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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25
-rotIRr on COMMON PLEAslrrsAx Trzs-JAu. "a
Befsss Judge cAnposo.
IABIITY OF sHERrYYs-

Bef1fo CknDor0.
LIABHITY OF sHERIYPA.
Archer MARINE ~. John Kelly.
This was 0 suit TOR wharfage of the steamer
Charlotte Vanderbilt from April isss Jan iseo The
oSoessds isbuird In Frbrusry. 1850 sois wa. com.
5, Ar Ga TIE l3h the Judge rendered decision
shs prpsrs complaint dsnised" In Ire sftrr part De
e.; ~ smother Summons pisadsd no DOUBT Is an
siiss, but not 90 msited wa, i.snsd ard served.
he Sheriff wss liable for any contract made By bis de-
puties eIeep. sech ~ we. necessary 10 the dchsss %
hsr osc s.s: and asne. .:agp:. for .h, vssIsss Old
necessarily s the steamer At the wharf Seeond That the
statue Of isiious Lad ran; and laird That the matter
II repy TIE plaintiff conssuded thai the three yes, ssut.
only applied actions against the sherd for maeassnce snd
net 70 be dracts for which he personally babe, and
'p Thai pi.ss conpu, dmi.ed wa. l.ry ussd for
raj. The decision wss Tysa I'll ssr ssht days when the
sssiaie required to be made IN four and that John Kelly
Ths cogrt reseryed ts decision.
M Dye,t for plaintiff M. Vsneerpoel fer defendant
CnLnszRs-JAs. A-Befors Jndgs BkApY.
RELIGIOUS DIFFERENCE.
Abraham Belly ss The as%.n RfOrusd Protestant Dutch
The plaintiff In this suit says that he was the
Of the defendants and that In great By bis
Efforts and Through hs nhasses ,ss nosy yss Tor
Thai be wss Of the original Of ths church
under the general act being there Included a. minister
Of the former congregation, Luthsrn. sl at heaft Dc.
nI cary The church over to thai s.s :ss
tinted bin without right md that they have commenced pro-
cerdn TO evct the autf from his psrsobsge they never
having been bis landlords but be owning equally with them
a. m neopOssor and having been sold to the church at
REDUCTION $4,000 in the belief that he to con-
inue their He further alleges thst 80 Of the conea
ton desire lin TO resu sad only q for bic rva
tnDsnes pastor he therefore ssks that he may be DO
eviction may be enjoined.
The desadsns the other hand that under the rules
Of their Church. the plaintiff their pastor but only
ths and their ssent Tbat the distinction be
tween missionaries and pastors clearly recognized In the
Constituted Of their Church. ihst the plaintiff never pre-
endrd TO be their pastor al after the quarrel commenced and
that M Fede their brat and only true pssor They deny
All Luheaune tendencies aud say that the is Of the plain
ts contains that should not be
there. .
temporary injunction granted and the defendant,
now to have the hsnction dissolved The case was ar
sued and the decision reserved.
Mr.. Gerry and Mr. b. v. Abbot for the motion Mr.. r. T.
Cutler for plaintiff, opposed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

