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New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
THE ALARM sUBsIDING.
GERMANY.

PRUSSIAN CONFIDENCE IN NAPOLEONs SIN
CEBITY
BERLIN, Oct. 12-NoOn.-The North German Gazette
a semi-ofiicial organ published in this city, and
which is believed to reflect i'll some degree the views
uf Count Won Bismarck, says in this mornings issue
that it is firmly convinced of the sincerity of the
French Emperors desire for peace.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL oct l2-Midnight.-The royal mail steam
ship China, Capt. Hockey which was TO have sailed FOR
Boston at to-day, is detained by severe Storm
Mkch still prevails
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AI1STRIA.

TIE ABOLITION OF The CONCORDAT PROPOSED
IN THE REICHSRATH.
VIENNA. Oct IA bill for abOlishing the COncOr-
dat has been introduced in the Austrian Reichsath.
The bill is opposed by the Government. on the
ground that the Concorat is treaty, and not law,
and hence not proper subject for the cOgnizance OF
the Rcichsrath.
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FRANCE.
MoYEMENTs on NArOLEON.

PARIS, Oct. 11-Evening, 1t is announced that the
Emperor will return to this city from Barntz ON
Tuesday.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

the result Sloanaker is here 60 receive some reward
and his friends claim for him the position OF Deputy
Commissioner of Internal Revenue. and eN-ohieio
President of the Revenue Board Of Philadelphia
The present incumbent j. expected TO he suspended
from Office
The Hon. John p. c. Shanks, Chairman OF. and j.
ID. LaTabec clerk to the Committee on the Treat
ment of Prisoners of War and Union Citizens daring
tue Rebellion, left Washington tonight for Boston
where the Committee will hold its session for the
purpose OF taking testimony in the New-EnelanI
States.
lt is reported that the President has summoned
Gen. Pope and Gen. Ord TO Washington
Gen. Sheridan had two months leave Of absence
granted him when called here by Gen Grant.
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THE HON. THAD. STEvENs'S POLICY IN the
COMING SESSION.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.--The Morning Post
has special Washington Dispatch which says: Letters
have been received here from Thaddeus stevens, in
which he declares his intention 70 urge upon
Congress as soon as IL meets in November
two great measures essential 10 the safety of
the country. The first is general impeachment
law defining the offcnses upon which officer may he
impeaehed and expressly declaring that officer shall
continue TO exercise the power Of his office during bis
trial The second law which Mr.. Stevens in
tends to urge will provide that under the authority
OF the Constitution and upon the principles Of
the Declaration Of Independence, State shall have
power to prohibit citizens OF the United States whatever
their race, color religion. from voting for President
Congressman This law will establish impartial suffrage
throughout the Union Leading Republicans affirm that
Stevens Will be sustained by Congress
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BY STEAMSHIP.
ITALY.

The heNew-Y York from Southampton, OH Tuesday,
Oct. /, arrived here yesterday
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THE RUMoR CONCERYING GOV. ANDREW.

the Boston transcript repues 10 the state
ment Of The Ereiny Post that exGov Andrew Lad been
requested to accept the portfolio OF the War Office by
saying: The Post Is entirely misnformed Gov. Andrew
has never been offered, directly indirectly place IN
President JohnsOns Cabinet. and has, therefore. not
made the acceptance Of suc offer contingent upon
the selection at the time of Reyerdy johnson az
Cabilct officer"
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
THE COUNTERFEIT q. S. BONDS.

OFFICIAL REPORT OF J.. NJ. CLARK, CHEF or
THE PRINTING BUREAU, TO THE SECRETARY
OF THE TREASURY
WASHINGTON, Oct 12.-The following official
report relation the counterfeit 3O bonds has been
made by l.. NJ Clark Chef Of the Printing Bureau 10
the Secretary OF the Treasury:
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WASHINGTON.

