The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-16
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The Tennessee LegislatuFeLSenatOr
TrumbuIl Re-nGminated for United
States SenatOr-G9YeRnOr of Idaho.

TrunlDull Re.nGmlnlted Tor united
States acknowledgements of Idah9.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 15. A Nashville
special to the Tribune says The Leg
islature will undoubtedly pass allaw5
extending suffrage to Freedmen. q li1
A St. Louis special says: 1t is re-
ported that Gov Fletcher again sta
toned companies of militia in Lafay-
cite County, to the displeasure of the
Conservatives 0a'1 tE 50
The Iron Mountain Railroad has
been sold to Charles Allen for 1885,
600.
The T.sbunes special says that
Trumbull was yesterday re-nominated
for United States Senator, by a Repub-
liean caucus of the Illinois Legisla-
ture. -lo
A Chicago. special to the Tribune
says: Edmond Aiken, President of
the First National Bank, died sudden
ly of heart disease on Sunday. a51
A proposition has been introduced
into the House to enfranchise all male
citizens of lawful age8who have resi-
ded in the State one year preceding
any election. 1TasoL H2f,
A Madison, Wisconsin. special to
the Tribune says: Resolutions will be
introduced into. the Legislature soon
condemning the course of Senator
Doolittle, and positively instracting.
him to reslgR4ngO0 b10ifIaH 10
NEW York, Jan 15-Fhe 1Hero1tEs
Toronto special says: In court, yes.
terday. Thosa Maxwell and James
Burksi { (Fenians) were found guilty of
leXying against Her Majesty s.
! Government+seP Pafrick Norton plead
| guilty to- "a Similar Indictment SEN
/ tence IN all cases. g1,a.1fT ga'''.-'f III III
| G,enelaE Michel has received word
that the Confederation would be sane
tened If the people Endorsed it; and
| he was anXioqs to submit the bill to
! them. Y5f3 ag08 WsA le
! "A petition has been forwarded ask!
ing, for the dishandnient Of the So
ciety of St. Patrick, on the ground of
its Fenian tendencies
New ,YoRK Jan. 15,-A New Or
leans dispatch says:
I AdYices received direct from Vera.
Cruz give conflicting accounts regard
ing, the Emperor; one, saying that he
had abdicated, and another, that he
would do so in twenty days. q af'.f.'
The last of the French troops were
expected at the capital daily, prepara-
tory to- a, general embarkation. The
Liberal forces were following closely
in the wake of the retiring enemy
Bazaine was to leave on the 2Sthl Li5a
The @idea of holding a National
Congress is not agreeable to the Liber-
ais. and has been given upXa
An Austrian frigate was awaiting
Maximilian at Vera Cruz rAH the
abandoned cities were being occupied
by the Liberals IErTqI
New York, Jan. 15.-The Herdlds
Richmond special says = iSGeneral
ROsser and Henry A. Wise addressed
the citizens of Richmond last evening.
N on thesubject ofrelief for the widows
= of Confederate soldiers Both speak
ers expressed their opinions that the
rebellion had still fair prospect of
Il success Wise said he would never
give up, and that the South was su-
Y blimely unconquered. He particular
4 ly desired to be buried in a grey over
coat when his time should come"
4 The Commissioners of pilots have
y Florbldden the participation of any pi-
| lots OF this harbor, in the proposed
race acfoss the Atlantic, between the
pilot boats Therefore, the match
between the j d. Jones and Hope No.
/, for $4,000, has been abandoned.
NEW YoRK, Jan 5.-The Tib-
une's Washington special says. the
President yesterday sent to the Senate
the name of John w Murphy for Gov
ernor of Idaho.
s The Times special says the bonds
for S64, 900 have been issued to the
Central Pacific Railroad, for twenty
miles more OF completed railroad.
The 4ribmte's ST Paul Speciaf says
bill was introduced in the House to
strike out the word white from the
n Constitution. Also, a resolution re
questing the resignation of Senator
Norton. = ss-t )Asi u.
New York, Jan. 15.-Adolphu,
: Schwartz, a passenger by the steamer
Bremen, was arrested on her arriva
. by order of United States Marsha
J Murray. on the charge of forgery, il
: Vienna, to the amount OF l6O,OO