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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-26

SHENANDOAH PRINTING.

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
ment of Job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added to, and
our Job department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
in the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&c. &C. Orders left with either of the
wharf-boats will be promptly attended to.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-26
Removal.

"a e. GILBERT a. co. HAVE RE-
- moved to their new four-gtory store,
NO 81 North First Street, where they Will
be pleased to see all their old customers,
and as many new ones as win favor them
with call. A full assortment of Groceries
etc, always on hand, and for sale at tina
lowest market prices. InovS oily
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-26
Arrivals ana Departures.

The only arrival up to 3 o'clock yes
terday was the Sam. Orr, from her ice
harbor at Dutch Bend The Sam.
Parker left for Little Hurricane Is
land Thursday night about midnight,
in search of her barge, and the Henry
Ames was preparing to leave for New
Orleans; Ada Lyon. Green River to
return; Swallow, New Orleans to
Louisville. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-09

~ In i4ll the Pope John xxIiL called sigsmund.
Emperor Of Germany.
Is In ia7s sstus w. requested the assistance Of the
Turks against Venice.
~ In I4s7 Charles VIII Of France called by In.
nccent WILL
so In 1890 under the reign Of Louis XII, French
army ntervened IN Italy at the request Of Alexander
W.
81. In 1900 the Alexander VI called In Italy the
spanlards under Ferdinand the Catholic
81 In 1906 the came Pore called again the French
SO. In 1908 the same Pope caei tho French and the
Austrisns against Venice
a. In 1911 the Pope requested the assistance Of
the English and Spaniards.
IS. In 1920 Charles ", Emperor OF Germany, sent an
army into Italy at the solicitation Of Leon X.
80. In 1921 the Pope requested the assistance
Of the Emperor OF Germany, OF Henry VIII OF Eng
land and Of Ferdinand, Emperor Of Austria
a. In 1925 Clement VII called again Charles ",
Emperor OF Germany
49, In 1881 the Austrans and tho French entered
Italy az the request OF Gregory XVI
So In is49 the French, the Aus.rians and the span
iards interviewed at the solicitation Of Plus TX.
40 In 1850 the same Pope called TO his assistance
the ultra Catholics OF France, Belgium and Ireland.
A. In 1867 new French intervention.
From the preceding the Popes have requested the
French Intervention sixteen timee the German aterven-
ton. fifteen tines the Austrian Intervention, seven
times; the Spanish intervention, three times the Eng
lsh Intervention, twice; the Intervention OF the
Greeks, OF the Ncrmans, Of Hunsaria and OF Turkey
respectively.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-09

GLIDING the seAgoing training ships the coast guard
floating batteries oherss any OF the vessels Of
later period the number Of the training ships, coast
guards, and duisos de foue was fixed - foows:-one
school for gunners, one ditto for mdsnipmes, thirty
coastguards 125 odtimenfs dc foistc v1psur,
twenty sailing Transports nifty small fishery guard boats
The effective or the vessels completed aud cassed In the
rst caescry amounts 70 $40 steam ana seventy sailing
ships and consists OF sixteen roncads ships OF the line
and gates of IL 600 horse power fast
OF the line OF 800 horse power on-cad corvette OF
clad OF 1910 horse power and 270 smaller vessels in
GLIDING tue transports, OF 40 3J2 horse pow ermakng
total Of slo steamers. worked by 72s52 horse power
The seventy sailing vessels twenty TRANSPORTS and
Hity small fishery guard boats On the 3ss OF Decem.
Der next phe date which the situation OF the naval
reason expect that We shall possess In addition
fon.clsd coryettes and despatch boat which
viii bring the toa OF the effective Of the rst category
TO $40 steamers and seventy sailing ships The second
category comprises twenty -seven steam and iortysIx
sailing vesses-that Il. there two screw liners OF
e 90 and
despatch boats paddle Of 260 OF saline vessels two
q the line. gats eleven. and ships Of inferior force
Altogether sevsnty-thrss ships with aggregate Of
46S2 horse power.
There are 6ssd forty reers ON he sticks and Jour afoat
and ia preparation. or the former, four armored
fgstcs OF 500 horse power; ave OF
$50; four plated coastguard vessels Of 2.l20;
floating battery iron cased OF 100, frgats,
not plated OF 3so seven screw corvettes not plated
$50; eight despatch boats OF $50, eight screw
gunboats OF 40o one screw transport Of $780, and one
transport the total horse OF those vessels
being Is, $50.
The four ships ahoat and not syei finished nre two
anor plated corvette of soo and two screw despatch
boats. 3i5.
Since tho slst Of December 1865 the total number
vessels completed purchased twentysix OF which
two are OF American origin Tour have been condemned
past service aud three have been lost the ef
fective augmentation being nineteen ships Tho fleet OF
transition comprises twenty-five yesses and one lost al
making total dmnu,ion Of the effective Of twenty
Six shipR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-09
THE sCAouLs OF ENGLAND.
Earl Russell on the National Education and
THE "Rirhfs" Of the Children of Britain.

