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NaIrnssia.

Here is something direct from our
new Territory. Yankee enterprise
has already began to develope itself,
as will be seen: 5 r81 .dtdeu
SITKA, August 10, 1867
The revenue cutter lincoln arrived
here in good shape, after a wet pass
age, and we are all in excellent health
just now. s-r 8ua-e 44
We are not very dry, as the rain
has been gently falling day and night
since July 30. We left Victoria on
the 29th, and have been enveloped in
fog and rain ever since. The gentle
manly Governor of Sitka informs US
with the comforting words that we
shall have good weather by July,
1868, when observations can be taken
with impunity. That is his opinion,
from the present state of the barome-
ter and moist state OF the atmo-
sphere. He says that June and the
first part of July, just past. bestowed
six weeks of charming weather, but
as we delayed coming so long he could
not keep the rains off any longer.
We have put up an observatory for
Prof Davidson on the United States
Coast Survey, to work in, but he has
failed to see star up to date. lie is
patient, and can wait. By the way,
in the olden times of California, in
mining localities, the country used to
be taken up and claimed by stakes,
| and notices stuck on trees or boards,
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HAVANA
Severe HuFrieaBe-Suceess OF Sal.
nave in Hayti-MOney Crisis In San
Domingo.

HAVANA, Oct. 28.-Advices from
Porto Rico of the 10th inst. received
here, say a severe hurricane was ex-
perienced on that island on the 18th
inst, during which a number of coast
ing vessels were lost, and others SER
iously damaged and the rivers over
flowed, causing inundation at various
points, and considerable damage to
property.
steamer Red Gauntlet, which lately
arrived there with a number Of South
ern emigrants on board, has been
sold ,1an
The brig Sara Newman, with a
doubtful cargo from the United
States, is at ST. Thomas, and possibly
may be embargoed.
The latest advices from Hayti state
that Salnave has issued a proclama-
tion announcing his success in the
recent fighting there.
In San Domingo money crisis
prevails. Commerce is PROSTATE, and
the government without means.
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WASHINGTON.
Congressional Executive, Committee
Information from Southwestern
Virginia - The Flag Offensive TO
Rebels. es

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29-The quar-
terly reports of the National Banks,
to the first Monday in October, show
their reserves and liabilities to be
each 81 ,495, ,033, ,128 "a.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.-The Con-
gressional Executive Committee has
received very full information from
Southwestern Virginia since the cleo
ton. Opposition of the rebel ele-
ment to the Republican plan of re-
construction increased rapidly, as
soon as it was generally understood
that Congress was to adjourn for the
Summer. The removal of Stanton,
Sheridan, and Sickles increased the
bitterness; and the amnesty proclama-
ton, and especially after the late
elections, have caused the majority of
whites to assume the most open and
defiant attitude in regard to Congress
and submission to its plan. The few
whites who continue to adhere to the
Republican party are completely ig-
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nored in society. Many who regis
tered themselves INDUCED in gross
abuse of the Union authorities; and
General Schofeld has ordered an in
vestigation, which may result in
striking the names of such from the
registry. .rat.
Soon after the Ohio elections, a
committee of citizens in one of the
towns, called on the officer in COM
mand, and requested that negroes
might be prevented from displaying
the Unisn flag, as the sight of it was
very distasteful to the respectable
portion of the community.
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EUROPEAN NEWS
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
The Pope Asks the Prayers OF
oil the Churches.
Great Excitement at Rome.
Battle Between Garibaldi'S
Forces and the Papal Troops.
GarIbaldi Victorious.
The Italian Grown Prince Puts
Himself at the Head OF
an Army.
GaFIbaldi Victorious.
Wild RumOrs in Paris.

