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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-05


CINcIHEATI, April 10, 1896.
IN. L10hlltitt- Dear Hiri Feeling thank
ful for the great benefit you have Conferred
on me, deem 10 "A duty, 4 owe you and the
disease, aud your, successful treatment OF
II. 4IthGN.A'4
Some. six years " nee ! CONTRACTED catarrh,
which 80 rapidly pnqerminea my health
(printer). and seek outdoor ,enployment,
which somewhat Improved me. return
ed T., my trade, but took severe cold, and
the ola complaint aga IN attacked me In a
more aggravated aud complicated form,
Ny Lungs becan1e contested. and effected
with tube:cles, While all the alarming
pearance. had slight bieeding rom t tlse
lungs, night-sweats, an tncessant, wearing,
hacking cough, and was steadily losing
flesh and strength Three OF the best
iveiy, Without Denehttlpg rae, each on IN
turn telling me that had Consumption,
and that not much could be done for me,
. except what care and dieting might ac-
The last physioiaE gave me a tonic, and
told me little else could DO done except 70
keep myself warm and dry. 1 was com
pletely Frustrated and unable To work half
The time, Az this distressing stage Of my
disease and with little hope by either my
self or friends, visited you and went un-
der treatment without q promise Of cure,
but merely an obligation on your part TO
do the best you could: This was six weeks
ago to-day. Almost from the first appllca.
Lion Lbegan 10 improye, aud have gained
NO rapidly that at present my cough has
ceased, the expectoration discontinued,
the Boreness and weakness i'm my breast
has subaided, Rnd my strength has steadily
improved. Furthermore, some five weeks
since, Eweighed myAelf, though without
the intention or a test; my friendFnnd ac7
Qualntances, renarking my healthy APP
neariince OF iate, caused me 20 try the scales
again, and 1 was surprised and delighted
70 nnd ! had gqiped ti0cntyTqHs, PolqYf'qs IN
Hoping this statement may be the means
Of fadnctng lofiIeF Sufferers 70 give your
system a fair aud impartial trial, remain,
Yours respecupiiy,09 81
WM.lK. WEST,
Commercial Job Room, Cincinnati, o.
0D n zEOOJsLAAs8.EMAEF0 /
We, the undersigned, being personally
acquainted with Mr.. West, and cognizant
of the facts, cheerfhliy certify to the cor
rectness of his statement.
WIN. PORTER, Foreman.
q, ,.,,yJAs.. W. HAsBAps, Com, Job Room
/ sss y TfIos Nixon, A8AB&aT"ts AA18sH#
II. ANKKNBRooK, A"
e. B. MITCHELL.
j. w. MITCHELL. +"
-. is! 8. KHABEsssHuE, Jll.. News Room.
-" .. b. CHAPMAN, IN iAii"
sAML. CocHRANK,
.tBst.fsFs 49, ~ .uF
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For the cnrrentyear, 1856, the ag-
gregate gold and silver product of the
United States is estimated al from
$s2,0OO,000 to $lO6,0OO,OOO. The de-
tails OF the largest estimates are, that
California will produce $25, 00O, 900;
Montana, $4,000, 600; Nevada, SIG
100000; Idaho, $l7 100000; Oregon,
$4,000, 900; Colorado, $1,000, 900, and
various other sources, $5,0OO,OO0; to-
tai, $106,0O0,O
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CoMINa 1.-The Memphis Avalanche
saws it is pretty we'll known now that
President JOHNSON will take South
ern trip within the next few weeks,
aud that he will include Memphis IN
his route.
The President has been looking in
n southerly direction for some time.
We are confident be can not postpone
a trip there longer than tive years.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-05

A COMMUNICATION appeared last
week in the Courier abusive of Judge
A. i. RoBINsoN of this city. The
attacks which are made through the
Courier are rather recommendation
than an injury to any respectable citi-
zen, and it is entirely unnecessary to
undertake refutation, p"
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New York.

