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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.


ne r. II universally allowed by ladies'
who have worn and are now wearing Ma
dame Foy's Corset skirt Supporter that II
affords them tho eomfortthey long needed.
by II the weight OF the skirts IL tranfcrred
from the waist 10 the shoulders II may be
had Of dry-goods and fancy stores.
IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.
We invite Tile special attention OF our
eaders TO DIR. Eastcrly's advertisements,
Thich can be seen In our advertising col
INNS. Dr. Eastorly's Family Medicines
ere deservedly popular, have rapid sale,
ave general satisfaction, and are kent M
all the principal drus-stores throughout
he Western and southern states. Ia win
oe seen that DE. Ea'sterly does not recom-
mend one medicine TO cure all discusses
bntprepares q remedy for each particular
disease, which cum be relied upon 20 cure.
mayl0 Hia8lha Duts laE Boa Vas at4l .sita
ntli fso
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-18

REnuILDiNG.-The store rooms in
tho Posey Block. on Main Street, re-
GENTLY occupied by Viekery Bros, and
burned down some weeks ago, are
being rebuilt The iron front stood
firm, and goodly portion Of tho side
wall next tho alley, A new addition
IL, also, being bullt in the rear Of the
block, the whole length, We are
glad TO see this evidence of reeupera-
ton on the part Of the enterpriaing
owner.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-18
CITY NEWS.

A FRsAK OF NATURE Among
other euriosities on the Fair Ground
II large pig which has hands instead
Of feet on its fore legs We presume
its like will never be seen again,
Physicians pronounce the hands al
most perfect, each having four fingers
aud what may be regarded as thumb.
Those having reasonable curiosity
had better visit the pig with hands
when they attend tho Fair,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-18
RAILROAD TIMETABLE
Evansville and Charlottesville.
GOING NORTH.

AF GOING NORTH.
Leave AfriVs, Arrive
Evansville. Vincennss, 4, thuts
AecOHa 'Odit'n. 3 80 A N 4 tDFz7 A n 4iaz
Mail ,.,,,.,,.,,,,... . fib A n IL AZ A n 300 = ~
Vineennes Ae 2ab y M 4lb5 = NJ rrag"Y''
GOING SOUTH
Leave I cave hIityS
Terre Haute, Yineennes' hsylils,
yineennes Ae gsy.'.. , si% = s.as = AZ
Mall ''',,,.,..,..., BtlD = M $3.50 viA N
Terre Haute and indianapolis.
FROM TERitE HAuTE,
Leave, Arrive.
AJ,att fEvg.,,4ss.. ..,.,,.;.. fib nj 100 A M
4 assan,nGdation ,,,,,,,,,,, 40 M 40 y N
1sti .,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, Hg1I y NJ II ~ A n
Tsafess ,,...,...,.... ..,,,.,,,. l5 $40
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-18
ID PEOIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
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diseases, About four weeks ago was for
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health, can most earnestly recommend
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ARC recommended 10 be. You aFs at liberty
I o make any use You wish Of this state
fnent
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-18

OMIssIoNs-ln our notice of the
Fair in yesterdays JOURNAL, we in
advertently omitted TO mention the
names Of the judges in the pacing and
trotting matches. They were =. j.
Bingham, John Landrigau, and Kit
Burnett, and they did their duty
faithfully and well, so far as we
noticed or have heard. We also neg
leoted to mention ono Of the most
attractive features of the Fair, the
Crescent City Silver ~Band, whose
celebrity az musicians has become
almost co-extensive with the bound
aries Of the continent Their music
was charming, and was greatly ad-
mirod by the strangers present, as
we'll as by our own citizens, They
will be present every day during the
Fair, aud viii cnliyon the intervals
with their incompatible music.
SopTnwfsTERN DtsrRIcr FAIR--
NVN''NAMmE EOR THURSDAY. - k0dd-
ser Stdtfioas! Best, 800 90; Second,
800 OOi Third, $25 90.
Speed the test; one mile, and repeat,
in harness.
In tho above ring there are seven
entries, and some fine sport may be
expected
Gentlemen Drifting Horses Best
$50 90; Second, $40 90; Third AZ 90
To BE- driven in buggios, n single
dash Of two miles.
IN the above ring thore are nine
entries, and we know that from tho
stock that il entered some fine time
will be made.
Female Eqaesirioaship- $40;
Second, I'd.
This ring Is not closed, therefore
we cannot give the number. The de
rectors desire ladies to make applica.
ton early. ~
, 1866-12-24
FROM NEW YORK.

