Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14
General News Items.

only convicted Of from four TO five mnr-a
dera pr day. Esd ,E5vsaas 81 81 zseIs.
The coat worn BY Col DAhlgrsn at the
tims of his death has been recovered.
Il contains 6ve bullet holes s.a
Thirty Laplanders,u dressed IN fuss
and skins. accompanied by twenty
Swedes, have arrived at st. Paul, to set.
tie IN Minnesota.
/. General Robert Allen, Chief Quarter
master Of the Western armies. has been
ordered 10 Boston to relieve Chief Quar-
tsrmasser aMeigs, who has been placed
on.the retired last 10 tas sal s
I 1t is rumored that John W. Forney or
John CoVode will soon succeed Mr.. Har-
Ian as Secretary of the Interior. There
are also rumors that Mr.. Seward ard
Mr.. Stanton will leave The Cabinet, but
IL is thought no suck change viii take
place 81 espEsseph sf11al 10 zaaioi Cd 81
William G. Rives has been granted
parmission to visit the North during the
pendaney Of his application for PardoO,
on condition that be report and give his
parole to Gen. Van Allen, at his resi-
denec onathe Hndson. sw anaz sd
The BdHsfo papers report that their
city will 5000 become great salt EN-
poriams TheYbay tnat in all the wells
bored there for oil, good veins Of salt
water. have been found.
80 @7Jl2N t@-.2iailhA Is soc a1. ga
Law AND PHYsIc.-A learned Judge
being asked the difference between Law.
and equity courts, replied. 2 n4a tH
HoH At common law youo ara done for Ct
ouee; At equity you are not 50 easily
disposed Of One IL prussie acid and
| the other hudanufn. tf -tA
"A father was winding his watch, when
he said playfnlly to bis little girl, Let
me wind your nose VI" No - said
the child, OF don't want my nose wound
up, for l don't want it to Epn all day"
pa Mrs PartlsgtoS, 10 illustration Of the
provsrh SEA s6ft answer turnsth away
wrath" says 4 that it is better TO speak
;paragorically of q person, than to be all
| the time Hinging, ePitaphs at him"
General Terry has ordered the inves-
tigation of the Richmond outrages on
4 freedmen. The Inhabitants Of the city
make ardisplay of their disloyAl sensi-
msnts on all occasions The eolored
schools have been closed, .h
.Esl,A physician being sent for to q pa.
] tisnt IN the Fens, aud finding the road
scarcely passable, though il was in the
/ middle Of summer, inquired Of his cou-
ductor, a simple country lad, what the
/ people could possibly do for medical as
sistance. in winter. :" Oh, sir, replied
the gawky, 10 winter they die q natural
death, ,sAA. aai 10 af
Il 8 rgfTes -.e "fsfa-I-.,e Cfss .,-...
i Oliver Cromwell wGs . stsunch Pnri.
tan, and could not brook the least ap.
4 proach to Poperyy io" What are these r.
be once inquired, as be saw dozen sill
yer statutes in the, inches of chapel.
",The twelve apostles, replied the trem-
ifibGne dean. 'oTaks them down. said
1 Cromwell y aud coin them into money,
so that they mag 60 about doing good "
SIS The. quautlty Of ale and beer manu-
fActared in Chicago from the lsl Of Oo-
tober, 1864, TO the lst Of August, 1865,
(ten months) was l3S, IFS barrels, which,
At the same rate, would give 4o5, ,S04
barrels for b year. ,iiaf sd5 s7a gsdi
The war Between Brazil aud Paraguay
I contiuuesls A great naval battls was
fought on the Parana, June Hih, attend.
ed BY great bravery and fearful slaugh.
ter The BraziliauB claim the victory,
{ The town Of San Bogja was eaptarsd By
q abe ParhgHayiEnss and lhe entire Bra
; zlisn garrison slaiR aos H.f as 3
y The Memphis Commercial recon
mends the Tpropriety and expedisncy o.
holding 9. convention Of the late Confed.
/ crate States. IN order to aseertain tbs
state Of feeling existing in the South. Il
/ hwoald, IL thinss, serve as an index anc
guide 70 the Federal authorities in al
measures Of public policy affecting thOa'
Z l1fsFSSS Ga di-n fri4f a5 IA
A farmer at Randolph, Wisconsin,
last week took pretty girl with him q
the circns His wife i'm mediately wen
70 the druggist and bought some arsenic
whieh she pat into piesd Her bHsband
ate il the next day for dinnerr and a
night was dead man. His wife is nop
10 jail At Maehisno. Di'A -
The Unitsd States Consul At Malt.
!. states th&t the cholera is raging there 4
fearfal extent A strict quarantine I.
{ observed Hnd all intercourse With th'
y psigbbpring islAnds has been suspended
to prsSent the spread Of the disease
Measures have been Adopted at Messin
/ and Triest 60 the same end. se ~
TorAL DErEAyfrT.ZA minister. tray
! cling through the West some years ago
, asked an old lady ON whom be ealist
D what sha thought Of the doctrine ol
( total depravity, 9Oh," she replied, 81
! think It is good doctrine, il the peopl.
: would only act up To i. ." a'-@ssis ,s
40 able citizen Of Jackson, Missis
sippi, publishes in the paper Of that cit,
! al article on the negro question, il
which he says shAt there will be TIVE par
: ties in the coming State Convention
/. o7e a free State party, and the other
;, I pro slavery party The object Of th
! latter is to held on TO the institution On
!, I'll . decision of the Snprems Court cai
!, be had on the constiiutionzlity Of IA
: emancipation proclamation. -
= The United States courts viii soon 5
/. called upon % decide whether slave
held to service after Mr. Lipeoln's -proc
r lamstious Of January /, 1864, are M
a entitled to pay for their labor. Coloni
d Brown, Superintendent Of Freedmen
{. Bureau, is busy preparing q csseof IA
le kind asgainss John Minor Bolts, who Z
= fussz to pay wages 10 servant held u
is 10 the time of Lees surrender. II
IL Bolts has received twenty thousand do
,e lars Of the Government for damsges
d his property during the war. 40.
le The Washington correspondent Of Il
Pittsburg Commercial says i has goC
- authority for saying that, on scccunt
O his bealEb, Secretary Stanton viii retii
Z, from the Cebinet iH q fsu weeks, ct q
e fsrthest BE is advised BY bis physicia
. to do 20. As soon as the srrangenea
20 for mastering ont unnecessary trool
u ere con plesed, laed things are II such
y. shzps that he can turn. them over 70 b