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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-17

NEW YORK, July 16.-A meeting
was held last evening of the Consti-
tutional Union Convention Resolu-
tions were adopted asking the Gov
ernment to interfere in the cases Of
Coils. Nagle and Warren, who were
arrested as Fenians by the British
Government. ~
Geo. c. Jones, publisher of the
Times, had recontre with Cyrus w.
Field, on the street yesterday, In
which the latter had his nose pulled
for calling the former liar.
New YORK, July 16-The -Tt-
bune's special says important negotia
tions are.in progress between our Gov
ernment and England, looking to the
settlement of the Alabama claims
upon the basis of purchase by the
United States. of the British Possess
sions on the Pacific Ocean, interven-
ing between the former territory and
Walrussia There are good reasons
for saying this negotiation wilt ter
inmate in a treaty between the
United States and Great Britain.
The Herdlds Louisville special
says that George OFF. a, well known
butcher, was fatally stabbed by John
Smith last night, and James Wheeler,
a moulder, was killed tonight by
John Ferguson, plasterer. Both
the murderers were arrested.
The Herdtd's Long Branch special
says, in a game of billiards last night,
McDevitt made run of 565 points on
the two red balls, the longest run on
record, without getting them into a
fam.
The Times special says the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations, in the
Senate, to-day considered the nomi-
nation cf Raymond to the Austrian
mission, and reported it back to the
Senate in executive session without
recommendation. 1t was laid on the
table by large majority. Both New
\ ork Senators favored his coufrma-
ton, and his name may be taken up
again tomorrow.
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bohemian Glass and Silver
Plated Ware.

Our assortment of Bohemian Glass and
Silver-Plated Ware is one of the finest ever
selected for the trade of this city; and we
have the advantage of our senior partner
residing in the city of New York, and at
all times on hand selecting the latest styles
and patterns of ware.
Och d3m
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FORTIETH CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, j July 16.

SENATE-Wilson, from the Military
Committee, reported substitute for
the House bill for the relief of certain
soldiers and sailors charged with de-
sertion, which declares that no solcier
or sailor shall be held as having de-
serted who faithfully served until
after the 10Th, and then went home
without leave from the proper au-
thority; but nothing herein contained
shall operate as a remission of any
forfeiture Of bounty, back pay or pen
sion incurred by desertion- Passed,
and goes back to the House for con-
currence.
The Chairman laid before the
Senate communication from the
President, transmitting copy of the
treaty with Russia, and calling the at
tention of Congress to the necessity
of appropriating 81 10000 to carry
the same into effect Referred to the
Committee on Appropriation
Edmonds offered resolution that
one member of the Senate and two of
the House be added To the Committee
on Retrenchment Passed.
The Senate went into Executive
session, and after some time ad-
journed.
HoUsE.-Sell;ce offered a resolu-
ton declaring it the opinion of Con-
gress that no further issue of bonds
of the United States ought to be
made for any purpose not already
provided for, except on the distinct
condition that they shall be subject
to taxation for State, county and mu-
nicipal expense. Referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means.
On motion of Stevens. of Pa, the
two bills preferred by him in refer
ence to reconstruction, and to eneble
the inha bitants of the Southern ter
ritories to form State governments.
were ordered printed and referred to
the Committee on Reconstruction.
On like motion, bill to establish
a system of common schools in the
District of Columbia, was referred to
a select committee of FIVE.
On motion of Schenck, the rules
were suspended. and his resolution,
calling on the Secretary of the
Treasury for information concerning
the Metropolitan Board of Internal
Revenue now sitting in New York.
was passed.
CiuiluSC ulONcu budt tile dOuSO
to-day adjourn to Thursday.
The Speaker informed the House
that it was understood that the Presi-
dent did not expect to be able to
communicate to the. House on the
subject of reconstruction until Thurs
day Motion rejected.
Mr.. Briggs offered preamble and
resolution, reciting that the Washing
ton Monument Association had been
in existence twenty years without
having accomplished anything beyond
the partial erection Of square col
umn on the public grounds. That
large sums of money had been col
lected. and collections are still con-
tinued in the patent office. aud other
public buildings, and directing the
Secretary of the interior to inform
the House what has become of the
money collected; also, as to the present
condition Of the Association Adopt
ed.
Mr.. Holmen asked leave to offer a
resolution, instructing the Judiciary
| Committee to inquire whether, further
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EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
Mr.. Adams Waits on the Sultan of
Turkey-RefOrm Bill Passed the
House Of COmm0nS-Papal Govern
ment Alarmed in ROme-Gari-
baldi's Movement Around Rome.
ENGLAND.

