The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-19
LATEST NEWS.


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z Judge Underwood is holding United
Z States District Court at Norfolk, Va. sfa
Tss A strong anti-America feeling prevails
at Vera Cruz, and other parts OF Mexico.
y The Tammany Society have voted not to
! sell Tammany Hall. fa 9tu5afat-
Ortega intends instituting suit against
: Eiae United States for false imprisonment.
H. Macmillan has had renewed attacks OF
fever. His ministry are still confident of
, Ibis return to the throne. ~
n The Fsnians held q very large and. en-
thusiastic meeting at Mozart Hall, Cincin-
natl, ON the 18th. ass s91f,e ..faq,fsjs1f
sesT There were seventy deaths from cholera
in Covington, KY, from July list to De-
o,rember 18th. TG ~ Io 4rrF AZ 1909
The Ashley impeachment resolutionwill
eventually pass. Itlooks to general in
..yestigation, rather than Impeachment.
nt The new Bowery Theatre, in New York;
was destroyed by fire on the 18TH Loss
. very heavy. ia,f tf3us 10 ngifsf0a lliossos 4
The banquet to the delegates from the
Chicago, Milwaukee and Detroit Boards of
Trade, to be given at Toronto, promises to
be q brilliant affair. .Xiadi4 f7s Z
oyAdjutant General Schouler, of Massachu-
setts, intends publishing letters that will
connect Gen. Buffers name with several
profitable speeulations during the war.
The decision of the Supreme Court in the
Indiana conspiracy case is regarded as in
dicative that the court will not favor ex-
IRENE opinions on political questions.
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Leonard Moss, who escaped from the Fal-
mouth. Ky.,jail on Saturday, has been re-
captured.gDHe UHh-,-o1r
Arrangements are being made by which
the trains of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail.
road Company will rum into Cincinnati
overthe track of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway Company.
The Canadians still indulge in Fenian
scares. They had one at Sweetsburg on
the 18th, and gotsout themilitary, who
maEshsa T. meet an an inHeag g q = army
sThe CINCINNATI Artists Exhibition has
been postponed until next Monday. The
opening feature will be- a grand musical
entertainment.T bga ssts9nsgaa0e
The Buffalo Union Iron Works, owned
by Palmer, wadsworth and others, were
destroyed by fire on the 18th. Loss, $25O,OOO;
insured fofssl20, 0O0duF bnG sT3sHis
osThe Kentucky Republican state Con-
vention will be held at Frankfort, on We'd
nesday 7 February 10. The Democratic
State Convention will be held at the same
place, on the 22d of the same month. ~
The boiler of planning mill, at Louis
vile, collapsed two fues on the 18th, drix,-
ing the boiler considerable. distance
through stable, killing Mr.. Hand, watch
man, and more or less injuring several me-
groes and mules in the stable. .,e-,.ry 800
A contest was sprung upon the House in
an effort to strike out of the General APP
preparation bill the large sum appropri-
ated for publishing the debates of Congress
in the Daily Globe. The effort, however,
will fail.
Henry Boyd Lewis, a near descendent of
George Washington, was convicted, Satur-
day night, at King Georges Court House,
of voluntary manslaughter, in killing DR.,
Ross some five years ago., He was SEN
fenced TO three years and six months in
the penitentiary. The jury recommended
the prisoner to mercy. The trial lasted
ten days. r3at ee teaH
The Acting Comptroller recommends
that reports be made monthly, exhibiting
the condition of the banks, and thinks the
result would be salutary if the banks of
New York, Boston and Philadelphia would
arrange it so as to report each week,
through clearing house, such banks rs
might be deficient n,sae5ar
The Republican Senators and members
of Congress held caucus at the Hall of
Representatives, on the 18th. The BUSH
ness considered was the report of the Ex-
eeutive Congressional Committee, appoint
ed to attend to the management. Of the
late canvass. The report was approved,
and the Committee was directed to make
assessments on the States that had not
contributed their quota of the expense of
the canvass. ,,,1 81
CABLE.--The London Press comments va
riousIy on the Presidents Message, which
has just been received by mail. The part
relating to Fenians is not satisfactory .:.....
The dispute between General King and the
Pope has been adjusted satisfactorily .......
The National German Conference is in ses-
sion at Berlin. -. 49,. e.fe+
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