The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-16
IATE4r NEWs.

Gold closed in New York yesterday at
1881
There are said to be only 20b,7gi Indians
Ia the States and Territories OF the Union.
General Sherman will be joined by Gen.
Sheridan ut Havana, from which place
they will proceed TO Vera Cruz.
A now evening daily will be started In
Washington, D. g., " DO called tho Great
Republic. II will be radical Ia politics.
A magnificent meteoric display was seen
nom the Greenwich Observatory, on the
morning OF tho l4th. Five thousand were
sounted In one hour, and nearly 1900 In
all. 80
tits underaL0od that the assassination
plot will receive the attention of the Judi
eiary Committee as soon as Congress
meelA.t gfss aH
Tho old Board OF Police Commissioners,
~ Baltimore, formally surrendered all the
Appuftanencea of their office TO tho new
Board yesterday morning.
James Brown, q colored man convicted of
murder on tho high seas, win be hung ia
Boston on the 10th OF March. lie received
his sentences yesterday.
Gov. Grape has appointed Thursday the
a0th INST, aa a day OF Thanksgiving for tho
hiehigandera.
w. y. King has been arrested at Louis
VILE, and committed 10 tho military priR-
en-, ~ ono OF the acoundreis connected
with the recent attack and robbery on the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
The Democratic State Convention, OF
Kentucky, will occur at Frankfort on the
nd OF February.
The rebel bondholdera In England are
about TO bring their case before the Govern
ment aa a ast or 10 the Alabama claims of
the United States,
y. M.Northeutt, prominent merchant
OF Decatur, Illinois, hung himself on the
i4th, la a III OF insanity caused by tnan-
oiat difficulties.
IL N reported that the people OF Rome
only walt the withdrawal of the French
troops In order to vote for annexation 10
Italy.
Tho Supreme Court OF mississippi has
rendered q decision to tho effect that no
State lost lis organization by secession
and That the legiaiative and Judicial nets OF
states during the continuance OF the re-
beilion are valid and binding. aos
General criitanden has resigned the OF.
nee OF Ateaanrer Of the State OF Kentucky.
Ahfea Alien succeeds him. crfttenden Ia
20 DO COLONEL OF regiment Ia the regular
army Ha tsga =. 7s.ls''g.. 80
AZ Bowling Green. XIV. ON Monaav
wv was iousht between John If. Grass
cup and john blair, both ex -rehets Mai,
was severely wounded In the breas. ana
draascup slightly scratched al the arm
There-wns q Woman IN the case.
John u, briabin, Chairman OF the Demo-
cratic state Central Committee OF MInne-
nota' has written letter adyisino fha
South 70 adopt ths Uonatitational 4 mend
ment. 1880
The Society OF the Army OF the Tennaa.
see, voted 10 erect the McPherso,, 49,. -.
ment NJ Clyde, Ohio, the burial n,oo' ~
General McPherson. The next acn,,.,
meeting of the Society win be at st. LonIs
Rev. DIR. cummins was yeaterday oon.o
Grated Assistant Bishop OF the Eplaeona,
Church for the Diocese of Kentucky.
The General Assembly OF the Preabv-
terrain Church South, met at Memphis ea-
torday. A large number OF ministers nom
ihe North were present, Harmony aud
moUa iVuhHk proVhilGu.
General Thomas and General Hood
dined together at the Louisville Hotel on
wednesday. -
II IL estimated that over twenty-five
hundred changes In PostmasterA in the
NorIhern and Western States have occur
fsu since the tlrst of July. gil TITS
,.ss ao 'onowing officers were elected yes
So" "s ~ the society OF the Army of Ten.
aos "a session atCincinnati; President
a.. ca y, a. hewlins; Vice Presidents MA.
= oa,',.,'.' ~ " A. Logan, ". r. Blair. n.
S,er s' s,s,s GILES 4, Smith, Brcvet nrisa-
TSirchii eg' Meoe N; n, nellsnap. and -
dssg tG9 Sae GrssifFG%p9nSns sscrStaSy brisa.
Major Gensrai \ lcEEsnnlonper; Treasurer,
o. a, 4. 7lhore has been some