LoxDoN, evening. July 16.-The
United States Minister, Mr. Adams,
with other members of the Diplomat
ic Corps in London, waited upon the
Sultan of Turkey to-day
A delegation Of the principal
Americans now in this city, also held
an audience with the Sultan this
morning sraytI .y
The Reform Bill has finally passed
the House of Commons, and gone to
the House of Lords.
ENGLAND.
LONDON July 16-Evening.-The
reform bill was read in the House ot
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Z EVANSVILLE IND, WEDN ESDAY, UI4Y II. 1867.

Ma and Beriozabel. Both are re-
cruiting.
Cortina has been ordered to occupy
the Rio Grande with an army OF 15,-
900 men,
The United States is hated because
of its interference in behalf of Maxi
milan.
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legislation is necessary to define the
limits and jurisdiction of court claims
Mr.. Woodbridge objected.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
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WHITE GRANITE WARE

: now complete, and only wants looking
at to induce ali to make their purchases OF
us: and our stock OF
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Lords this. evening, and second
reading assigned for Monday next


FLORENCE, July 16.-Reports re-
ceived here from Rome represent the
Papal Government much alarmed by
the menacing attitude of the party
under the leadership of Garabaldi.
Many of the batteries around Rome
have been restored and put into eff
fective condition, and it is stated that
the Pope has made an appeal to the
Emperor of the French for protec-
tion for the Holy See.
-s. FRANCE.
PARIS, July 16-Eve ning.-In re
sponse to an appeal from His Holi-
ness, the Pope, for assistance in re-
pelling the anticipated attack on the
Holy See by the Garibaldian. party.
Emperor Napoleon has notified the
leader of the Garibaldian movement
that the defenses of that city will be
composed of the restored batteries Of
France, not of Rome.
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n. Y. SPECIALS.

Raymond not yet C0nfirmed--Meeting
2 OF the Union Constitutional Con-
VentiOn-GOvernme Asked to, In
tePfere i'm the Cases Of Coils. Nagle
and Warren-Cyrus w. Field has
His Nose Pulled = Negotiations
Looking to the settlement of the
Alabama Claims.
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COMMON WARE

is large, and will be sold as low as the low
est in the United states.
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LEI Enh fege.
GLOOMY PROSPECT FOR COTTON
IN TEXAS.
0fiIGI7N IOTfA
More News From Mexico.
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Antipathy Towards Americans.
PROBABLE FIGHT BETWEEN COR
TINA AND BERIAZABEL
BOTH RECRUITING.
Meeting of the Union Consti-
tutionaI Convention.
Government Asked to Interfere
I'm the Cases OF Coils. Nagle
and Warren.
Negotiations Looking to The
Settlement Ofthe eIs bama
Claims.
.>AY, II q-n-- TOIgl39Ti
CYRUS w. FIELD GETS HIS NOSE
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CONGRESSIONAL PR0CEEDINGS.f -
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
raAE0
Garibaldi Movements About Rome
r Papal Scare. 4hs
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

from the earnings Of the road me latter, however,
(nev havo oeen suacient = pay the nsessse ON the
actual cost OF the road So far from the Operating ex
penses having been sxavagant - stated 70 tne English
credtors they have bssn lsss than shose o. she Now
York Central Erie, and Pennsylvania Central and not
above the avssage e eighsssn OF the pr acipaa,
roads IN tho United Satsa Mr. NcHeny has recently
insissed upon the American managers running IN debt
ior supplies and rsmng The bulk q tbs gross ernngs
20 nim THIS was refused, and the con9eauencs VA
we're compelled to ALLOW the coupons on ths watered
bonds to go by default Then the London meeting and
tho oharges against he American mAnagere Ine total
amount due along the line Of the road for and sup
supplies now on hand. Under the. order a shs court
me receiver y required 70 apply the net earrnss
OF the road, nrst TO the payment OF theee claims;
second, 70 the interest upon the prior or
divisional mortgages, and then upon tho CONSOLE
dated mortgage.s General nottsr. the Rsoeiyer,
upon being made acquainted with the actual condition
Of the company vroe letter TO Ne English bondhold
ers which Will open their eyes, and place the respons-
bhsy Tor the financial management which has broughe
% many English reople 70 enef upon the shoulders of
There are many facts that might be given In connec
ton with the affairs of this road thai would
reveal the desperate condition Of the Eng
lsh managers but vel prefer that those
Tea IL e not out Of place, howsvef to nay thstlths
Board Of Directors have never been sbe 70 geslron Mr.
McHenry statsment Of his transactions In England;
and the reports 0 the buanoss Of the ROAD whOh wero
ssnt % England we're regularly cooked before they wsse
OF the SEQ 900 sseurss only s2oe 900
are held in this country We have the road and she in
come and Engitahnen bold the bonds and stocks The
road win pay the interest its actual eos and shls
csurss saty thoes who dupsd buying watsreA
bonds This 10 tho fault OF the English AnancicTs and
tof the american managsA -
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coR9HERs' INOuesTs.