Arrest Of t;AmbIers-From South America
The Fight ut rcrjuIy-Defcas or the Bru-
xiiinns-Emnernr Of RrxztI Ennnctn.te =.
htt r1uxr-E1r at Erir. 4. y-~THs Tr..1 :
IT r.nme-,nde a. p.-,. "H'
N.1 ~ a'1n
and kobest Chambers were, yesterday jailed, IN
default Of ten thousand dolars nal', charged with
dc1audins B. Aoeely Of eight thousand dollars nj
Mo Janetro letters Of November 9Th stlte that
70 further culllaions hare occurred between the
fafaenaJans and bIozni2os: In the light Of Oc-
tooef t IN. a. re!3niy, ne DraM!ians sailled ont
rum IQe !Qt1 0l1 MEls surrounded dnd CHI up
, 1866-12-24

Destructive Ffre-Loss S10,0o0-Suppn-ed
TO he the Work Of m lnccndtary-The Ca
IN, Con1enltou-Tac Nea1hrr-The River
Upcn. &c
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Ttibune]
RocK Is1AxD, ILL.,, December = 1861.
FAbout halfpsEt four o'clock 1hIb morning IRE
Was discovered in the shoe store OF John Brock
INN, On Illinois street, opposite the Rock leland
Huusc, Which wss totally destroyed, with It's con-
terts, CONF unicat:ns 10 tho Enrcka saloon, oWued
Ly K11e ) MuIick, burning it oui completely, and
setting G1r 10 lhc adjoining bulldiug, owned by
Mte. b. F. Barrett, occupied by Il. u. Mayo as a
dry goods store, md Mrs. MeCorkendale a.
millinery establishment Loss Oh buildings and
stock about $lu'1a). lhe drrmca were promptly
ST nna s sea eane a'e ss o IL
diary. From Messrt. Buford, Copp + Shaw, 1nsu-
es 1a hs on e. Snd0
Fhaas r. aiast Il ss nd n
& SssT 9s sf s2 s2 i 1h Sad he 1s e.
kalt J. Mnllck were Insured IN the Eina for $500,
ard sS5u in the North american OF Hartford. on
SALOON building snd ell'is,d tahle' xaxa T..
insurance in the illinois Mutual" H; Il. Aayo..s
damage IN removing stock and loss Of goods la
nat Y a covered By IN
cred by insurance ia the ''seeurtty" Insurance
Company OF New York.
Great interest Is manifested In the coming
.tCAnAl Convcntion,' which meets IN this city on
Thureday, the 9Th inst, and It is TO ba hoped
That eo1re decided action will be taken On this nil
Important subject Great preparation Is golnx
on With view OF making The Convention suc-
cekz.
7he weather is quite mild and pleasant, MICH
more like epring than winter. The rive: Il open,
and The ferry boat has been making regular laps
all The week. with prospect ct no interruption
until afler the holidays.
, 1866-12-24

Operations Of u Confidence Swindter.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tihone.1