al -u4H ITALY
TURIN, Oct, 26.-There was great
popular demonstration, In this city,
Yesterday afternoon, in favor of max
ing Rome the Capital of the nation,
and an address to the King of Italy
to that effect was adopted.
New YoRK, Oct. % The follow.
ing are Gable specials to the Herald:
ROME. Oct. 26. = The Pope, In a
letter to Catholic Bishops throughout
the world says that the patrimony
of the Church has been assailed by
revolutionists, and asks them to order
prayers in all the churches for the
Holy See.
The police on Friday, in searching
a house. met with resistance. They
attacked the house with bayonets,
killed fifteen Garibaldians, and took
thirty-six prisoners. A quantity of
arms and bombs was also captured
There has been fighting to-day half a
mile from the city.
Great excitement prevails within
the walls. The revolutionists are
making prepare tions for a second up
rising. A proclamation has been is
sued to prohibit assemblages of over
four persons together at the same time,
and all persons to retire within their
houses, and shops are to be closed
when the signal of alarm is given.
News has been received here that
1000 Garibaldians attacked Viterbo
yesterday, setting fire to one of the
gates They were repulsed, with a
heavyaloss in men and material 1t
is said their leader was the Deputy of
Acerdi, and that he was killed. Citi-
zens, including many of the aristoc-
raey, have been armed, and patrol the
streets of Rome during the night.
FLORENCE Oct &c II News has
been received here that desperate
battle was fought near Monterotondo
on Friday lGaribaldi won the victory;
with four battalions he put to fight
and pursued the Papal forces, tax
ing one hundred prisoners and three
guns. Many were killed and wounded
on both sides.
Gen. Cialdini has been unable to
complete the formation of a new
ministry, and has abandoned the
effort. Both Ratzzi and Gen. Du-
rando are trying to reconstruct the
Cabinet. -.-.. ..- atsa
FLORENCE, Oct. 27.-Two battles
have been fought between the volun.
teers under Garibaldi The first took
place at Monterotondo. and the sec
ond was fought farther South at Tor
reto. In both of these engagements
which were of desperate character
| the invaders were victorious. anC
Gen. '3aribaldi has now arrived be
eoro Roma With 10 (lO0 y,oor, nv, ,do,. l; -,
FLORENCE, Oct. 27.-The young
men of Italy are swarming over tn
Papal frontiers to join Garibaldi
There is a report that Garibaldi re
ceived check at Monter otondo from
the Papal troops, which were sudden
! ly reinforced.
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ST. LOUIS, October 28.-Robert S.
Linsay, prominent Radical in the
Third Congressional District of Mis-
souri,, has declared in favor of Gen.
McCormac, the Conservative candi-
date for Congress, who will be elect
ed to fill the place vacated by the
death of Mr.. Noell.
A French ballet troupe, of twenty
young ladies, arrived here this morn
ing, direct from Paris. They are on
board the Lizzie Gill, and will leave
here tomorrow morning for New
Orleans to open the Black Crook :"
at the Academy of Music there.
A letter from Fredenburgh & Syl-
vester, Memphis, to Morton Bros, of
this city. says: Yellow fever is
raging. We need assistance. The
epidemic is sweeping and violent. Our
distressed people need aid, and our
good men will gratefully remember
it."
The st. Vincent Orphan Asylum,
on Twentienth and O'FalIon Streets,
caught fire to-day, and was damaged
to the amount of $1,000.
The jury. in the Corbussier arson
case, returned a sealed verdict of
guilty, assessing punishment at five
years in the penitentiary.
Caroline johnson, a colored girl,
fifteen years old, while returning
from church last evening, was knocked
down and ravished by negro, at
Webster Station, on the Pacific Rail-
road. -.f
Sextus Fussel, German, residing
on Eight Street, died yesterday, in
consequence of falling from his bed
while delirious. The rumor that he
was killed by his wife was unfounded.
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AUBURN, N. v.
Departure Of DR.. HanIey for Wash
ingtOn-TrOtiing Races.