A REORGANIZATION OF THE CABINET DEMANDED
by THE DRMOCRATs-FRARs OF TIIE RLPOb-
LICANs-FALSE STATEMENTS ABOUT CRAM
THE GREAT BOND COUNTERFEIT -%EN'
sICKLEs's COURT or INQUIRY NOT GRANTED
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five, consisting of Messrs. j. Lowen-
berg. Simon Roser, w m. Lewenthal,
III. Klotz, and S. J. Lewenstein, to
draft series of appropriate resolu-
tons.
After a few minutes deliberation,
the committee returned the following
preamble and resolutions: = When
ever an individual or Incorporated
body attempts to ridicule, to insult or
to SANDER an entire creed OF people
on account of wrong alleged (but
never proved) to have been committed
by few Of their class; whenever 1T Is
deemed safe to prescribe whole sect
on account Of their religious belief,
because it is hoped and expected that
public prejudice will sustain the
perpetrators of such, infamous deed,
such action will always throw
a dark veil upon the spirit of its re
spective age, but whenever such acts
are committed in a country Of liberty
in a country Of enlightenment, like
the country we reside in, and the cen
fury we live in, they become doubly
odious; the more contemplate and
despicable.
WHEREAS, The Manhattan, Ger
mania, Hanover. Niagara, and Repub-
lie Fire Insurance Companies, the last
four of which constitute the Under
writer Agency, by recent orders to
their agents. forbiddiDg them to in
sure property of Jews unless specially
permitted by special instruc-
tons governing such special cases
of such special Jews, have
manifested such spirit Of
intolerance and bigotry as to challenge
the appreciation of all admirers of
those dark epochs of persecution and
inquisition; therefore we, the Israel
ties of Evansville have AZ
Resolred, That, we sha II, every one
of US. withdraw from said companies,
and shall not re-insure with them un-
less their present Board of Directors,
and espccidily their Presidents be first
discharged and their action disap
proved of.
Resolred, further, That we shall not
insure with any agent of these Com
panies, neither in those nor in other
Companies, if he be their agent.
Resolred, neat, That we do hereby
appeal to our co-religionists every
where on the continent, to take suit
able steps to repel the infamy thus be-
ing cast upon US.
Resolred, also, That we approve of
the liberal sentiments on the subject
under consideration, as expressed by
the American press at large, and by
New York and Cincinnati dailies es-
pecially.
! Rescued, further. thar the sham ex
cuse of the Underwriters General
Agent, as put forth in the New York
Herald, that the expression, Jew
Risk y be but technicle term, is
contradicted by its own author in
the very same article, and is nothing
but mean and cowardly attempt to
shrink from the consequences and re-
sponsibilities of an outrageous con-
duct, condemned by the liberal class
of every sect and denomination.
ResolUed, That these resolutions
and the preamble. be published in the
Evansville Daily papers, Cincinnati
Isroelite, and New York Jewish Hes
selger 't''.t' Dii'
On motion, the foregoing was
unanimously adopted, after which the
meeting adjourned amidst great en-
thusiasn iD4 iHttDo dit.
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pointed TO canvass TOT Contributors.
First Ward - Albert Steinbach;
Jacob H. Miller.
Second Ward-J. c. Jewell; Fred
erick Korff
Third Ward-Dr. NJ. Muhlhausen
VIM. E. French.
Fourth Ward-Fred w. Cook;
George w. Henson. a5a rs -
Fifth Ward-John laval; VIM. b.
Menifee.
Sixth Ward-J oseph J! Reitz; Jas,
Swanson. = .z5,f 49, -ls.f
Seventh Ward-J ohm Miller; VIM.
Kolle. szacI .T-4 vIs
Eighth Ward-John Gavisk Chris
tan Hedderich. ] 1GshusgaB1i j
Nineth Ward-August Uhl; Capt.
George Cochran. , J ~ M
Gen. j. NJ. Shackelford was called
out, and in a few brief words made
one Of his most effective and eloquent
speeches, urging it as Christian, as a
humane duty, to respond to this call !;
{ = -
1--WE, who are in luxury and plenty, are
called upon to save the people of the
South from the extreme of want, and
he knew that Evansville would be
true to its, record and respond liber
ally to the call. We regret that the
already extended report prevents us
from giving the Generals fervent ap-
peal in full. sfa
Rev Mr.. MeCarer, who had been