Operations Of u Confidence Swindier.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribone.1
CA1Ho, December y.
Something over week ago. man calling him.
es]f Emedley, appeared on q trim on the Aissts-
sfppi Central Railroad, representing hlmsef as
route agent, assumed au'Lo:ftJ over the mall
agents on the suute, giving orders, &C., to such
N extent AZ to fr1ghten them nea1ly ont Of thelr
wits On his arrival at Jackson he proceeded to
the post Office, and did something, playing the
confidence game In connection with 1t, 80 as to
deceive The Postmaster 80 far that, tor some tour
had The keys in his possession Eoou part Of The
lime learning from the Postmaster how the malls
vert conducted On different routes leading In and
oui of jackson. During this time be stopped Al
minis with the landlord, whose name was Gay
land, to purchase tho hotel. The bargain
Was consun1nAted, With the exception that
no Creenbacks had as yet changed hands.
All this tinle he claimed 10 hail from New
laru!ord with \ small caeck on lhe New Orleans
tank, rnYtug The bank in jackson would cash it
In the morning: Lis money VAS al In tho bank
be WISHED 10 70 10 Metnphif, and svoold t1ufn tA
th= evening e missed Tho tfsin BY ;o%e MI I'll
toc L, in the 1c4E Of 'ht city. The cheek .at pr
srttFd 1t the b4-k -aId 3,ayncut: refused. They
Llew nothing o! the man. Search IVES male and
Lis whereabouts discovered about noon, and a.
rested a1d sear.hcd, aud papers. found with him
representing him as ufc insurance agent from
Mem plis. He was examined On Monday, pro-
nnuhccd guilty ana requested 70 give bail OF be
cum1nittcd 10 ja1; to avail hts frit}. On bis ~sJ
large. His carpe1-eack leit behlud, On ezauina-
1lun, vus fourd 10 contain drafts Of different post
Offices in 1he South. aud The to,ls usually carried
b. those rowing vaSabonos generally.
, 1866-12-24

ley, Sir j. pakington. sud Sir $. Nortnco'e arr
said 10 range theIn.clEes or the side Of the Chan
cealor Of the Exchequer. Tie Prcmles'e political
sJnpaihies arc undoubtedly with the Tory sec
lion Of his Cabinet AZ chief Of the party, how
ever, 1t has been his dutY to consider the party
consequences Of difruPuon among lH Leaders
Is well - The particular measures betoft tha Cah1-
net, He haa, therefore. hesIEated to ranEc himself
aEsiras Nj. DLsrzeli, and he has been IN all pro
personal fo'lowc1s il he Upper House the Lord
he Esli Of GarnaT1on. Tie rumo1
1t the Carlton Club Is that Il Mr.
Uiaf1cH shonld 1Gs1gn4 General Peel T1il lead
The Conservatives IN the House of Commons, with
Lord CI1nborno second IN command. Lord Stan
!ey, It is hoped, may DO induced by feeling Of
loyalty to the head Of his houee, to remain in the
e. Il .hts s'ent he pfsssn, Secretary
Minister Of Finance. Many Of thu oatand.ont
Tories would rather see the party led bI General
Feel with the Gag Of NO surrender" than Wit
ness another Of lii. Dieroc!i's fAnk movements.
en!c tain very little doubt thai The Chancellor Of
the Exctc4ucr's fcEeMe Was discussed at the C1bi-
net during his ab:ence on lhnreday. he Il, with
out qHest1ou. neLt In refusing to take charge
OF uMtd, d,yac1iasiug. half fhearted measure, which
ca sstlsfy no one. and which will be secuted By
Is iat he Is necessary for tho party, and has now
attained a position OF influence ard authority
which will enable him 10 make bis own terms, aud
become the t1ue leader or tho Conservative pnfty.
Af D11aol 1E said to be tired Of the pollcY OF ne
CATION and ubsu1ctf0u. Should Lord Derby and
AiS Cabinet agree to adopt Mr. DiBraeli's Reform
Dill, you may expect 10 hear Of the resignation Of
Other members ofths lllberzl section Of The admin
fsttttlhu.
, 1866-12-24