AUBURN, n. Y. Oct. 29.-Rev. DR..
Hanley, of the First Presbyterian
Church, left for Washington yester
day, where he will receive instruc-
tions from the Government and i'm
mediately proceed on highly i'm
portant secret mission to a foreign
country. He was appointed by Sec
retary Seward, and will be absent
about four months.
The trotting races over the Green
land Course came off to-day between
Mollie Buckner aud w. K. Thomas,
Tom and John. Mile heats, two in
three, to wagons. Mollie Buckner
won. Best time, 2:344. Track heavy.
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New YORK, October % - The
Times special says: The Southern
editor who proposes to publish his
interview with General Grant is the
editor of the Atlanta Era, who a
year ago nominated General Grant
for President. It being diff ult for
him to convince his readers that Gen.
Grant is not Radical, he sought
this interview, and now says he can
show he is not.
The Government has ordered head
boards to be put at the graves of the
conspirators, who are buried in the
arsenal grounds. for the purpose of
Identification. The requests of their
friends for the disinterment of their
bodies, in order to give them honor
able burial, has been declined
The Tribune's special says General
Dent, of General Grants Staff, denies
the story of the Southern editor about
his interview with the General. The
interview lasted only about two min
utes, and no conversation on politics
took place.
The Times special says the blacks
of Virginia are preparing the lists of
whites who have discharged them for
voting the Republican ticket. These
lists are to be used in case Congress
passes any confscation act.
The 7ri6une's special says General
Hancock will go to New Orleans to
assume command within the coming
week
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FLORENCE. October 26, Eve.-The
soldiers of Victor Emanuel refuse tc
fight against Garibaldi. The cause OF
national unity in the Kings Council
is gaining ground, and tits now con-
! sidered certain that a thoroughly
radical ministry viii be formed. whose
policy will be devoted to making
Rome the capital of Italy,
FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct. 27.-Garibaldi's force
is said to be from 10000 to 10000
strong. All the Papal troops have
been concentrated before Rome, with
orders to act upon the defensive. The
troops that sailed from Toulon will
reach Citta Vecchia, this afternoon.
PARIS, Oct, 27.-The Moniteur Of
to-day says that the feet at TouloH
had been kept back at the request of
the King of Italy; but it has now
sailed for the italian coast. Because
no cabinet has been formed at Flor
ence and because Garabaldi is me-
nacing the city of Rome, this action
Of France is declared not aggressive.
Italy and France are interested In the
preservation of order and the vindi-
cation. of the law. The Moniteur
hopes that the dntende cordidle be-
tween the two nations will not be dis
turbed.
A banquet was given yesterday by
the foreign members of the Imperial
Commission of the Exposition Uni
versal, to the French members. NJ.
Mouher, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
was present, and made an important
and significant. speech He alluded
directly to the present crisis in the
italian peninsula, and said he hoped
Italy would not, under the influence
of bad passion, be led to engage in
war with France, but that she would
emerge from this great national trial
purified and a friend of order.
PARIS, Oct. 27-Eve.-The widest
rumors in regard to Italy are circu-
lating here It is reported that the
Itclian Crown Prince has put himself
at the head of an army to resist the
French. Another rumor says King
Victor Emanuel will abandon his
crown.
BERLIN, Oct. %. The King of
Prussia returned from tour through
the South German States.
The second session of Parliament
of the North German Confederation
was closed yesterday by the King in
person. who in his speech congratu-
lated the members on the success of
their labors and the favorable pro-
gress which has been made toward a
complete unity of the Fatherland.
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Movements Of Gen. Sheri-
dan.
Yellow Fever at Memphis.
INDIANAPOLIS.
Hon. z. s. Taylor Appointed Judge OF
the Twelfth Common Pleas Dis
tFict.

Special to the Evansville Journal
INDIANAPOLIS. October %. = The
Governor has appointed the Honor
Sble Robert S: Taylor, of Fort
Wayne, Judge of the Twentieth
Common Pleas District, composed
of Allen, Adams, Wells and Hunting
ton Counties, vice Hon. james W.
Borden, elected Judge of Allen
Criminal Circuit Court.
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SsvA ral more citizens have been or
dored 70 lcaye Richmond by the Wig
Lance Com. nitIee, for speaking disre-
snectfully Of Hunnicutt and his par
~ Armed gus. rds have been kept on
snard in front of his Office. by Hun
nicut, who prevent any one from
passing on the sidewalk. ..
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CONCORD. N. H., Oct. pa vet
eran horse thief, named Hale. was arr
rested in Hoppinton this morning for
stealing valuable horse and buggy,
at Augusta, Me. Hale is 78 years
old. and has served fifty years in the
State prison for horse stealing.
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MEMPHIS, Oct. 29.-The inter-
ments from fever to day were nine.
of the Chamber Of Commerce, the
Assessor of the Internal Revenue has
rescinded the order requiring the
shipper to pay the tax on cotton.
Weather clear and cool, with a
slight frost this morning.
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ST. LOUIS.

The Congressional Vacancy in the
Third District-A Black Crook Re-
Enforcement for New Orleans
Fellow Fever in MeHphiS-A Call
for Afd-Fire in an orphan Asylum
Verdict in an Arson Case-COIOF-
ed Girl Ravished-Kflled by Fall
ing Out of Bed.
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AUGUSTA, Me-. Oct. 29.-General
Sheridan and party left Portland at
seven this morning for this city, and
arrived here at half. past ten All
along the route the heartiest greet
ings were extended the General.
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CITY FEED STORE

KUST ARRIVED AND FOR SALE,
Cd 100 bushels Michigan Peach-Plcvv
Potatoes; also, 40 tons of good Count-s
Bran.
Shipstufs, Hay, Corn, Oats, &c, &C., kept
constantly on hand.
oc28 dtf. T. W. MURRAY.
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PRUSSIA.
\. n. SPECIALS.