the prime mover in getting up the
meeting, and had been most active in
this benevolent movement, stated that
it was the intention to have Mayor
Baker preside at this time, but his
official duties prevented him being
present, and he desired that it might
be known that he sympathised heartily
with its1objects, and would do all he
could to further them. Mr.. McCarer,
in the course of his remarks, said he
thought we were doing in practical
way, what Congress had not yet sue
ceeded in doing-reconstructing the
South, by securing their confidence
and sympathy; for without these there
could be no genuine reconstruction.
Col. Hornbrook thought we had
neglected the most successful instru-
ments for raising contributions-the
Ladies'; and twas by general consent
agreed that the Executive Committee
should appoint Committee of La
dies in each ward, and have full pow
erlto appoint other committees, and
supply vacancies.
Prompt action was urged upon all
the .Comrnittees; the general senti-
ment was N favor of liberal contribu-
.tions and vigorous work. After a
vote Of thanks to the Crescent City
Band, the meeting adjourned. 9sa
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The accounts of the Wharf Masters, Mar
sst aS nc wi be sna aePors
lay. ~ w. BAKER. Mayor.
MAYORS OFFICE, evansville, Ind, April
The following bills were presented and
Philip Klein, SALARY. sl4; a. 7. white
sey, services, sl23; Hugh Duffey, labor,
lice, salary STA; John S. Goodge, use of
dray, SIS; w. Bedford and son, sI3S 10; Pc
John s. McCorKie, lumber and work, &C.,
$50 SO; Jacob Blum, earth, 50 %; Election
officers each, $40.
The bill of the school Trustees for servi-
ces was laid over for consideration.
The Mayor submitted sundry reports of
sidewalks approved and assessed up.
He also submitted the report of the ca
surer, corresponding with the statement
previously read. which was approved;
Also: the s9ppleInedntaI report OF John
The certificates of the election OF :. X.
Leayitt, Treasurer, aud other officers elect,
were presented.
lowed. t
Mayor Baker called the attention OF the
Council to the heavy expense of running
the fire department, which was taken into
consideration.
W. p. B. Helobard's bill for medicine. fur
nished for the INDECENT poor, for-s5 y, was
presented and allowed.
Mayor Baker submitted a communities
ton, setting forth that there was dlssatiS-
OF the election in the Seventh Ward, aud
referred it to the consideration of the
Council. Ia answer 10 q question, Mayor
Baker explained the whole matter.
Councilman ReitZ suggested that addi-
tional Inspectors and Judges be appointed
at future elections TO relieve the regular
Inspectors and Judges
Philip Decker. Jacob Herman, and
Nicholas Burkhardt WERE granted permis-
sion to tap Sycamore street sewer, and
Geo. Preston 20 tap Oak street Sewer, on
u, The 20 aoanc II Hes ps6ceeded to fix the
amount OF the 'p9pds OF the several City
officers. The bonds OF the Treasurer We're
fixed at .S50sro6; Collector, $4,000; Clerk,
5000; Marshal, 900: Assessors, each 81 600
Upper Market Master, =, 800: Lower Mar
ket Master, $1,000; Wharf Masters, each
g, 800; Surveyor, 5000.
The s5uperiutendent Ff Oak Hill Gene
terry reported seven ffiterinerits tor the
week ending April 9Th. 1887.
j. f. Dannan's Bill, .for salary and sum
dries for SIS 90 was allowed.
Central Market Master reported 81 IS
from outside collections.
E. NJ. White was allowed TO transfer his
License.
Ordered that the Clerk advertise for pro-
posals TO build Sidewalks for the next year.
SundTy repairs TO streets were ordered.
2 On mot on, .sadjoUrned till Thursday
night. ~ -
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Sunday last. the Israelites of Evans
vile met at the Yestry Room Of the
Temple, in order TO take into con
sideration the famous, or rather the
Infamous. Jew-Risk action of certain
Fire Insurance Companies. ,sr
Mr.. ID. Heiman was elected Chair
man, and Mr. Leopold We'll Secretary
of the meeting
The Chairman then proceeded to
state the object of the meeting, and
on motion appointed Committee of
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THE NEW COUNCIL.
It's Organization and First Session.
eegT ss-ssEeg .@sssF5
The Mayors Financial Report.
UT35 100 X A-s&R
Complete Exhibit of Receipts
and Expenditures.
COUNCIL CHANNELS,