Il Convent Blown mp BIZ n CretRn Monk
Two Thousand Turks Killed nnd 14nygt
number u oundcd-1j6 Crctun Men Killed
und 2S8 fTomen-Sevcn Cretan VsllnRcs
burned and Twenty seven Turkish.
NEW YoRK, December s3.-Maif 2dyices fton,
Gambia Eive detailed accounts OF the disaster 10
Tie Turks at The convent OF Arcadlon. tn. con.
vent contained $40 soule. including 345 women and
children, leaving 17 men to defend II agatnst
lcfueed 10 surrender. and the Iurks bombarded
lie convent two days md nights. Afrer breaking
The ual!e the Turks proceeded 10 the court Of the
Christian md Turk Into the air. Two thousand
Turks were killed and large numoer wounded.
Only thirty-n1nc men and etxty women and child.
and wounded. The Turks burned sereu CrctAu
villages, IN revenge for which the CretanE burned
twen1y-scycn Turkish Villages.
, 1866-12-24
Ma1imilian Determines not to
Abdicate- Calls a Mexican
Congress.


GREAT BRITAIN.
LIVERPOOL, SsundaY, December -.
9he eteasnshtp Mantattau, from New York Dec.
18th, at11Ted at Queenstown to-day.
Rucs1A.
ST. PE1ERsHrno, Sunday, December e.
The st. Petersburg journal. in an cdttosial, en-
phat1cn]Y denies the report that Rossi4 andAustria
nre At variance on any subject and asserts strongly
that their relations are IN all 1oepecta Of most
friendly character.
BRrssE1s, Sunday, December n
The old differences concerning the scheldt
have been renewed, and the Govern
ments Of Belgium and Holland arc
at open issue on the subject An A.
tempt il. however, being made to eettlc The ques-
ton bS diplomacy.
FNuBs1A.
Btn1N, Sunday, December g.
Tic Upper House Of the Ffnsaia1 Diet have
agreed 10 the budget, as amended by the lower
branch.
The Upper House has also passed the bill for
The annexation Of ahe Duchles..
AEsfmA.
THknA, December Is Evening.
General Menahlca Is c1pet7ad heee Asa3n a Min
isscr from 1taiy. II ID Anticipated thas = Hunsa-
stau ministry will scon be appointed
SWITZERLAND.
PAn1s, December e1-Htzatug.
The Euiss army IL 10 1t armed wlkn tFeecA-loAd-
]. ,as s.1s 1st,s i. IL IL 49, a.ts'' ,.
CAkDGA- -
Tnxszx, December r.
The Turkish fleet In Cuna11a watess has bean
LATE ly increased. The irEuucctton h Gambia is
l.. 10 means crushed, aul fut1he1d Ching Il staled
10 hasc occurred
, 1866-12-24

Galveston Haiirsad-Cotton, DC.
GAIHEf1oz. December 2s,-lte first rail OF the
Galres1ou City Railroad WAS laid to-day, the
Mayor, City Council+ Aldermen and Others off,
C16tinC.
The steamer Blackbsrd, which broueh! Minister
Campbell, returns to Brnzos this evening.
The receipts OF cotton for the week kaye been
svt3 hhlce Total cotton receipts from the drrt
informed person estimates the cotton c4op OF
TexAs 1t not Ices than ISL IQd ha1ea ~ RI
, 1866-12-24
By STEAMER.

4 Selling" the Government 0Hlctals-Nurrl-
cndinE The FRhl1c PosEaer-1tIduighe sleet-
inGs Ior Drill and Exerctsc still Cantinue
IN Ireland, &c+
NEW fonk, December 23.-A Dublin letter to
the Srhd1r frns esye the Govern mert officials
landed 1T different points Oh the coast, keeping
uoope and gunpo1ts constantly on the move.
pAanix Park. in whtch IL situated the Govefn-
heavily manned carhworks and palisades.
Troops are continually arriving from England aud
sps ptcfed Irish regiments transported TO Eu2-
lard and the colonies. Despite al exe1tions Of
tic authorities, midnight meetings for drin and
cxtsci.e held all over Ireland and The people
evidently ara awaiting Stephens arrival to rfsu,
, 1866-12-24

