The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-08

ANA VIEW LOhhs 4NONsas \ uG A tUteS
- says there were four Republicans and
pa in New Jersey yesterday. ltl.A
'k' In New York twenty Republicans
q and eleven, Democrats were elected,
10 leaving the delegation ,ast at present
~ 'eThe House Of Assembly viii have
a large Republican majority, as the
! Senate elected last year already has.
',,,'s,9 ,.7es, The World admits the election Of
Fenton by 1000 majority, the 11iTinses
by 10000, the Herdd by from 1900
to 5000, and the Tribune by at least
Weithe majority given in 1864. afi9IA
Havana Advioes0 Of the first states
.G0othats Herr Sandisi sticcess0rlEwas ex.
.as pected daily. Herr Sandis himself had
determined 10 leave The island on the
18th, whether the new Captain Gener-
al had arrived at that time or not.
YaGq Mexican dispatches via Havana,
confirIni9the 0feport of Maximilian's
.0atsudden departure. 6fA6SR Hel1
1iehlThe wife of an OK policeman, named
- Towers, was found dead at her 'fesi-
rdence in Forty eighth Street, near
4o First Avenue, yesterday morning, un-
der circumstances that indicated that
she HAD been murdered. Her bus
~ ~ band, John Towers, was arrested and
I'd locked up for examination. 81
NEW YoRk, Nov T. - Reuben
Withers, President of the Bank of
,Xn tho State Of New York, died at his
residence this morning.
WED One of the most astonishing results
Y of the election in this city is the
q choice of Charles g. Halpin, alias
81 Miles O'Riley register, BY over 10000
* majority. gl4 81
IL NEW YoRK, Nov 1.-THE returns
~ the election or Fenton by, 10000 ma
jority. The 1rfbHi,t,s reckoning this
afternooD is ,422. oiaeet N.Y.
oona1 The Great Republic, the first vessel
.ja of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
-tlpanys new line to China, will be
- launched at Green Point, probably,
.mois erlargest and i ohel of the finest
g ever built IN the United States, She
.,a.registers 1000 tons, and measures over
'y IT, 5000 tons; and is unusually strong
.siiand symmetrical. frgiA ~
Ia large meeting Of the Protestant
Episcopal Clergy Association, was
held this morning in the Bible House
oain, this city The organization is
composed of ministers from all parts
of the country. htsl,4
bo The seventh annual meeting of the
--~-Ameriean Church Missionary Society
:. .was,held at noon tp-day, the Church
- of the Ascension, In this city The
attendance was large about sI50 Cler-
gymen being present. Jay Cook, ESQ.,,
the ba ker, presided.
.ab0oNEw cYoRR, n Nov. q ~ 9paper
states that there is to, be another
great -ieiito for Che championship of
the English prize ring The combat
n ants are Baldwin, called the e0Irish
giant, who recently fought for and
won tho belt, and man who has
been selected by Mace, the ex-cham-
pion, but whose maine has not been
- allewedto transpiregs sItis, however,
,, to be made known at least months
qs before the fight, which is TO take place
% in what is called London District on
Is the 9th of April, 1867 The necessa-
zury articles of agreement have already
q been entered into, The stakes at is
6a sue wilt be 200 pounds a side and the
championship of England a4 f
NEW YoRK, Nov. THE Jummel
will case, which has occupied SO
much public attention for the past
81 few months, was fairly started in It's
legal road this morning before Judge
Barnard in the Supreme Court
This case Is brought TO set.aside will
90 made by the late Madame Junmel
The testatorix bequeathed the bulk Of
her property to various charitable so.
cieties, and made the defendant one
aa of her residuary legatees, besides
richly endowing his church and ma.
sll 6n king him handsome legacy. fse
.n.a The plaintiff, as Attorney at Law