Passenger ststiou In HswYork corner Twenty
and Fourthsva Entrance on TWENTY evsntnst
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YoAK:
For Haven, Loo, s.oolEI,) l.p& m Hls (ELJ
For BridyepoIt, 100 500, OIL 1.o {. MT 12i5. (EIj
FOR Milford, and stfstford 100 30 ats go p m
For Fairfield Southport and Westport, 100 iLA m afA
430p. m.
AGO. tEx..l 3E, 40 $50, 500 tEx.,l .. n. - r.
For Daren, 100, 40. 80 q as. 49, $50 p.
For Green wch 100 a3o l30 AS, $50 $50 20 pm
400 tExJ IS, 40, $50. $50 800 {EI.) .. N.
For Port Chester and Intermediates stsous 100 ~ ils'
q m. 34s, AZ, $50, SD 100 p. m.
: CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield 800 m (EEo 800 (Ex,)ao'
'For Boston, via Shore Line, I2is, EI.) coop. m.
For Hartford and Springfield, 400 q tEx) l2i'. AGO.
For Connecticut River Rairosi aOe Ex,) i2isp. m
10 Montreal 400 Q. m. 70 Northampton.
FOR Hartford Providsncs and Fkhkl Railroad 500 fEL,)
For New Hsven New.London and stoniDstoa RsiI0ada
s00 a. M l2ls, 400. eco p m. .r.
FOR Canal Railroad. l2.l5 o. N. to Northampton
For Housstcnio Railroad. o.
For Esugauck Railroad 500 - m, 300 p
For Dsnbury and Eorwalk Railroad, 100, $50 m, Az
Connodous Sleeping Cars attached 70 800 p m train
JAMES H. HOYT, Supt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

Extensive Railway Rebberies-Ths bag.
gage Cars OF the Erie Railway Piun-
dsred OF o Large Amount-ArFest Of
the Thieves aud Recovery Of the Larger
Portion Of the Stolen Property.
Within the past few months the baggage cars
attached to the passenger rsins the NswYork aud
Erie Raxay have been robbed of trucks. vases. and
other articles amounting In the aggregate TO the value
of over elO OO0 Several attempts have been made 10
entrap the thieves, but until lately withont success
Gen. A. s. Diven. the viee.President OF the road.
finally called upon Capt Green Of the Third Precinct to
aid him in The matter sss S T defI hue
work up the case and they were finally successful In
entrapping the thieves. They prove to be Albert
VIZ SSa@ ;ssS ssssSSss 70 and
way company ia the capacity Of newsboys. and after
ward as brakemen. A few months slnce they we're
thieves TO get the front platform Of the baggage car
attached to the night express train on Us leaving jersey
CITY, and after getting clear OF the city enter the car
by Of false keys during the absence OF the bag
and selecting such articles (valses trunks
&c az they chose when the train was about 70 cross
bridge or inst before .escn1s s,stCu throw the
Stacked up little, Jump from It and secure the plumber
At other times being provided with false keys which
fitted the locks the doors Of the sleeping cara while
the passengers taking suoper OF hs Stations. thsv
wonid enter ana syproprsls any article which might
-ers remaining in the car. In this way overcosfs,
vases umbrellas. etc, disappeared With most marvel
bewidersd conductors what bad become OF their prop
erty were assured By them that they krsF nothing OF
the matter
large portion Of the ssclen property has been found
at Port Jervis. Orange County. N. X. portiod ~
which is in the possession OF the officers al tho Station
House.
In the possession Of the prisoners was found vsse.
which u marked ISIS. & j. A. Bedsrd." This is be.
eved to have been stolen from the express train 90 last
Sunday night trunk containing silks, :hawls. and
gage on the night Of Dec, 3 i wa: owned BY M
contents was fouud> In Port Jervis. package CON-
tanning goods valued AZ sl3s the property q Mr. John
Wybert OF No. IT Siythst. which was stolen from an
express train on the night Of Nov g. was found In the
possession Of the thieves, and fully Identified BY the
II would DO wen for all who have lost property on the
above road to call the officers above mentioned and
see IL they can identify any Of tbs goods.
To-day, the prisoners who bad been previously com
mitted or examination BY Justice Bowling stl be re-
moved 10 Port Jeryis for trial, under warrants Issued
by Justice Pinney Of that place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25
COURT CALENDAR-THn DAT.

SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT Part Mos. 3ll
&c. e. 1879 89l $685. 9o5 675 SOL 407 1885, 95 se s9
s3l u.s. S3, s37 9s 500 Part Il.-Adjourned for the
term.
SUPERIOR CoDRT-PARr I.-Adjourned for the
PART Nos 2l38 2o6 1890, 2252, 1893 2oz4 2s22,
1870 1923. $50. 1852. 23s&. 2J8, 2540. 2342. ,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-PARr 1.-The Iriai
Terms have adjourned for the term
KINGS County CIRCUIT CoUaT.--Nos; 50, 70, IS,
TO- 80 w. o. Vs. 10 &c. no. l0l w. 1921 l03 l0t, los l6,
49, Ios "a Is 81 So 10 TO- 20 23 a. "a, ST. S. 70 Oh and "
This calendar will b. called peremptory st " o'clock
responded either side win be aksd of for
the term. - -. =.
BRooKLYS CIrY CoURr.-Nos. 30, "a, 80, Al,
g. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25
SUPERIOR COURT - SPECIAL Trax-JAx, A-Betol
Julce McCukN.
npCfaTOxQ

Ada Richardson agt. John Meeks, IT,, ct oil Jas.
Dart sgt VIM s. Sorerj Rebecca Boxns sgt lsssc kosep-
thai; Edwsrd Mcclellan sgt. Aaron H-aley Mary A King
egt. Letia Nansfeld-Mo:tons granted.
Philnpins Ksssl sgt Adolphus H. Becker-ApPlieafion
denied.
David jackson sgt James Lynch, shsnfMotiOn for new
trial. with costs.
Ann Green sst. the Mayor kc-Case settled.
San uel Weeks agt Randolph Naturalization Tor leave 70
issue execution granted motion to ss aside judgment de-
MED with 80 cost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS orfIcE-JAs ~
Before Cotnmissoper Bxrrs.
ID nnI-N

The further eXaminsiionin the case Of the United
st.tes at John MuIr and Richard Nsistsd charged with
psssins about els In eounerh currency, proceeded
With 70 day before the ComnIssionsI chsres s. sPrneer
e,o counsel Tor prisoners pTodlced Witnesses sy 10
he previous good q The accused xd stssd that
his clients IN all probability the victims u eembinstien
crcns and trusted tie Coulnisscner
woad after very short dsberstop order the a4nedias
Discharge Of the princnete 49, y go.
Ths conrssiepsr reserved lis deciseu but Is fair 70
rrsssps lks sssrssd vii be dsskaExsd VIII Ispdns14
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Spoken.

Ship Dashns Wave from Calcutta for BOs.on-So date,
LAT. 81 10 s., lon 20 % z.
fsrk Csrocs Rio Jsnero for NewYork, % days OUT:
Jan T. LAT. ID NJ Ion. Sc 10.
Brig q. r. Ward from Palermo fo< Phladelptia-Jan H.
lat. ~ 10, Ion. ~ 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Ri.es Sun $50 Moon Sets. IN 30
HIan WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook. 276 Gov. lsand. Hell Gate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25
Disasters.

Brig Cayenne tof Turks Issnd at Fortune Island OF
the 6th inst In uking condition. having been ashore oil
Castle Island during heavf korther.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25
MAN ACCIDENTALLY snor.--shortly after 3

MAN hOUIDbNfALIf pHUI'-cuVItIy HIIcf
o'clock on Wednesday morning Frederick Cliutock.
III the employ Of Lockwood Co.. Nc 81 Beekmsu-st.
engaged fellow. workman. named Charles Brown, to
hold pistol whIe be changed bis coat While 90 en-
gagged Brown accidentally discharged the pistol the
BAH entering Clintocks breast INJECTING dangeroas
wound. The wounded man received medical aid, and
was then conveyed TO his residence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN EAST THIaTrRTH-sr.--
fire was discovered In stable in Ea.. ThrtIeth.si
petwsen second and rhirdsves. about ton o'clock On
Wednesday morning 1t very slight at the
men. but rap Idly increased continued and
flames could be subdued they had spread 10 seysrd
dwelling houses on the upper side Of the street The
Ere was finally extin guished. bat not without consider
able damage to the property In the neignborhooo pow
from FIRE and water. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

g. % p. nj.
U: ~ SPECIAL TRAIN to PHILADELPHIA,
- ron
ADAMS EXPRESS coMPANYs
H.sshs win leave Jersey City eysy evening, 1880 D. NJ
Slippers Of merchandise Philadelphia Baltimore, Wash
nEon and other points West and soub, can now ship BY
tbls Company late q. ep m from Office No. 80 Broadway
Goods delivered wagons before $50 p. IN. will 30
forward sane day.
Rates greatly reduced Tor large shpnen;i
ADAMS EXPRESS Co..
No. 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