The Tribune, usually we'll informed,
contains the following paragraph rela-
tive to the election in New York on
tomorrow: 9dI n. .l9al fI na.4fo8
& New York, next Tuesday, will elect a
Governor, Observation-Disclosures thirty
one Congressman, one hundred and TWEEN
~, eight Assemblymen, and thereafter, by
Its new Legislatufe' a US. senatort6suc-
coed the Hon. IRA Harris. The State IN
1864 gave her present GoveInof a majority
OF 1928, and President Lincoln 0,7f9; but In
1865 gave her Secretary of State, General
Francis q, Barlow, majority off, ,S57 oyer
General Harry w. ;locnin, the most popu-
lar and distinguished candidate the Demo-
Gratis could bring into the heIdl or her
present Congressman, twelve only yout Of
thirtyrone are Democrats on Conservatives.
The dominant Radical strength viii be re-
tanned, II not perceptlbly Increased In
scarcely one Of the Districts Is there likeli-
hood of substantial loss while IN the xth,
KIN, xIInh, and xNxth there are OBJ
vious and striking cIancesg sMuguS
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SENATOR DooLITTLE went to Maine
aud made speeches in favor of the
Johnson-copperhead candidates, and
theywere defeated. He then traversed
the State Of Indiana, roaring up and
down therein like mad bull against
the Radicals and the result was
that the !" Radicals carried the
State overwhelmingly. Now he is
shaking his FIST at the Radicals :"
and preaching Johnsonian pro-rebel
4" conservatism in Wisconsin,. Of
course we know what the result will
be there. .ln E-..uL.nl 80 !.
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Ldtonia Springs, KY im
Induced by the cure Dr.. Lighthill had
effecfe,l In the case of Capt. Miller. OF the
Burnet House. and In cases ofOther partlth
we'll known 10 me. placed myself under
his care about week ago, Tor partial
mast nineteen wears. / am pleased 90 state
that through DR. Lighthill's skill am now
restored TO perfect hearings and that the
ieiigagreeable noises which accompanied
the DEAFNESS are fast Disappearing E.
JOHN w. COLEMAN.
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DIED.

sEASTH MIN Vincennes, at seven
o,tlock am. on Thursday, November LIST,
Il INA s., wife ofEolonel |. n. Eastman, In
the fifty sixth year Of her age.
The deceased was the mother OF Mrs.
James L. Cox, OF this city.
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From Rev. John Mott, Id. D.,
Professor IN Union College, Schenecta-
ysrt es Is L. NJ YarL.

,TaJD d.. NesO York.;
n Il. Ca6,Dfn. Es0.-Dear Sir: received
your letter of Aprll I'D to-day. am over
sixty-one years of age. have had, from
infancy, one ear very deaf, always dis
charging more or less offensive matter.
This year both ears became diseased, run
ming very much, very OFFENSIVE, producing
the greatest debility OF body and depres-
sion of spirits, and my hearing impaired
In the highest degree. In such a condition
/ put myself under the care Of DIR. @. b.
Lighthili. He has fully restored me,
hear well. The dizziness and the dis
charges have been removed, and have not
returned. The stopping OF therunning has
given me the highest elasticity and "A vigor
OF body, and flow OF spirits, while my
fear was that stopping the discharges
would prove detrinentai, or dangerous. /
esteem, or rather have learned TO esteem,
DIR. @. b. Lighthill, (for he was "A stranger
20 me until was his patiently, as "A gentle-
man and a Inan OF science, In whom the
highest confidence may be placed.
Yours, very truly, JOHN MOTT.
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Eyansyllle and New ALBANY.

