELT.
". NJ. THAYER.
JA0. a mcHEELT.
UEpza THz TFaM OT TBE
Evansville Journal Company.
journal Buildings
LOCUST STREET,
BETWEEN FIRsT AID WATER.
The gnotted Feyey.

We learn from our exchanges that this
virulent disease is making frightful ray
ages IN many parts Of the State At a
little place called Palestine, about ff-
teen miles from indianapolis, il bss
proved maligpant and fatal in nearly
every case. The physicians seem at a
loss to understand it, and are powerless
TO check its rayages. The patient sell
dom lasta more than six or eight hours
The disease attacks the brain and
nervous system, while the inability Of
medical attendants to form even o cor.
rect diagnosis Of the disease invssta Il
with mystery and terror such as was
attributed to the plague in oIden times
Persons afflicted With the Spotted
Fever seldom recover There are cases,
however, where children have survived
its attacks, but generally with shattered
constitutions Loss Of sight and deaf.
ness not unfrequensly are the cost Of
returning health.
By private letter we learn that this
deadly disease hassmade It's appearance
at Indianapolis, where Il rs proving as
fatal as at Palestine. II is 70 be hoped
that physicians viii discover some rem.
edy for this frighteal and fatal pIsgns
and check its future spread.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17
Regular Report

Two ef shsrman,s scents Arrive at
WHfmingtoa.
NEv YokK, March l6.-Tbe Herald $
Wilmington dispatch says
Two Of Gen. sherman scouts, named
Geo Quimhy snd Marion Q. Amick, the
same who communicated with Gen. Fos-
ter on The ogeeehee, resched Wiinington
on the lOsh. They Isft Sherman ~ Lau-
rel Hill, marching for and expecting TO
reach Fayetteville, on The night Of The
10th OF morning ofthe T1th.
Boats started At once up the Cape
Fear River 70 remove distractions and
open communication 70 Fayetteville.
Sherman met no serious opposition
on his march, and fought no b2stles
Rebel scouts have been lowering
round him constantly.
A division of cavalry, Gen. MeBut-
ter's, is in his rear. Dick Taylor has
not been seen, rebel reports to the con-
trAry Notwithstanding.
Gen. Sherman crossed the Great Pc
dee, st Cheraw, on the 4th. The town,
oa the south bank, vas enfrenched, bat
the rebels made feeble defence. Sher.
AAA1 S~fA444 1AcLcA n on lie FNaf 2nl
the rebels dashed out, also on the run.
In their Fight they chivalrousiy isf, 10
oar men seventeen guns in positioa and
four more we're found on the north bank
! The rebels appeared TO be content with
acting as az escort 20 Shermsns ; army
troiting along IN front, as If theF has
captured his whole army, rs they alsC
bad q Division OF very peaceable caTalrJ
{ following behind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17
Additional River Items.
THURSDAY NOOK