ARREST OF PIcKPooKET.-While Charles
Gauss. boarder at Sweeneys Hetel. was riding ~
town on Fourth-ave car In Centre'st near Walker.
Charles winhow. boy of le years, took from his
pocket gold wstch, valued az ESQ and fed with u
Up the street. taking refuge In saocn &C the u
Bsxter and Canal-sfs Sergeant Quinn OF the Sixth
Precinct who bad the thief running. pursued him
and took him into custody As they about 20 eava
the saloon the thief dropped the watch upon the hoo
II picked up and restored TO the owner. On Mon,
day morning Justice Hogan committed the prisoner fos
trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25
atsambsais anS Railroads.
ERIE RAILwAY.-Trains lssye Depot 60,


CRIE RAILWAY.-Trainsl ssye Depot foot
m Day E.pI.ss isI Usasadslgs. sesss:ts. Bgs.la
sss Grand f'ani s.ssy. md sssas. viiS Isss:
ans S's's nv |" aif I and w Way rr.n daily 70 otsvis
iosm, IIprsss Mail. for Buffalo. salsmsncs and Dun
LiI eosnecnns vi: Lake Shore and Atlantic and Great
va" e. Wsy Trsis, for Port Jervis and Nswbur.a
sp Night Exprsss, fOr CanAndsisaa Rochesisf Buffalo
. n. Lightning Empress daily for csrsndssg. Rseb.s
ter. BuGao, Salamanca Dunkik and West Conasct. At
sssmsnca wi,h Atlantis and Great wesssrn a.iysx
80 M Etnigsnt Train. daily for Buffalo sshnaass Dan
Aiih 'n' "s'" HUGH RIDDLE. esni sppt, Nsw.YsrL.
Wa. r. BAan. oen1 Pas Agent, Hew-Yok
TOR CAMDEN DIRECT via RARITAN
Il AND DELAWARE BAY RAILRoAD.-Fue e.; Ex:
g. 1850 from Pier No NORTH River at nes Express
ne through to csmaen 10 hours Passengers for esnegs
ii p ~ Frssb ior csplden vinelaud &c. win be taken
Cow sis .s us nr w. sSEDES sopssdsS
J. N. BILLINGS, Agent. Pier Ho.3
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL-
RoADon and after Monday, Jan. D. 1856 trains for Al
barry and Troy connecting with Northern and Western trains
T:so m via Hudson Rver Railroad. Th'rieths- and
10 ~ Via SSon River RosS connecns With North
ii a m vis Harlem Railroad Twenty and Fourth
3:45 D. ~ Hrdson River Railroad. connecting o. Troy
with train for Montreal with sleeping attached
AIS D. H. via Harlem Railroad. connecting al Albany with
Western trains ard Troy with r. and g. and T. and B.
roads for points North, with sleepingcsrs attached
6p m uudSon River Railroads ping from New
York Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change. Also
10 Monttesi via Sara0gs This train Sundays.
10 D. u via Hudson River Railroad, with sleepinscsrs at
sehsd ennBeeng Albany aud Troy with morning trains
for North and West. - II
NM H. VANDERBILT. vice-Pre,idest.
r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains leave
Il Jsmes-slip, KeW-Yors. a. follows:
900 a m Grsenpo6 Mail stepping At al Stations.
II 90 . 20. for syosset.
3:OOp NJ Yaphsnk Ezsss and to Gresnport Saturdays
l:c0p m. SyOAset ExpTess
500 D. M. for Faraingdale.
Trains for Rosyn and Glen Head leave at 800 and
f:O0 D. m, changing cars at Mineo1-
Sunday Excurpon Trains leave Hunters Point at 800
r. WHITE, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

