The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-13

Yale College. - -
Two hundred Italian organ grinders
are moving on from. England 10
America, They viii BE- here, turning
their eranks, ina week or two, if they
have fair winds v 9f
The richest man IN 81. Louis is, ae-
oording TO the late income list,
James II Lucas, whose income Is
Sl03Nl, - -af
Scotland. with one half Of the popu-
lation Of ireland, consumes annually
2,S64 900 gallons Of whisky while
Ireland drinks only 2,2G0,000 gall
Ions. 81 eIaa.Elrf HYf
A man in Chicago, who started his
horse by building fire of straw un-
der him, was fined $50 The horse
was badly burned.
The London FRA EXPRESSES a strong
desire that Mr.. William Warren, Of
the Boston Museum, and Miss Mag
gie Mitchell, should visit the English
metropolis.
Macmillan complains that the lib
erals are illiberal, and says that he
Shpll continue TO wrestle with them
fgr the throne. He will get thrown
A railway Is about TO be constructed
in India from Lahore to Attoek, on
the Indus, sixty miles from the from
tier. A bridge is to be built oyer the
Indus.
The Charleston Coyier learns by
private letter from Mrs. Davis that
the health Of Mr.. Davis continues 10
decline, and that the pecuniary cir
eumstances Of his family are beeOm-
ing very embarrassing.
A London baker was recently fined
twenty shillings for refusing to weigh
a loaf Of bread
Barnum's fat woman last week
broke down cab ia Toronto, and
tumbled out in the mud greatly ex
citing the respectful eonliniseratOn Of
the pewsboys. The cabman will sue
Tor damages, BE i9ii
The Empress Of Mexico has not
been to Belgium, and has not seen
her brother. There is h family
difficulty probably about money.
The Empress CarlOtta wanted Ii for
her husband '5
Leon Gozlan, one of the literary
stars of Paris, died suddenly on the
10Th ult, lie was equally successful
as a novelist, dramatist, wit, aud hn-
mgoriat, iie was born at Marseillos in
1905. u ,8 9lg a,lT l,n4ss las nj
A party of five rowdies in a car
riage rodedown a Mr.. Edwards. a foot
passenger, in the Philadelphia Park,
on Monday evening The gentleman
died IN few minutes. The sconn,
drels drove off without waiting 10 See
how much mischief they had done,
and thus far eluded pursuit.
a man named Mcclure, who was
seen about week ago removing sew
eral boxes from the railroad track |
near Whltby, q, w, during the night,
was arrested on suspicion Of being a /
Fenian, and lodged In Jail. Ii turned /
out that the boxes were filled with
boots, which he was trying to smuggle.
The Juveniles at Newcastle on-Tyne
have just had a great treat in the
shape of kite contest on the Town |
moor. Prizes we're given TO the own
ers of the best designed and highest
flying kites; and the proceedings pos |
sessed so much interest that about
10000 persons were present. iaitf2
1t appears from official returns that
the emigration from Indiato the West
indies. during the season Of 1866,
amounted TO 4 ,4S9 migrants, to which |
are to be added rs more born on the
voyage, making total of 1866. The
number of ships dispatched from Cal
cutta with emigrants was eleven.
A great trout, measuring four feet
and a half In length, three feet around
the body and weighing seventy
pounds, was caught in Lake Erie,
fifteen miles from Dunknk, last week. /
1t is believed 10 have been the largest
trout caught in the lake in modern
times. io e.@ "a 9al q
A private secretary Of the late Presi-
dent writes that Mr.. Lincoln "com-
posed somewhat slowly and with care,
making few erasures or corrections,
and indeed, being quite tenacious Of
forms OF expressions which he had
once adopted. Ii was then his custom
TO read his manuscript over aloud, 10
see how it sounded, as he could hard
ly judge of "a thing by merely reading
il. :" Is ijldoH II tHHu nd
Lqmertine gives very jolly dinners.
The beverages are excellent old Mon
ceau wines from the poets estate,
little Bordeaux, a little champagne,
and with the desert glass of admir-
ably psrgumed Cyprus wine, which he
brought from the Fast in 1892 uoaI
BY curious coincidence it appears
that the coming year (l867) has been }
fixed upon by Mahommedans, Brah
ina and vnrinna ~ hnr annIa- Lne wall I