The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-06
NEW S ITEM ono .


Gold closed in New York saturday.:at
1865.
An arrival from San Francisco brings
$S2S, 514 in treasure.
There were % deaths in the city of New
York last week.
The thread-and-needle stores in New
York have been selling liquor to women,
inisach way as to battle the police.
Another revolution has broken out in
Bolivia. The President, CARGO, was as
sassinated by his own guards.
Two or three of the little six-by-nine
States of South America are preparing for
war.
The Pernvians are suffering considera-
BILE anxiety, from report that four Span
ash iron-clads are on their way round
Cape Horn.
The Indians are making progress in
their contest with the English, and were
marching on Belize. The Consul General
of England had been applied to for assist
ance.
The G. A. r. has now one hundred and
sixty posts in the State of Ohio, and it is
thought that within month the number
viii be doubled.
Many politicians boast they can't be
bought, when they are really SO worthless
they can't be sold.
Swincher says that the adoption or re-
determined by the understanding Of the
lady.
A Washington dispatch says that about
charged by their Conservative employers
in Georgetown, for voting the Union ticket
at the late election.
The New York Times says private infor-
nation from the South contains the as
surance that the people of that section
are disposed to accept the situation.
In the arrangement of Senate Commit
tees, Morrill, goes on the Finance Commit
tee, Conkling on Foreign Affairs, and Nor
ton, Terry and Thayer on the Military
Committee.
1.-The New York Herold's Berlin CORE
spondent reports that Count Bismarck
and every General in the late war were
sgnally defeated in the recent Germanic
elections. We guess the correspondent
was mistaken. s.7se-..-a.-
National banks at Newton, Mass, and
at Hudson, New York, are in better con-
dition than was feared and at first re-
ported. 4 : = - - 4 - 40.
A South Carolina delegation has al
readysreached Washington to confer with
the President in regard to the appoint
ment of the Military Governor, for the
Second Military District, under the Re-
construction Bill. The President has as
s6red. the delegation that the laws would
be enforced to the letter.
Considerable feeling was displayed yes
terday, in Alexandria, Virginia, because
the negroes were voting Tor. municipal Of
,ficerss The right of the negroes TO vote
was based on the passage of the Recon
struction Bill
CONGRESSIONAL, March 5-SENArE.-Th'
day was spent in presenting resolution
and bills..The committee appointed x
wait on the President reported thathe hac
no communication to make.
HoUsE.-N. G. Ordway was elected Ser
geant-at-Arms; Chas. E. Lippincott, Door
keeper; and w. s. King, Postmaster. ...Dele
gates from various Territories took tn
oath and were mitted........Conteste'
seats were referred to the Committee or
Elections. ......The drawing for seats occa
stoned considerable merriment, it, bein
observed that most of the Republicans sc
lected seats as near to that occupied b
Thad. Stevens as possible. .......Tne SPEAK
er announced that he would designate Tn
Committees on Rules Mileage, and Elec
lions. on Thursday next. s4a Jas e. iAf4
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