CHESS TOURNAMENT. the match between
Messrs Mackenzie and Stanley. game i've was dis.
cusssd yesterday afternoon. and after brilliant en-
counter Of about two hours, Mr. Stanley achieved biz
frat victory Preseat state Of Mackenzie. q
stanley 1; draw games Q Hostilities VIII be resumed
to-day at the New-York Chess Club at o'clock p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25
THEFT OF DIAMOND RINGS. Theodore Tor

rers was yesterday arrested by Detective Vaughan fos
having stolen two diamond rings valued at t2os frow
Maria Rogers Of No 40 Forsyth-s The prisoner CON
fessed bis guilt aud committed for trial By Justics
Hogan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

The Hebrew Free School Association VIII
give its first Annual Ball In aid Of the funds Of the or
gauization. next Monday evening the 2sth INST. .
IryiDg Hall fc ~ f 1t'trg1 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

A SILENT SEwIsG.MACHIsE, making the
celebrated "Wflcox Gibbs stchp strong elastic and
dufsble. WILCOX GIBBs No. sos Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25
CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCEsTER, PALMER RITCHBURG, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAIN
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Tie new and stainch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW.Y0RK
esvs kew-Ior daily lsundsu exeepedL at O'Clock p M,
nou Pier No. 80 North River, loot OF eslry o.,
FOR NEW.LUNDOH
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train from the
above points via Norwich and Worcester Boston and Wor
ster Worcester and Nashua and and Northern
Freishi ,ksn s,hs lowest rue. For Information inquire
Of s. MARFiN, Agent on the PieG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25
Sailed.

Steamships Scotia, Eagle, Eagle Albemsrie, ssrsios'
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jan 1sy isS bs ass sss d sss and .0
nsn,s. S bales lrrs
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Dentistrp,
ipsoSins CARDS. 81.

ALVIN. EvERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
"A ton-st-wEDDIN0 CARDS and FINE STATIONERY
(EsabiKhod l9lal sfr.. .t.-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

CAPTURE OF A BURoLAR.--At an early hour
on Wednesday John belmont succeeded In break.
ing into the residence Of Mr. Cornelius ID. Earle. No
OF West Eleyenth.st BE was discovered BY the
servant girl soon after making his entrance who Sup
ping noseessly up to the apartment OF her employer
bouse and procured the services Of Ocers Sharpe and
Cholwe OF the Ninth Precinct On entering the aouse
they found Mr. Earle engaged In struggle with tne
burglar. The latter was at once secured. "
Justice Dodge. He stated that he had served In The
Rebel army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

JNOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT-The new
III and stanch sds.zheel steamer CITY or PROVIDENCE,
so ans buTGen George B. Hull Commander will leave Pier
10. % Mouth RIVER foot Of Jayst., every III Espkf
THURSDAY aud SATURDAY, at O'Clock. For height or
pesssss apply GU board Fare 81
E,OR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD and
SPRINGPIELb.-Steamrrsl leave Peek sun at 3:le pm
TA,ns North aud East from kew-iGvea ut ii ?. N.
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY for N. Brighton,
~ g. Hurbor. Facoryvile and Port Rchnond9. 10
~ n. "a s:aop m ii30s. m, 2;So $3.50 p m. No
rrti.ut received after ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

BRIGHfos cANBalQag AND. MEDFoHD
R1,yfsd Ioy rHE TRIBUNE hs pesk ending Wsesss6ay,
~ II Jan. " iSt6-
arrcnrt AZ sloek AZ fnarxex:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