Council met in regular session. Present
His Honor. Mayor Baker, and Councilmen
Hunnel. Dean, Mills. Smith, Holman,
Reitz, Wiltshire, and Terrence.
The minutes of the last three meetings
were read and approved.aa---u-~@-asas sssas 8
After the. adoption of the minutes, the
members 0fflIe OldCouncu, not reelected,
took back seats, and the new members
elect took the requisite oath, and then
took their seats as members of the Board
of Common Council. ~ 4
Mayor Baker then read the following
report of the condition of the city of Ev-
sanSyilie: .-taB tlaefs- ia
Gentlemen o.. the Common COUNCIL:
I herewith present an exhibit of the
receipts and disbursements of the City of
Evansville, for the 10Th corporate year.
commencing on the LIST day of April, 1866,
and ending on the 30th day of March, 1857.
Also a, sfateInents of the present Indebted
ness of the City, and the condition of the
respective special sinking funds, raised for
the payment of the coupons of bonds of
the city. issued in payment of stock sub
scribed on the Evansville and Illinois
Railroad Company, and the Evansville,
indianapolis and Cleveland Straight Line
Railroad Company sifol jt
The short time Intervening between the
close of the fiscal year and the first meet
ing OF the Council, renders it impossible to
make this communication more full and
complete: r,s 49,
The receipts, including the assets in the
Treasury, april 1, 1885, were as follows:
Cash on hand, Apr. l, 1885, 5 63S 46
orders ......... $50 48
Bills rece1va ble.............. 7,lS1 co -----
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The suit of clothes that Mr.. Lean
ard, of Chicago, won at the Catholic
Fair, and donated back, was ratified
for again, and Mr.. j. B. Mesker drew
it on No. 4 the same number as drew
it before. Mr.. Mesker has also Civ
emit back for the benefit of the new
Church, and it will now be sold at
auction. -
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BeD- Many persons are to-day suf-
fering from dyspepsia who do not
know it; they feel heaviness after
eating, sort of languor or lack Of
energy, and attribute it to the Spring
weather. 1t is nothing but indiges-
ton, and one dose of Goes Dyspepsia
Cure will confirm this fact.
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CoTToN SALE.-The regular week
" sale of Cotton will take place at
the Green River Salesroom, corner of
Water and Division Streets, at 10
O'Clock. this Tuesday morning.
HARPER WRIGHT & Co.
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THE Merchants Union Express are
prepared to receive and forward
money. valuables and freight, to all
points on the Ohio River between
Evansville and Cairo. in charge Of
their own special messengers. -
an4dlw
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Bag Houses ana Lots. Building
Lots, Cultivated Farms and Wood
land for sale cheap. Apply to j. 3.
Rucker,s Office. with Shackelford a.
Hornbrook, Evansville. apo If
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agrhe old reliable firm Of

Bsg The Old reliab1e firm Of Fl.
and B. Ahlring, No. 36 Main Street,
says that they can make up a suit Of
clothes for you to order, of Broad
cloths, Cassimeres or anything you
want. at short notice and at reduced
price, as they have just received as
fine stock as. can be shown in the
city. ap6tf
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SEED SWEET PoTAToEs.-i00 bush
els of Seed Sweet Potatoes in store
and for sale low by
t5s Parsons, SCoyILLE * Co,
.f}rn s;o2 lo - ~ Main Street.
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Bay Great bargains can be had in
BOnnets. Hats and Millinery goods
generally at Mrs. J. Hastings, No. so
Main Street, up stairs. ap9 ct.
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STORE Room FOR RENT offer for
rent the fine four story store room on
First Street, near Main. Possession
given Immediately aa
apf If j. II. LoTsPEICH.