Ths river this moFuing fs nsaflyAF stand, ar
oa7y falliag very slowly. TIE rain l.st uizkI 50
very hsasys Aaa extended - ar uortA Aa4 sast
a. - Asd Aay as~s fsoua. Aaa Ns h4ss 70 aoasa
tAAs ths river ~iu rise asnia withih tas nest
iSrHfy- seaF hours
p Arris-is sisss last uisnt sssirri-s Tbs Gea
Asdsrsea, Cairo to Evansville. Nayisator, NAs,.
xAie ll y Louisviilei Cen. HAlseok. orcss river
~ s"1aasiaa@aaa@. N<us 0Elpsss, sssrvurs.
N--Asails . ciaeiaa~ui c. 7. Damess sp.i AFs-
SsA,a' oAiekasAw Blsa g Cineinaati iitl. srsv
kssie, LeaisviIis
hhs AaaaFsOn has suas sran af trsssas kht
vas iaia e fPopia- shs siil sstaza % Car. IL :
eieek teia sitsruoea, aud viii snori ll-st
soeommodafions . Fsssnassfs saa .his.
Ese NAsisasos paaasl ,ap issat.
I-e ssa, HalissA Asi raeasrats tFit aas 81
Grses Fsxsr.
me srsai AissogFi arrived Aeoas ioss s'risek,
hAStnE lsa Louissilss - s'eiosk iasf ssfalse
ss has gsoa trip. ressisss ssais aidisious tssrs
sHa A@s iasgv eoutTscss hslu~-insIuaiax AGO
eeis Of aeuF At NJ Verhea. shipped - our
ifisnss, SEQ. Nelaiu : O.. -........ss d
AmenE hes p@ssauEeFs ~ zsrs plsAss4 % 80
eur eaaasauie ybsag friaaa. Hafr, Msiisr. ssa 81
y
saa doaa4s-Assss'i Fivss eaita .: ne Csselanau
osmhaFeial- HAfIy. ws taks i. / = ehlp ol
ths Old bioek. fuil q lid sad salIAntry. he
i9eAfa rashsr fasigued, from hAv4ag daaeaa sev
era oosiiiens lsst asghs. aboard d. Missouri
~ish ssa'is and deli0ats youas iady wsIssiax
go , seoai $40 psands srosraupais, mheh g. ths
sa1 q Gel. SAM Barr. Jr., tbs distineugshsi
clerk Of the Missouri.
The Hsssesy oAss - tshi iroa Nsssurs.
baias Ia tefsFEAshs ssFFise.
TAs siissE hoop : aus hsss from Memphis. and
may D. expected this sreaiag.
A fsst Of STEAMERS il dosstnnent service is
fSpeeisa hsrs this sEsuiaE ffom Nashville. ultl
poftiens. + ihq asa, lafa, sssA and soth Ariay
eorF~' sa rqais q leia egu shsrHAn ia Eassb
Carolina. Eresst Ma Con cLarlss crun ls ls
coamsnd. rf
We aFe iassbted % tie c. r. Dnmoss fsf mss-
osAHdA sas He~s items, whIch Ne viii publish
ie-naFrew morning.
The lifsis Grey Kagia ha. iusi sfrisud and wifl
re'ure q teuistiiis ssrly tbs essagns
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17

ing. everything the prisoners we're sent
with strong guard 70 Kingston. After
. theg started Captain Chapman vent
over the fields 10 find the fellow who had
escaped, and fortunately caught him
within 9 short distance. of where bis
companions had surrendered. The
steamer Lookout came alone shout this
time, and she took the yaWl in tow, and
the prisoner being placed on board, she
went on to Kingston, where the Holstou
received the precious boat, and started
with it to Knoxville.
One Of the men captnred had been
keeping diary, and from that and their
conversation we learn somewhat of their
plans and proceedings, though the
former appear almost too rash and reek-
less for belief II seems that the boat
was built in Richmond, and its crew
xss composed Of picked men from what
the rebels term the Confederate States
Navy. Leaving Richmond on the Sd Of
January last, thes came 70 Bristol BY
rail, and went horu there TO the Sail
Works, where the bSaf was placed on
the waters Of the Holston river. Their
progress down The Holston was delayed
By the low water, so that they we're COM
PEELED 70 lay by for days. They first
passed the Federal pickets At Kingsport.
We have heard that in passing under
the bridge at Knoxville, they attempted
70 Get Gre to it, bat we're frightened of
by the sentinel They, themselves, say
that their instructions we're 10 commit
10 depEedations until they got below
Kingston. Ia passing under sbe bridge
~ Leuaon they were hailed by the sen
tinsls, but on replying that they we're &
trading boat they were allowed TO 20 on.
Aftef passing Loudon they stopped, and
tive OF the chief 6iieers went ashore
and were captured by our forces
who came across them in some way.
After waiting for thsse officers ahsil fhsf
felt certain they we're captured, tbs boat,
under the command Of Lieut. Whar-
ton, went on, until they we're finally dts
covered below Kingston As to their
plans they may or may not be what shey
stated them, 20 be- bat they we're GER
taiDly dangerous After passing Kings-
ton, they were 10 burn every steamer
that they could, and they had evidently
intended 10 begin At the place where
they we're discovered, as il was but
short distance from Chapnanis Land.
ing, Rt which place the steamers ars in
the habit OF STOPPING to wood Proceed.
ing down the river, on arriving at Chat
tanopga they were 20 IRE all the boats
at ths landing and the dspots along Wa
ter Street Nsxt, sagmills ABd the ship.
yard were 70 be set on FIRE. II Was sup
posed that BY this time the burning boats
and warehouses on the river front would
attract the greater portion Of the eili-
Gems aud military to that locality, while
they, lauding At the foot Of Seventh
Street, and coming into the western end
of town would Ere the warehouses and
depots
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17