The Editor of the Atlanta Era and
Gen. Gran Head Boards to be
Placed at the Heads of COnspira-
tOrs-Biacks in Virginia DischaFg-
ed for Voting the Republican
s alckeG -GeReral Hancock Going to
New Orleans. so-f
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PORTLAND, Me, Oct. 29.-Weston
the pedestrian. started to-day at moor
to walk to Chicago.
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MIsCELLANEOUs. S.

Yellow Fever at Memphis - Order
Requiring the Shipper to Pay the
Tax on Cotton Rescinded-Sheri-
dan aud Party - Veteran Horse
Thief Arrested. a e# v5faI
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new YORK, Oct. 29.-The agent of
the Associated Press is authorized by
DIR. Sam. Bond, editor of the Atlanta
(Ga.) Daily Neto Era to state that
the publication of the reported con-
versation between General Grant and
himself. was totally unauthorized by
him, and is erroneous in several par
ticulars. ~ 4
New YORK, Oct. 29.-Judge Bene-
dict, of the United States Circuit
Court, has granted injunctions against
Thos. q. Wait and other dentists, re-
straining them from using hard rub
Der la dentistry without license from
Goodyear Hard Rubber Company.
Waits case was to be test case be :.
tween the dentists and patentees,
which was lately decided by Judge
Nelson against the dentists.
John Butterfeld, Esq, of Utica, a
well known expressman, was struck
with PARALYSIS to-day in this city. His
recovery is hoped for. rs
The exercises at Yale College were
suspended for a short time In conse-
quence of the prevalence of typhoid
fever.
Gen. Grant left town Monday even
ing, en- route from West Point for
Wa shington. Gov. Fenton issued a
proc lamation appointing Move mber
18th a day of thanksgiving.
The Herald's Richmond special
says Gen. Scho6efd has replied to
the protest of Mr. Gilmer, to the eff
feett hat Col. Rose will be court mar.
tailed when Gilmer flies specifications
to tn e charges already presented
The question of legality of election
will Ee referred to the Convention
1t is rumored3 that the solution o.
Gen. Scho6eld's action in the late
election is to be found in the fact tha
he is a candidate for U. s. Senator
from Virginia.
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Best of Insurance.
THE UNDERWRITERS, AGENCY,
Dissolutioa Of COpartnership.

- HAVE THIS DAK SOLD M En-
tire interest in the Feed and Produce
business at the City Fee Store, to Thomas
w Murray who assumes all Liabilities of
the late nrm of Cross & Murray, of which
he was a partner.
e. beg leave to return my sincere thanks
to the public tor their patronage so liber-
ally extended me, and solicit continu-
ance of the same to my successor.
4 EBENEZER CROSS.
Evansville, Ind, Oct. 26th, 1867. loc2s
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MADISON, Wis, Oct. 2O.-It has
been showing here for two hours; the
first of the season.
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NEW YORK.

IntunetIOns Against ThOs. G.. Wait
Judge ButteFfleld Struck with Pa
ralysls-ExerciSes at Yale College
SuSpended-ThanksgiVing in New
Yefk-Gen. SchOfleld Replies TO
the Protest Of Mr.. Gilmer- Citi-
zens Ordered to Leave Richmond.
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T Ell EGRAP III.

T ELE CIR AP II.
FOR Commercial and RtUer Dispatches see
FVth Page.
General Hancock GCi 1g to
New Orleans.
Great Excitement in Italy.
The Pope Asks the Prayers
of all the Churches.
Battle Between the Carl
baldi and Papal Troops.
Garibaldians Victorious.
The italian Crown Prince
Places Himself at the
Head CT an army.
- ~rrfn1 DI0
The Editor of the Atlanta
Era and sen. Grant.
fr.-geA
Hurricane at Porto Ri o.
Movements of Gen. Sheri-
dan.
Yellow Fever at Memphis.
INDIANAPOLIS.
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The Pope Asks the Prayers
of all the Churches.
Battle Between the Carl
baldi and Papal Troops.
Garibaldians Victorious.
The Italian Crown Prince
Places Himself at the
Head CT an Army.

The Editor of the Atlanta
Era and sen. Grant.
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Hurricane at Porto Ri O.
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For Commercial and RtUer. Dispatches see
FUth Page.
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