The New Albany Ledger in effect
comedies that Evansville has a larger
population than New Albany. IL cor
reefs our figures and claims that the
vote Of that city is 1854. This will
give Evansville an excess over New
Albany of 612, which the Ledger &C
counts for % follows; ert esg.
Evansville boasls that her population is
larger than that OF New Albany, and cites
the fact that she Pooled two or three HIM
dfed more votes than were polled1 IA this
cityashe may have done that but no one
will believe that all the voters that cast
their ballots az the late election In Evapa-
villewere citizens there. ~ oesa5 III
II the vote is disposed of ipb that
way, how is the excess of l,5l4 in fa..
vor Of Evansville accounted for 10 the
school enumeration? We ought to
hear nothing further about the p6pu-
lation Of New Albany as compared
with Evansville. We really think
the Ledger, in its handsomest man
ner, ought to acknowledge the stub
born facts established by the figures
THE Rev.BHoRAoE @. HovEY was
installed pastor OF the End Presbyte-
rian Church of New Albany, on
Thursday evening, the LIST, instant,
by the Salem Presbytery. ,oa,
The sermon was preached by the
Rev. G. HUTCHINSON Of the I'D
Church. The Constitutional questions
were propounded by the moderator
Rev. v. ST.. johns, the charge was
given to the pastor, by his father, the
Rev. Prof. HovEY of Wabash Col
lege, and the charge to the congrega-
ton was given by the Rev. w. H.
McC4RER, Of this city. ' 1S"l
The services were Of deep interest.
The End Church Of New Albany is
one of the best arranged and best
working churches in the West, The
prospects of the Church and its new
Pastor are quite promising. % lied
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FASHION is Introducing dangerous
article Of dress. 1t is called needles
gun skirts.
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FOE. SALE.

-.
rOEk EAIE-JAcK. "A No. 4 large Jack
- and sure foaI-getter for sale ON easy
terms, or would trade IOr other stock. APP
ply 20 W. y: sIiANMOM,a
rSOR 0UsE--A two-story brick
- House, on Locust Street. between sixth
and seventh, east side, IN MOL neighbor-
hood, containing nine rooms and closets,
all In complete repair, With gas through
out; with stables and other conYenlence9.
Also, the leasehold OF the BulI'a Head pro-
perry, containing q dwelling,hOuee, with
thirteen rooms, In good repairi also, nta-
fine stock-yardA for all kinds OF stock qi-
tached. A fine opportunity for a stock
trader The above property Is In complete
ensf se aAa o4 ns - s"q Would aP trade
(. ~ now cSs2 dim dim WV. SHANNON.
wxOR SALE TEAM - one heavy two
" horse Team, Wagon, and HaTness,aa
w. w. 1HiANEON,lur
nov2 dim tIsWf Atthe Bulls Head.
-wxOR SALE AND ron RENT.-I5O
E Good Building Lots, In every part OF
the city, which Will sell cheap.
Dwelling Houses OF all kinds for sale on
Several Farms for sale on time. ~
10000 acres or Timbered Land Tor sale
/ have several Dwelling Houses and
several Farms for Rent, 1, 49,
Persons wishing To purchase any KIND OF
Real Estate can be suited az reasonable
ID Persons desiring 10 sell either Houses,
Lots. Lands, or Farms, can have the same
disposed Of by leavinga description az The
.in-f a - ALYAH JOHNSON, .i"'
.lslfob b rs, 2. 4 Real Estate Agent,
Third st., between Main and Loenst,
W oct29.1 10 gut Evansville, tnd.
wNOR SALE-S STEAM BRICK Ma
CHINE, BRICK YARD, DOVE now
offcr for safe, TO close the cOncerns one
:. Chailenge1 Brick Machine, making
30 900 brick per day, With the steam 7 M
CINE, 5 Mules, 2 Wagons. Carts, Irueith,
Wheelbarr0ws, Sheds, Wood. etc.. ebc.,
Comprising everything necessary for
welilmanaged Brick Yard. Also, the lease
or the premises TO expire In two years
from the LIST OF February, isGz, but which
can be renewed At that time An album
dant supply OF tho very best Clay. lf not
sold az private sale before the 10Th day OF
November next, the above will that day
be sold at suction. Apply 10 A. Reisr or 10
8. r.. Gilbert Il Co. q aLNln alalL ggLx
~ ~ ~ GILBERT, REFS a 90.
oc20 till 'novi5 i'faiqn09it aIQI
wNOR sALk.-The undersigned VIM sell
x at private sale his hne two story IrAIne
residence, of I'VE rooms, summer kltcuen,
also, wood and stable house attached, I'VE
good cisterns, all In complete order, Will
modern IMPROVEMENTS lot nftyi pg one
hundred and ten feet, situated on fulton
Avenue Iamaeco Address
Z tlctl Am (Sh11 WOLFLIN, MI. vernon.
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20 I0hns0n,a G0ngress.