Fire In Ripley, OhIo-Less S7j,00D-Insured
835,00O.
Especial Despatch to The Chiez-o THbune,l
CKc1KKAI1* December -.
Il fire broke out at an early hour yesterday
morning in Ripley, Ohio, In the dry goods store Of
George +, Dixon, completely destroying it. Loss
$35,Q0; insurance ~, ,00Q. in Home, .Etna and
Underwriters. J. Reynolds & Co.'S banking
houte and adjoining dwellings,, were also de-
s1royed. loss. 6N.oo0; insured, $1h,0o0. The
bopks are belteyed to be sAfe in the vault.
, 1866-12-24

Failing Of a vall-Thc snow U1orkn5a.
buffalo. December GA portjon or III. <r.,,
ol Cocff street Market fell to-day. Being sun
day, no one was tnturrd. o1
The Buaalo Erie Railroad has been for the
past two days hlockaded with rnow Ut West1eid
Passenger Trains from Chicago on THURSDAY Tere
det1ined until to-day. There were at one tiIne
collected sixteen passenger coaches. FIX exptess
, 1866-12-24

CHARLESTON. December 23.-Ihc Charleston
Ntrf1 hae abandoned the Ne1 Tori. AAsoci.ted
Prcss monopoly, and hereafter VIII take lis leIe-
co1u1nI4. s. C., December 29.-3he !sou'h Caro-
fnr feIen1npbic ncws With the United States 4
european News Association, and discarded me
Asaocla.ed Press n31Lopoly.
, 1866-12-24
VOL. Xxx,

necessarily through the night. The streets and
souds ar utterly i'm mra.sah1e. and our city Is in
the most dtplo1abIe condition. The appearances
this .en3pg, hoHeser, Indicate frost, which may
for ume einan1lpAle us from the dominion Of
InEd.
Tho aetesament Of Cas- County for 1866 il
& Fl Ire, which Ia loss in enc rear Of so al.
, 1866-12-24
Reported Resignation Of mr.. DisfaeIf.
fIoui1au CQucapandence Of the Scotsu.anl

tLoudon Correspondence Of the Sco1sman.l
a rumor Il current at the clubs, and credited in
The Cabii ct on the question Of new Reform bill
have come to head, aud that Mr. Dieraelrs tesig-
nation Is At the present moucnt In tue hands o.
tie Excheqncr from tie Cabinet Councllo on T6ars a.
day Wae certain 10 excite remark. co!oznbe
pretc1t had to be found; and two OF thee dats
Cabinet was to be hold On THURSDAY. III. DisraeIi
LEFT Town on a yiett to the Duke otWellnston at
S1athdeldsaye. The moa1 generally accepted. and
Tiaaeli'a l. IA resignation i, Bat a considera6is %
minority Of The Cabinet Objected, in the first In
s'ance, 10 thetut5odueuon Of Reform bill at all
ellis were held before the Chancel1o. OF the E1-
chequer waa able 10 carry hts point and induce
bis colleagues to c9esc1l to bring In bll as soon
b. hsvine eo%e to Se leader Il ths he Cow M
ernme1 IN the Honte Of Commons i. said to have
astonlshed and alarmed his colleagues, by The
sea1nst bringing IN weak and nnsatiei.etory rep.
etltion Of The Derby bill Of 1853, and wished to
ontaank the whole Opposition by proposing a
sas1e ban IT, ey % H. aadstons
last year. II Ia said thai MI. DisEaei IS in favor
Of scheme Of household tuflaCe in towns.
P4osas hs xS5e s Ps b! 9 @ote
under The new suffrage than they dream Of In
ibr hope Of eorsoline landlord influence in conn
ACCOUNTS aerce hat The Chancellor Of the E1-
cbequer has been stouuy opposed throughout BY
have been current that General Peel first opposed
The introduction Of Reform bill It all, and then
rendered his resignation which he has consented,
the moment. II 10 added that General Peel has
been pers1e1ently supported by Lord Cranborne,
between whom snd Nj. Disraeh there has never
been feeling more cordial than that Of hollow
e3T11tJ: Lord Csanhorne doubtless see5 In Mr..
~ nisIasi. sfhene of reform anoth Instance Of
LORD John Manners, of course, snppoxts II GencIsi
PEEL ind Lord c1anborue; HhUc Lord ntsn,
, 1866-12-24
ttrh,,nr The eexpcts Ill Night.