GERxAs COMMITS sUIcrDG AN inquest was yester-
day held a. No % First street. BY Coroner wildey on
the body OF Theodore Gutberlet German, forty-nve
years OF age who committed suicide by hanging him.
self his ROOM which he had occupied for the last two
months. Hr. Gutbere., who kept music store u NO
377 Fulton street. Brooklyn did not appear as usual on
Sunday morning. which fact excited suspclon, and IN
formation 70 Captain Mount Of the Seventeenth
berlet's room he found hanging BY cord which no
had fastend TO the casing OF the window dressed only In
his night cothea Deceased was in good circumstances
He was single man, and u s said had no relatives 10
this country The cause for committing the act did not
transpre.
woxAs HANGS HxRsKLv. yesterday morning Betty
Kahn, German woman twenty.thres years Of age,
who had been living domestic in the family Of Mrs.
Mary A. Manshsd $50 Third avenue, was found hang
ing by the mock In the cellar she having fastened rope
70 one OF hoor beams first securing one end around
her neck. When discovered life extinct Deceased
had been great sufferer from neuralgia and had often
expressed desire 10 die and thus be relieved OF her
templated committing suicide Coroner Cover held an
Inquest on the body Of deceased.
Tm DsArH or DR. ABaAHAxa In the case Of Simeon
Abrahams NJ d. late Of No. 81 Blocker street. who was
found dead In his bed Sunday morning, no inquest
has yet bsen held Deputy Coroner 8 N. Leo In con-
junction with Dr. Hsuid Of Second avenue made post
morem examination on the body anA found the stomach
ana other internal organs apparently In healthy
dton The cause Of death not being perfectly clear
Professor Heuid took the stomach and contents for
lyss, and Coroner schirmer postponed the nQpEItIon
WI sach lime - ihs Professor shs naks he rsueK
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wEsTcHEsres INTELLIGENCE.

ELECTION OF DM4GA1g 10 rm STATE CONSTITUTIONAL
CoKvnnos. meeting Of the democratic party was
hold yesterday afternoon at Smith Norris Hail. Tarry.
town. for the purpose Of electing delegates 70 The State
Constitutional Convention from the Ninth Senatorial
district comprising the counties OF wsstchsser Rock.
land and Putnam. After the meeting had been called 10
Order motion OF Mr.. Caldwell, Warren Leland was
selected for chairman, and Mcssr Dickinson OF
ballot having been taken the result follows:-A
B. Tappen, 10; A. B. Cougar, Is; Robert Cochran I3:
r J. Panott, IL Hugh MAXWELL. 8; r. 3. Hart g; j.
D. Little. 9; General ". r. Morris, 81 Robert H. Lua.
was thcn taken for half an hour. Upon tho reassm-
bling Of the Convention formal ballot was taken,
which resulted In the election Of A. h. Tappen and
Robert Cochran, OF Westchester; Abraham b. Congar
Of Rockland, and General Morris, OF Putnam.
ArorHm MKEnSo or TARRyrowx INcoRroRAroRs. - On
last Saturday evening another meeting Of citizens Ia
favor ofthe proposed incorporation scheme took place
Birds Building Tarrytown. The principal feature Of
the proceedings in relation 10 tho boundary line
which has not yet been fixed large number or per.
sons expressed themselves desirous Of having u 20
placed that will take In the estates OF George Merritt
u the southern limit and those Of VIM IL Aspinwa,
on the northern On motion u was resolved TO consult
these gentlemen on the subject prior 70 arriving ~
dccison. rs
AccrpExr on rHn HuosoS RIVER RAnRoAp--A few
days since blacksmith, named John Foley. pAssen-
ger the emigrant tiain going north on the Hudson
River Railroad, whom nearing Hastings. before the
brakes had been applied. jumped on. but was thrown
against some rocks projecting from the smoankment,
and severely injured his rgns sno%lceT nsv'ns Csen
quently picked up by some workmen and conveyed 10
hm residence IN Hastinga
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POLICE IHTELLIGENCE.