The editor of the Mobile Register,
who is ia New York, and who is no
doubt in communication with Mr..
JOHNSON, and posted as TO his plans,
gives the following programme: aa
The final struggle In the great national
contest win be at Washington In the or
ganization of the next Congress n the
o0nservdttues hold their OtDn The South toiu
b. counted IN me organization, and he tho
sotu constitute a quorum. Washington viii
be the battle groupd-whether q bloody
one on not, viii depend on the fighting
temper of the Radicals. The true Union
rnen do not regard the present Rump as a
Congress ofthe United States I'm the mean
ing of the Constitution. II the struggle re-
solves itself into an issue OF force, the war
OF revolution started al the centre win
widen In its circle, and soon set the whole
North in blaze.
All right From present indica-
tons the Republicans will be pre-
pared for any emergency. Not only
will they keep rebels out of Congress,
but, if the President commits any
overt act, Congress Will be fully COM
petent TO dispose him according to
the provisions of the Constitution
The people Of this country and their
representatives Observation-Disclosures
themselves, and woe to those who at
tempt to bid them defiance. II we're
better ffSr lsush that GfheylhAd never
been born. Nothing is more certain
than the determination Of the people
that loyal men only shall make and
administer the laws. For this they
fought and crushed the rebellion, aud
for this, II necessary, they will fight
again, e ia i3s.s
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THR Richmond Examiner is dis
gusted with the Doolittle Philadel-
phia Convention. 1t has discovered
that many of the Northern members
Of the Convention represented nobody
but themselves. We accepted them
as representative men, and behold
THEY ARE UNABLE TO CONTROL A SIN.
GLE CONSTITUENCY. Their protesta-
tons committed nobody-hardly them,
selves. Their purposes vanished with
the cheers with which we, IN our ere
dulity, greeted their avowal. In PLAIN
WORDS, THEirUcHl yAUSrED PHILA-
DELPHTA CONVENTION MAY NOW BE
REGARDED AS A DELUsIoN AND A
SNARE. IT RANKS AMONG THE
ABORTI0NS OF POLITICAL
HISTORY n VI ~
OF counsel We told you so when
the Convention first assembled, and you
would not believe it, The whole thing
was a humbug, from the weeping
scene at the opening. to the address
read just before the adjournment. 81
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THURSDAY EVENING, N0G sth,
and positiyely no longer y.
}iiJGhl Ifiel ha fti .3Yi
s@e8eBSE~g aEAY
CTNcINNATI, April IL, 1906.

Boo lna no ail18 ooT1 ouo7a
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FOR RENT.

TyOR RRET-FINE STORE-HOusE.-
x Intending 70 remove 10 9iiberts new
block Ia a short time, we offer for rent our
present store house, No. II South First
Street. H. FELDMAN n Co, "a ae
oc30 div Wholesale Cloth House.
wyOR RENT--A small farm, within one
u and a half miles OF the Court House.
There II a good farmhouse and suitable
stabling on the farm. For information
apply 70 q. l.. REEFS,
. oct29 ~ "a Main street, mp stairs.
RrOR RENT-FAf sAf--One Of the best
" Farms In Marlborough County, con-
taining about 30 acres In cultivation, with
comfortable houses and out-buildings.
This farm win be leased for Ave years, on
good terms. NtlH "tH..
: Inquire OF ALVAH JOHNSON, ta'
m Third Street, bet Main and Locust. Z
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-Seve gentlemen can
10 be accom- modated with Board and
Lodging, and larger number with Day
boarding. Apply south side Fourth Street,
novS dew a Mrs. r. BROTHERS J.
gentlemen OF good moral character
can get Day Board with Mrs. j. r. Reeves,
on Second Street, next 20 the Vine Street
Presbyterian Church For RarIicnlars, APP
: 49, At the First National Bank.
Y1 d ARDIN G.-Two gentlemen and
- their wives can obtatn pleasant front
rooms, with boards also, few day BOARD
w. w, sHANNON'S, on Main Street, near
the r.. and q. Depot Best of references re-
quired. tnov2 dim
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LllIaA YoHAg ava TaUoT
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VNOR BALE-JAcK.-- "A No. large Jack
- and sure foaI-getter for sale ON easy
terms, or would trade Ior other stock. APP
ply 70 W. w. SHAkNONy
now div At the Bulls Head.Ii
The New York herald., 1866-11-30