NEw YoRK, December sS.-1ht committee Of
the Common Council have asceFfnined 1t will
eost about fs7s 200 to light tho streets ~ nigh
shsut double the cost under the Old sIstem
Tnhrr s1e II, ,G1u ga et1eet Tampa IN Ne" 1ofK
.fHtv.
, 1866-12-24

ER WAIT BR0TQEttt, Advertising Az'lo
1876 Denrbsrn-st., receive ndrcrttscmeats
Tor NIL the lending papers thrunRho out the
Gnlted etates and CunRdas.
, 1866-12-24

panApUPH1A, December = The store Of WI.
liam a. Cochran Il Co., 3a Walnut etreet wAs
broken Into lnst niRht. and The hnrGl41s fopped
, 1866-12-24

L1EkEFooI- euntay, D.cem5er g.
IN consequence Of the Christmas holdAYG there will
3c no commercial transactions until Wednesday.
LoapoS. Sunday, December T.
The Etock Exchange llas cloae3 until Wednesday.
, 1866-12-24

r1,n,ner Campbell In New Orleans.
-, o,,v.rs December eG-Mtnistef Camp
nj, arrived to-day from Brownsville, GA Gal"
$HHf0n.
, 1866-12-24

FfF06 ID PhtEAdeFp&fR.
PHILADELPHIA, December e2.-Fares occurred
tL1s evening at BAltz's Brewery. above Gisard az
cpue, and ia brewery on Vine street. between
Third and Fourth streets. No particulars hare
been obtained.
, 1866-12-24

3tae1iral.
4 Few Words Of Common Sense.

How ftw there ara who are not suhIcct to some ao-
uon Of thu lungs o. respiratory oEzans Nho, By naE
tecunR Dremo1ltoFT symptouaa, ax2TAvate the eoaar
plA1Dt until disease s1fkea ii aha{ts causing n1
presethc torture of the pAuent and anxiety and dr.
Ieas to friends. ~0n1y I cold |" ~ Altght Sok1
tttoati" Is the needless rcmafk Of many when 70 It
ected. Yea; Only cold" waa the thou xhteas a.
preston of thousands Whom death has marked f hts
PREY.
e4es intha minds OF al subject to Coughs, Coids c.
tarzhof Influenza Words Of adslce should bo hec1e
By Ill suffering trp1 Asthma BrsnchIttg. Cpnsuna-
ton. Belief u within their reach and. neglected
tatal consequences easua-A u1a Of m11e9J-A datrY
hourly struggle or exttence cuute1t In which ther
can ht but ono v1ctor-Deash:
Does It not appa tho strongest mta to think az t1p
result caused hy neglect? Then Why delayf Whax
excuse can be offered when timely Easutpx Il sounda4
in your ca1s7 When tha dan2ert Is pointed out vtv
not avoid it7 AARaDK1B PxCroRAL B4Is has hsen
nsed with turceas tn nearly million Of eass and h
endorsed By The Medical Faculty ~ tha most prpu,pt
and ecactous remedy that scientific research hsa tik
covered, to relieve md cure all caSeA Of Cooxta Cs
lnlnenzs. sud Cousumptton II The case u rot bsyou
all hope. EYeu when the sufferer II IN tbs list xtaxea
be will Old relief BY uAnx this preparation. One bot
Ill convince the oss lnc1edalong, thas the rue1tx
Of this preparation ars hJ means exaggerated In
Actfal faf short Of tho euoEia bestowed uppn itn
thousands who hAva been cured BY it, d1naiy use a
guarantee accompanies each bottle aud deae1s are t-
sf1uced IN every inatanco 70 refund tho money. whex
this preparation 1ahs 70 relieve.
Prepared By T. II. AARSpEN, 4S7 BroadwsY.
New York, and for sale by I'LL Drugsisss. Prlce n
PER bottle. BUESuAAts l. VAN sCHAACK, Whole
sale Drrggsts, Chicago, ILL., General AEtnta TOR TIA
Northwest. For sale bJ SMITH Z DWYER,
ocla7s2 2st 1tew.0et
, 1866-12-24
FfF1,6 In PhttadcfpA