fxk3k AsSrs, MAres lg. lssS.#
Belew plaasc find iist Of ffuight faFwardsa lv
train No. q fram TsrFs Hsata 60 EvAnssiils:
p semouih. = b1s boot.. i3 DO hats Ns@6its
kzinss hxa dry Eooas; @ L DIX q, aao gsoosss
Minor d. DO Boots; ] 7 as A CooiiiSp.
81 - gocaa w II afe8zrg a Gals 90 dry
ksetsi MArksy, II a co. pkEs dry goods j
asohn, bxs afy goods; H Adams 4 &c, pkes
Dasc TurnsE Gsktt azey +. 2 bxs bo8ts 2 HaFs-
ersek' s bxs scales, Orr. - bsis waEcn d 4ts
= ~. tsilsae iiEsa svni ee. soi pkgs xrolsr-
Iest MorGAns A Co. g case bo8fs and shoes J
Il nAFtietts pigs dry xeods; Beusaas a Fiule
h2s paper Aszhsc 3 Go, bxs dry 70, d.
szsi s. exs dry Seoes, bales Do II Cock,
= dos broousi Ueok 4 Roe. s kegs udsr; } =
Elliott etas sasisF. Sosl 4 n, IN aruss. L
Aessir, . faney Eooas; Haahefh, A & Co.
hKs cry gooaas I . I. kasseT. bxs ary saads,
hseus hxs mdse, bale aas BrSnaiss Crzx-
fofd, ias sseks ceEn Reilly a CO. cars ssck
Fesstess caznaisr Hart, ears hay q iilsr. q
Go, tSgS dFy rscdss q Friieh, cask sasis
eAhs J b4itea, txs dEy geoass Prsstaa
hFes. ~ phga hsh, pigs graceFies. q Hisn..
81. II pkga AAsawArsi 5 a sec. - szckAgs~
rsisias
lsignst1 a. n. aAwLkx
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17
President Lincoln and the Late
Peace Negotiations.

President Lincoln and the Late
Peace Negotiations.
Rev Henry Ward Bseeher, IN an ar
tiele published in the Wateaman and
Reflector thus alludes to PreaIdenl Lln-
ooln aud the late peace negotiations;
The President seems well and IN good
spirits. His face p more wriukIsd, 4ud,
II possible, drisE than ever. Bus he
seems tough and elastic, and far more
.hkely 70 i've hundred years than Gso
years ago he was 10 live ten. Seldom
has any nan gone through faur such
years ol burdens unreasonable and
cares the meet soorehing He has made
tbe county his own. We're ia child u.
ing sick, be could not devote himself TO
Il more continuously and faithfully His
hat achievement will hardly be apprecia.
taa as Il deserves. Few will suspect,
rom the exceeding business-like mes
sage that be sent to Congress, made up
Of a string Of letters and dispatches,
how thofoaghly be has oveFsmatohed and
mastered Davis in this pretended solicit
alton of peace.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17

WAsHrSofoS, March l5.-couns Wy.
denburks was to-day presented 10 the
President By See'y Seward, as minister
resident from Austria
The Secretary Of the TFsasary has
not jet decided whsthsr or not 10 make
payment Of the May inierest on the
7-20 loan on the fret Of April
The President, although suffering
from weakness and fatigue, received
as visitors to-day the Cabinsa officers
And Senators
The Secretary Of the Treasury il de-
tsrrniued to pnt gold down 10 the jusi
ratio Of paper, bat not to do this in
haste. de viii take care that the fall
will not be 80 rapid as 10 precipaate ruin
upon any interest
Last night Charles Cook, formerly
ticket agent at the Baltin.sre depot
Charles Williams, ticket agent ct tha
sanitary rooms, aad Theodore mason, oi
the depot, were arrested By the military
Authorities and committed to the old
Capitol on charge Of defauIting the Gov.
eminent out Of 81, 500 worth OF transpor
tation tiekets
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-17
Cincinnati Noon Markets

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