A BoGus CHHCK 6wEDLE--Yesterday afternoon .
young man, giving his name a. William d. Rowan, en-
tered the store Of Mr. Augustus C Chur No. a. Cliff
street, and purchased hydraulic jack valued At $l25 In
payment for which he rendered check for $325 the
Tradesmens Bank, purporting to have been drawn BY
r. A. Rcault Co Mr.. Chur. believing the check to be
genuine received It, and In change gave Rowan his own
check for $780, Rowan said he would call for the jack
on Tuesday and after he lett the store Mr. Chur feel
ing somewhat suspicious despatched his young man 70
the Tradesmen's Bank 10 see II the check good,
kept an account there Search was then made for
the check Of Mr. Chur at ibe slore Of Messrs A. sc
Wletts Co., Pearl street. In payment for goods he
nad bought Subsequently officer Thompson, OF tho
Fourth precinct, arrested Rowan, and Justice Bowling
committed him TO the Tombs for examination. The
prisoner who Is quite young man, says be lives IN
Tonth street He claims TO have received the check
IRON man whose name he did mol give.
ASSAULT on AN OrfIcER.--John stouteupcn, a musi.
can was yesterday arrested board OF the Staten
Island ferry boats by officer Grn OF the First precinct
on charge Of dsordcry conduct The prisoner before
consenns to with The officer struck him the head
with brass instrument, inAic'ing CASH. JUS
tce Bowling held the accused TO bail before
the Colr. OF Sessions. 40 res
Ruy OVER CAsuALrY.--James Cloud was arraigned
yesterday a. III, Essex Make: Police Court, upon
charge OF assault and battery in running child
named Hugo sitiao, two si.d laf years OH, he lhc
accusedl being al me time arriving lager beer wagon.
lie was held Tor examination BY Jasti,c Shaai,ey
FKLoSiors AszApLr.-Grorge M srnl,h was arraigned
yesterday The Essex Market Poic- Court charged as
above in having. in ARRAY, stabbed Jaus Bob, OF
No. 145 Fi.ih Street in the lett sss aaa fece. Justice
Sbandley comlniitei him in hoo 70 answer .e#
ALLEGED LArcEsY-At the Fourth District Police
Court, yesterday, PaniIe Baunan, and Louisa her
daughter, iitte girl, were nrragnsd the complaint
Of Amelia Mandc Doominedae road, Of Eighty
sixth street, charged above. II appears that The
younger prisoner Louisa was engaged In the family of
the complainant as domestic, ann while engaged
about $50 worth Of sverwaro o:velg, sheets &c, dis
appeared which she is suspected of having taken and
given TO her mother Justice Ledwith comr;tei both
tbs aca used. - 4 ---M Nar.-l--- 81
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THE EXCISE LAW.

JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
The following named individuals brought before
Justice Dodge yesterday charged with having violated
the law regulating the sale OF liquors John Kash No.
472 Tenth avenue; John Dooney, No. 2o41s Third
nue.; Charles wittholz, No. 200 Worth street; Henry
Iaers No 2o1 B; Bernard Herman, No 445 East
Twenty third street John Wenker, No. 237 Seventh
avenue; Peter wekins, No. AZ West Houston street ,
John Lyons, No 87S First avenue; lawrence Hughes,
No 1877 West Thirty third street; John Mcbride No liz
East Twonty third street. Tho accused all held to
bail In tho sum OF $500 TO answer.
ToxBs roLIcx COURT.
The following named persons yesterday brought
before Justice Bowling at tho Tombs Police Court,
charged with violating the Excise law and required
give bail In the OF $500 zach to before tho
Court OF Sessions Thomas Madden III Chatham street
Henry Eichnor, 1877 Hester street, Charles Tetgen, s.
James street; Adoiph Mulon 1301s Mulberry street;
Constantine Casser, l60 Bowery; John Aackintosh, s6
Chatham street.
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COUNT
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday tho fol
loving parties aagned charged with alleged vio-
lation or the Excise law and held answer by Justice
shandley George Moist 80 Rivington street. Thomas
Burns $40 East fourteenth street, Gotleb Fisher 10l
Essex street; William Hstlch, 1l3 Orchard street.
FOURTH DISTRICT roLICE COURT.
Justice Ledwith hold the following answer similar
arges:-Terence Mcintyre, Fifth avenue corner Of
Sixyssventh street, Patrick NcCabe. East Thirty fourth
street, near East river.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16
FINANCIAL AND coMMERc cIAL.

ru e4 MoxDAS, Apsfl l6-SH II
The stock market opened with stsady tone this
morning. but soon developed downward tsndsney.
which eliminated late in the afternoon in general and
rather heavy decline in prices notwithstanding the
favorable character Of the bank statement for the
week ending saturday last In this the loans show
the unusually largo decrease Of s4,aS7 $40 owing
mainly TO the diminished demand for money In Wall
street. and probably also TO the sale OF seventhrty
notes held by the banks. all securities owned BY
them being counted loana The deposits show do
crease Of sAoOooSa. and the circulation OF s72s62o
The legal tender notes have increased sllso TAO and
the specie has been swellsd to the amount OF sIlo
owing to saes Of coin by the Treasury thus making tho
banks 81 SOS l56 stronger in their than they
at the dafe OF their previous return exclusive OF
their gain In this respect BY the reduction Of deposits
The totals OF the present and preceding statements stand
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METROPOLITAN POLICE.
General Order No. 493.

General Order No. 493.
Superintendent Kennedy yesterday afternoon issued
general mo. 493 to the captains Of the various
police precincts ins.rucng them to make forthwith .
complete Of the persons within their precincts
who engaged in the transaction Of either Of the fol-
lowing callngs or business keeper
OF loan Office, keeper of junk shop, keeper OF In
tegence Office and dealer In second hand goods; and
also 70 classify them under the above hcads and In
any Of tire persons should bc engaged In than
OF the OF business above named, the names
such persons to be placed IN each Of business
which they may be engaged In connection with each
the captans likewise directed give tho bus
locality by and number whether heretofore
lo.nsed unlicensed, and the character the place OF
business has herctoforc maintained Inis census must
be completed on or before the 2stll inst
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

The Cincinnati Gaset publishes the following editorial
on the Affairs Of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway
Company, which contains information apparently drawn
from ocial sources and represents tho American view
Of tho management and such Is interesting In
tion with the quarrel between the managers here
and those In London:-
The great bubble inflated In England by James No
Henry and Sir Morton Peto having for It's basis the At
antc and Great Western Railroad has reached the point
Of explosion, and a. aconsequence there ID great excite
mont and puch ber feeling the part Of the holders
James McHenry and Sir Morton Psto In order 70 break
the forcs Of the storm OF indignation bowling around
them, a recent meeting In London caused charges Of
gross mismanaeemsnt to bo made against the American
managers Of the company, and included In these was
confidential friend Of Mr. McHenry, who was sent
TO this country 20 investigate the Affairs Of the
concern. This gentleman returned 70 England with
truthful report OF the condition Of the company which
did not suit Msser McHsnry and Psto and thsrsupon
the report was suppressed aud ths sxamnes abused Re-
cently General Potter OF PennsylvanA was appointed
receiver FOR the company ana moro recently The Board
OF Directors appointed acommitee Of nrst class men,
IN no way CONNECTED WIN The nanassmsnt % inyssti.
gate Affairs and report 70 the public The report, whom
disprovs the charges under which Msasa McHsnry
and Pcto sought 70 escape from the consequences Of
their own transactionA The facts about this road
are briefly thsse:-Ths actual coss Of The property
was e26 900 Upon this the Knslish hnanciers Issued
securities 70 the amount Of over e00 100000 which
they sold hypotheca&sd In that country ThGss we're
cents on the dollar b lonS . shis bobbls wss ksps
snoas the Interest on thsse Sssur was raid; but ~