ard four baggage cArs and three locomotives.
There are now due here twelre freight trains, in-
clndtnC IFS cars carrying stock.
, 1866-12-24

| FROM EUROPE.
Friendly Relations Be-
tween Russia aud
Austria.
Belgium and Holland at Issue on
ScheIdt Matters.
The Fenian Disturb.
anceS.
FROM ClNDIi.~
Terrible Disaster in a Cretan
Convent.
Two Thousand Turks, i58 Cretan
Men and 2S6 Women Killed.
Seyen Cretan and Twenty-SeTen
Turkish Villages Burned.
pR0M WASHINGTON.
Talnperins with the Witnesses in
the Surratt Case.
Jeff. Dasis' Secretary Of the
Treasury Pardoned.
Fire at Ripley, 0hio---Loss,
$4,000.
MINISTER Campbell AT NEW
ORLEANS.
Emperor of Brazil Emancipates
His Slaves.
| FROM MEXICO.
Ma1imilian Determines not to
Abdicate- Calls a Mexican
Congress.
, 1866-12-24

From The Pail Nall Gazette, Deeembe. IT
The Reform demoustrauon has passed from the
measure has been very ca1etuily taEen 5, trained
observers. The result appears to be that about
eso09 thoroughly. respectable and well conducted
as fBGegh an0n s anfs9a
ranged the procession. to glve up = days work
for The purpose Of marching about four mics
daT On 5ans5
Transaction, but 1t wonld Sc wrong to Weld to
the temptation which the difference between tic
certainly hoils onl to underratc he ealue of he
Tai ts!k il the Characteristic lad1mity
meeting take naturally to boasts about ao0, ,Uo
men as the excited speakers AZ an open str meet.
ng takc to sweeping dsnnneiatlo1s of all sorts Of
sen Whatever for deuoundne. 70 induce 3s,U0o
conducted men to come forward and testify 1ui.
poes f sfo eoa Ss
feeling that 20 ias as outward appearances and
~ VIII qualified to express an opinion upou
political subjects as members OF most oiheF
clatsea Of society. and no one would fail
eia4s % q men ~ fto@ ny the "fts roasas and Sack
guards Who At one point Of the procession tried
to interfere with them for their o~n CHARACTERISTIC
TGsss n wo
the respectable mechanics and laboecss wlo form
The largest part Of the population, and it would be
! mistake to suppose thst tho members OF The
sane clase who did not JOIN in the procession
we're On that account indifferent to ita objects.
London md the neighborhood, no donbt, contain
many thousand 1eformers among the mechanics
walking N procession and getting an extension
OF The sutlfaEe. The eyett, In ehort, juaiaes,
though II does not deepen, the impression which
fias been steadily gaining ground in gil direc Ions
chited classes really are IN earnest about Reform,
and MG1u 10 use III pcAfeAble meaps TO pet l.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-07-06

G.. W. Clark and W. \. Tewksbury,
secretaries.
The following is the ticket nomi-
mated on the occasion: Senators
ID. X. AndroSS. Walter NewcOmb /:
Judges-Wm. p. Brown, Frederick
p. Eaton: Sherifl-Aaron Davis :
States Attorney-H. n. Worthen
Bailiff-E. Sprague; Judges of Pro
bate-Randolph District, Philander
Perrin: Bradford District, ID. Allen
Rogers; County Committee-Aaron
Davis, VIM. \. Baglcy, {. {. Smith
Resolutions were passed renewing
their faith in the principles of tho
party and of faith in president John
son.