THE RESOURCES OF THE wssr Lieut.. Gov.
Bross. tho companion Of the Hon. Schuyler COlfax p
mis- resent tour across the mountains to California WI
deliver an address before the Chamber or commsros
upon the resources Of the West the Paofe Railroad
go. to-day. at O'Clock p. N. at the rooms OF sns
Chamber. No. s. wiiam-st. =, er g. rrtesfra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

NEW.YoRK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
1855 WINTER ARRANGEMENT lass
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 20, le6a

Passenger stEtiou In HswYork Twsntysevenh.s
ana Eourth-aya Entrance on TWENTY seveutn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

NEW.JERSEY ZINC COMPANY. AT a
IN Meeting the Board Of Directors Of ibis Company hsa
thiE day. DIVIDEND Of EIGHT PER CENT on Preferred
Sock declared . ysbls and aeT Feb l prox at the
Transfer Office Of The Company, No. 81 MsdenGne, New
York The Transfer Books will be closed from the 18th inst
70 sl s both day. inclusive. b g. oiBLIN Secretary.
JsnuaIy H. 1885
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-19

The distinguished ex-President of
the Confederate Democracy complains
bitterly that his slumbers in Fortress
Monroe are disturbed, by the passing
of sentinels to and fro in front of his
quarters, and that his delicate health
suffers from the annoyance.lT The In
dianapolis Journal suggests that as
JEFFERsoN is known to have been So
licitous for the health and comfort of
the Andersonyille, Salisbury and
Libby prisoners, his complaints should
receive prompt attention, and that the
least our Government can do for so
humane man., is to. cover the senti-
anells beat with saw dust and spread
Turkish carpet over that. ,'i'a ag 5
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-19

IT is said that when the extent to
which the culture of Spring Wheat is
carried in. the great States of Illinois,
Wisconsin and Iowa is calculated, the
failure of the Winter Wheat cannot
beEeryg prodigieuso in its permanent
effect upon-the market. We hear that
an unusually sslarger breadth has been
sown in Spring Wheat, and as the sea-
son has been remarkably favorable it
may be reasonably expected that the
deficiency of the Winter variety will
be largely made up.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-19
Another civil war Wanted.

Il 4 - VI
The Democrats are evidently impa-
tient to plunge this country into the
horrors of another civil war. The
Chicago Times in commenting on
Senator HOWARD 3 speech, discourses
as folloWsAn e - 89EE0TsT
TThe Conservative element in this coun-
try, and the opinion of civilized nations,
would unanimously sustain the President
should he to-day re1nstate the loyal Repre-
sentatives of the Southern States in their
Congressional seats by military force. The
action of the present rump is nothing else
than revolutionary and If the President
does not use force to suppress itgit. is not
because he would not be justified in doing
it, but because he hopes that the returning
sense of Congress will obviate aany such
necessity. hl ~ i1s ik,At s.At a@
= e z The Radical element in Congress is just
as traitorous to-day, and just as much an
as were the rebels when they
fred on Fort sumter. or. fought the Fed
eral armies OF Bull Run. There has been
much complaint that the Southern rebel
lion was not crushed by military force in
its incipieney. 1t is not impossible that
the same complaints may in time be urged
against President Johnson with reference
to the Radical rebellion in Congress. If
force was justifiable in the case of men
who attempted to get eleven States out of
the Union, it is equally justihable in the
the case of men who do keep these eleven
States out of the Union.''sa a.sssslif
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-19
Hos. .,H. Isl lLANE 1MIritas. to Ihe =

4 Hon, FL. s, LANE writes to the edi-
tor of the Lafayette Journal that he
will in no event be candidate for re-
election to the United States Senate.
He gives as his reasons fortakking this
step that his falling health and de-
Ginning years admonish him to decline
all further active participation. in pol
tiles. So says the Indianapolis Her.
add a2lWe presume tfe statement is
correct, though the Herald is very
doubtful authority, even in making
extracts from other papers. Senator
LANE has been very attentive to the
duties of his position, and looked
after the interests of his constituents
with fidelity that has no doubt been
very acceptable to large majority of
them. 81 IS i..Giri aa