Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22
Lac news Items.

Pc 70 Late news Items. %
e a RsrubEczn revolution is said to be
imminent in Spain. ss-e-- ~ -.
The village OF Belvidsrs. Illinois, co.,
tsins pepoulation of S,66LaH -sstai'as
Z More sorghum than ever before is be-
ing raised in Iowa this year, and it
promises well p ~ t-
=. Eynsrsa 5aA T-t11 i -
There was great coBHsgration at
Quebec Thursday night. Between sixty
and eighty buildings were consumed.
Z Trains on the Mississippi aud Missouri
Railreaid are now running to Kellogg |
Station, twelve miles east Of GrinnelL
The receipts of the sLineoln moan
ment fund, at Springfield. for the week |
ending 1eth insts we're 50 ,2l4 s
The Demcerstic State CONVENTION ofl
Minnesota adjourned without making
any nominations to the 7th Of Septem-
! Ger. ass .tIo1 edi 23 1s
General sherman has declined an in
tEita,iein to deliver the opening address
at the Wisconsin State Fair, but has
promised 70 De present on that occasion,
II poassi0ilsi si IsIassuH ia5 vns'o
/ "A, train Of five hundred mule teams,
with quartermastsrs' stores, Is about to
leave WashingtonI overland for Leaven-
worth, Kansas. islgosle oi A-a4 saa o.
The pirate ShenandoaA is still COM
mittine depsedaticns in the North Pa
ei6e Ocean. Another American whal-
ing vessel has fallen q prey to her.
lssIt has BEEN ascertainad that rebel
cruelties and attrositiss only squalsd By
those Of Andersonvills, were practiesd
upon Upion prisoners at Tyler, Texas,
during the war. So "a.
Lieutenant General Grant win attend
the Iowa State Fair for the benefit of
the soldiers orphans. which opens ct
Marshalltown on the 28th instant He
viii visit Springfield Illinois, before re-
turning East, rs4a ost oaf .oaa aa
4 by the census just taken, 1t appears
that the city Of Galesbutg has popula-
,tion Of q little over seven thousand. The
i population of the township is about
eight thousand ss 'a 8'' 'a.' 2
s The Iowa Democrats have dropped
the party name from their call for o
State Convention, and are trying to
avail themselves Of all the shades of
Opposition to negro suffrage 3ooad
I THE game law limitation in Illinois
\ expired on the 5th, and the prairie
4 elliekens are arriving freely in Chicago.
The chi ckens are said TO be quite plenty
on the prairies. ssaa sF '' s''Hs
The taking OF the census is now in
flll progress in every part. OF Illinois,
and in some localities is already COM
pleted,, 10 y oeoqs ei ,s's9si At
| 4 The State Central COMMITTEES Of the
Union party has Issued call for State
| Convention to meet at Syracuse, New
York, on the 10th of next month
i The Bureau Of Agriculture estimates
thst the wheat crop of 1855 will fall
26.2 .24l sos bushels below that Of 1864,
| -23 ,S64744 of the decrease being Ia
the western and northwestern States.
/ Tbs experiment Of bsetroot sugar
manufacture is to be thoroughly tested
in Illinois, with every prospect of sue
cess There is no doubt that q good
quality of sugar can be obtained from
the beet-root, and the cultivation Of this
root, it is believed, is destined tohecome
an extensive success before many years.
. The emigration to the United States
through the ports of Bremen and Ham
burg, for the frst half of this year,
> amounted to "a, GOO persons The pros
pect is that there will be much larger
emigration from those places during the
remainder OF the year. ogaH diz61 %
The "stats Sovereignty" Dsmocrae,
Of Ohio assembled ID convention at CO.
lumbus on Thursday last, and nomi.
mated Hon. Alaek Long, Of Cincinnati,
for Governor, and Chiffon A. White for
1 LiaRk Governor. Both the nominees
are ex-members Of Congress. The State
bCoHrenfion Of the regular Democracy
= rill meet at the same place some tins
next month.
Gen. Edward johnson, late Of ths
{ Confederate army, Is now in Richmond
; purchasing stock, farming utensils, 20
= preparatory to engaging in planting OF
. his farm in Chesterfield. Gen. Harr,
Il 4. Hays and Gen. Daniel Adams has'
returned to New Orleans Major Gen
. Dabney e. Maury advertises that he vii
open q classiealand mathematics sehoo
: in Fredericksburg. saA ao7- e1a
q LEThe Houston Telegraph says that !
class of cotton SPECTATORS known q
= i vampire bats are swarminR ia tha
: region, who represent themselves TO b
: agents of the United States Governmer
and exhibit bogus papers authorizin
them to seize all cotton suspected. /
haze belonged 20 rebels, but in pity {
Z, the planters they are willing to buy .
. ons-fou-th its value rather than seize i
J. n The Canadian Judge CoursoI, Of 81
be 4Alban's notoFiety, has been snmnone
= by telsgraphato Quebec. Itis suppose
that be Is about to be reinstated in th
office from which he was dismissed
n n The harbor convention assembled /
q Michigan City at noon Thursday. A
least five thousand persons are reports
= 20 have been in atteniance. The obies
of the convention was the constructio
.si Of q harbor At that point, the work TO
done bys individual enterprise TWsni
g Thousand dollars in stock was taken
:, addition. 10 that already subscribe,
leaving bat $65, 900 yet to be dispose
a Of Speeches we're made By Unite
b1 States Senators Lane and Hendrick
So Congressman Orth, and others.
81 The contributions il. Sxitzarland f
ID. the selisf of our free coIored citizeE
nd amount, according 70 last Adgices, to q
r. value Of SI2. .000, and new subseriptio
- lists have been lately opened St Gene'
. and other places. In France there
- also particular among the protestant
rraat acfirifu disnlauad IN fha nan,a Z