that he was altogether too mild last session,
md that he intends to be very radical" We
have no doubt these determined hrsbrands
and old political campsigness win commence
in earnest a. Stevens did last December, but
we are just ss persuaded chat the splurge they
intend TO make will end in nothing. The con-
ssrvstive element Of the republican party in
Congress is too powerful and too patriotic to
permit these men to have their way. We may
expect lively time, however, the first days Of
the session.
The New York herald., 1866-11-30

VERY ExTRAoRDMARY.-We are surpfyed 10
hear rumoss that Police Justice DowiingSsen-
gagged In some scheme TO take away votestom
Mr.. Richard B. Connolly and give them toNr.
Kelly at the approaching election for Corp
troller. This policy is utterly unworthy Y
Justice Bowling, and while It may mot do mscl
Injury to Mr. Connolly, who Is beyond question
the most acceptable candidate, It win oertsiniy
injure those concerned In tho scheme. Justice
Oowling ought to be- above ell such aring''
tricks, and We hope that the rumors are un-
founded.
The New York herald., 1866-11-30
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.

Exciteusone In Montroai-The Province -
Look Ost for Trssbie with the Unissd
States. -.
NOMINAL, @. r., Nov. 2s isc0
This morning an excited crowd gaihere> about ths
Post 0dhce corner, Great 81 James 90 ~ Francis
Xavier Streets receipt OF tho new rom Ireland asd
the general opinion was that Cara would now have v
look out for trouble with tho -asd ssaiss the Bntsh
government will not pay The claims for the Alabama
Ss.ss. ana !, nc thought that tbs late telegram V
the Cyovsrnor ene>1 was 70 warn him Of The coming
asnscr Tbs ho.5 expressed among the English party
thai Franco nj be involved ~ the tune In var
with tbe III Nd Ststes 10 not very long ago that the
Trerch usernment ntmaed readiness 70 assist In the
defcnc.6 Canada In the event Of war with the United
m Gulf Of Mexico with shs Frcnch force with the ob
ct Of defeating any attempt upon hsxico oy the Unissd
States
An snors viii now be nads TO revve the old ertenss
corddt f 1G6<-5o thnt the two old lntons may neht
against the young giant Of the NV World
Msjor General StsHsd II 70 come ou here 70 replace
General Lindsay TAsse two ocers are 'siz Of enc and
bsif = dozen OF the sshsr" In thssr ntnry mssiis
Thsre Ia no sfAcsr In CansdA ~ 70 command 20 900
men operating against United ssases face.
II Ia only An RnGshman who could ctncsive thai the
L. 600 mon now IN Canada wosA make snyihIns like
Al 10 France ssndiss srcopsto Cana,A, the EnsIisA
would be TOO jsalouh Of for nsy lsne FrsnchD might
which they would b. received with opsa sms snI en-
courassd 10 stay. In such case the scquisitisa o.
C~ssk vould b. good ST. Oh Against the ls q Nerloa
S-6s~6 leadue 9an In Cana1A-has sdvissl thss I~vsw
csas1s BE- rvsn 70 ne rrsaot asd Upper OnsAa q he
xmsr1oana that there might y perpetual sar bas.s~s
~ I've ssepis oysr We ossava rvs
The New York herald., 1866-11-30

CHEAP ESrERFRrs or SPURIOUS NEWS
AssociAroS.--The lately dismissed agent OF
the New York Associated Press has been en-
deavoring 70 establish peddhng news ASSOC
citation for the purpose Of furniahing bogus and
second hand information 10 the country news
pspcrs II gave on The 2sth instant m exam
pie d .ts mode OF Furnishing cheap cable
tsiesr%as By stealing bodily GQm tbe HssAtD
The New York herald., 1866-11-30

or the Commissioners Oe Charities ana Corrscon
and well Dared for On Backwells Island An inter-
esns sketch Of the institution for that purpose end u
workings viii BE- found in columns to-day.
Our correspondent a Salt Lake City says that society
at Idaho and Montana TO be entirely at the
Of outlaws and despsadoeA and that crimes OF the sst
atrocious character are OF frequent occurrence
The National Steam Navigato4 Company's steamship
Scotland Captain Hail. will sail for Liverpool touching
at Queenstown. at tomorrow Saturday. from pier
AZ North river
The New York herald., 1866-11-30

amendmeut which was the ut question In
all the recent elections, We ank 1t may be
safely assumed that the two houAs Of Congress
will adhere to this amendment and push it
through. We think that the viewlof Senator
Fessenden may be accepted as aneuthorita-
tive declaration on the subject inpehslf Of
COnrress tW
The New York herald., 1866-11-30

SENATOR FEssKNDEN's vEws-THB AMEND
ENr TO Bx SUSTAINED IN CoSonrss.--Senator
Fessenden, at the reception Of the Union League
Club of this city, at their rooms on wednes-
day last, spoke Of the general results Of the
late elections a. - just and emphatic verdict oi
the American people In favor Of the constitu-
tional amendment" and strongly condemned
any compromises calculated to destroy or
injure the legitimate fruits Of the war, and %
pecially . oompromise which would pls~s
premium on treason by such theory q that
Of universal amnesty for impartial outrage"
He held that @the question has besn settled BY
the people, and their wish II ~as the duty Of
their representatives to rake tangible and EN-
cIens In the lssislation Of the country and its
practical enforcement'
Now, considering tse position Of Mr.. Fessen-
den - the leading member Of The Senate
branch Of The joint Committee on Reconstruc-
tioa. Which pu, into shape and sdopsed Ne
The New York herald., 1866-11-30

Of that date our special report Of the infamous
language uSed BY thsl London pspep regarding
the Fenians, and telegraphing it to the evening
papers throughout the, county, In which 1t
appeared duly credited to the spurious asso-
ciatiOn sf sr* ee
The New York herald., 1866-11-30

The RADICALS PREPARING ron AcnoN.-We
learn from Washington that The radical fAction.
under the lead Of Thad Stevens, Ben Wade and
a tow others, are preparing for their proposed
violent and revolutionary work st the oom-
mcncement Of tho session Of Congress next
week. Bon Wade, II n said, Ii 70 bs made
President Of the Senate In place Of M. Foster,
roaIsnsd. Thad Stevens. Il Y reported deolsrss
The New York herald., 1866-11-30
THE FENIANs.

C0uniaued Rxcitosacns In tho -Oensribu-
items Of Arms and Money, &c.
lMes crowd occupied tho sdewalk in front Of the
Yenan headquarters all day yesterday, insexpectaea
of hearing further nsws aa0 Ireland Colonel Kelly
was In attendance as the ONCE and ussiIy ensagsl
In rscsiving contributions Of arms and nsnsy Assn-
teuan, WHO refused 70 give his name toths pubiis.
handed In check for 81 COO Aat other large wsrs
received fpDm different parts Of the Union Despeschos
were received from England giving an enoourastuE 40
Kolly that the alarm Of the British government u
caused much by Its accidental discovery that tho Fe
nian organization exists In great strength in England ~
IL is by the attitude of the men in Ireland
There was large assembaGe OF the friends OF IrtsA
liberty at Temperance Hs1 Hamilton avenue, Brock
iyn last evening whii6 the meeting in progress
company Of sixty entered the Hail. bearing Il thclr
head transparency with the inscription -"Gowanus
First Company OF Volunteers Of the Army OF Ireland"
They received o. warm greeting