Earl Russell ON the National Tdncation and
The "Rixhr." ~ tho Children Of Britain.
Tho following Resolutions 10 be moved by Earl
Russell Ia the English House Of Lords the "a OF De-
cembcr:--
That the opinion OF this House the education Of the
working classes IN England wales ought 10 be en-
tended ard improved: every child has right 10 the
BLESSINGS OF education. and u the duty OF the state
guard and main ain that right
In the opinion Of tnis House The dnrsion Of knovl-
edge ought not 70 be hndsrd hy religious differences:
should the early employ of the Young lapor
be allowed 70 deprive thom Of education.
That ~ IL the opni0n Of this House that Parliament
and government should all W the education ~ the mid
die classes by providing for the better administration OF
charitable enfowmonts
That u is tbs opinion OF this House that the unvarsi-
ties or oxfcri and CAuhfdge may he made more
ful 20 the nation by toe removal OF restrictions and by
the appointments 81 commission TO consider Of the
better distribution OF their large rewards Tor the pur
poses Of instruction ia connection with said anver.
sitleA
That the appointment OF minis Of education by
the crown, with q seat In the cabinet, would, In the
opinion % this House, BE conducive 70 the public
bcnoat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-09
TIE POPE AND THE QUEEN.
Police Search of the British Agents House
in Rome.

Police Search Of the British Agents House
In Rome.
In the English House OF Commons on the o5th Of
November Sir Lloyd asked tho Secretary OF State FOR
Foreign Affairs whether his attention had boon drawn to
q statement tho newspapers Of q domlciliary visit
having been made by order Of tho Papal government
the house of Mr. Odo Russell acknowledged agent
Rome and what steps the noble lord intended 10 take
H such report be aubsantiated
Lord SiaIey-What has occurred In regard 10 the
transaction referred the question OF the hon. baronet
Odo Russell being then at Florence the Pontifca police
entered and searched the Palazxo Chigi IN which
hc resides when at Rome. They declared,
70 use the words OF the report that
they we're In search OF concealed arms and
they searched the infinitely, but they did not
touch Mr. Russei's papers books. Mr.. Russell. on
arriving Rome three -four days afterwards learned
what had taken place. and he properly lost time
IN applying Cardinal Antoneli for explanation Car
dins Antone replied that perquisiton in the ord
nary in which that word Is understood had been
intended had taken place. but that the police had
Ceiyed Information that several Roman palaces, and
among them the palace in question, had been mari ed
by the revolutionary party to be blown with gum
powder in the the Ponfincal barracks had
been blown up Cardinal Antonelli added that the search
had ordered was therefore, made not in consequence
of any suspicious concerning the nmates but
the safety OF the property and lives Of the who
were residing ia the palace Mr. Russell stated shat re
deemed thai explanation satisfactory, and
that view. Hear, hear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-09
NEW JERSEY.


CONSIDERATION or CHURCH Tho German Evangelical
Lutheran church. In Court street. between West and
High Streets consecra,ei to divine worship ysstsr
day. Services in the German language were held a
eight O'Clock A. NJ and three P. NJ and III the English
language al seven O'Clock p. NJ
POLICE REcoRD-DurDg the past week the police or
Newark made nfty-two arrests largo per csntaQe OF
watch for drunkenness and breach.
MISSIONARY MEETING. Tho Missionary Society con-
nectcd with the First Congregational church. held very
interesting meeting In the church Yesterday afternoon
About twenty children from the Five Points Mission,
New York, in attendance and participated In the
exercises
CELEBRATION or FRAvKrIys BRrHpsy.-A a meeting
o. the Newark Typographical Uu'on, bed Saturday
night unanimously resolved celebrate tho an
preaching anniversary Of Fankin's birthday and .
committee appointed tn make arrangements for tho
celebration This will be the first celebration OF tho dav
held the city during the past ten years The Unom
Is about TO establish burial fund.
Bob0kcn.
CoRoSER's INQUEST An inquest the body Of George
Flohr. whose death announced in Yesterdays.
HEsstn, was commenced by Coroner White. at Union
Hill, yesterday. As person hose leg been
pualed, laerly, In the Sisters Hospital. has survived
tho operation somc evidence may DO elected 10 tho
competency OF man named Chopwood. who performed
the nmputaton, and the inquest was adjourned iii
Wednesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-09
roLICE INTELLIGENCE.

Iiorrinrr svp ussarsAL CsNx -Frcierika Knk,
German gir, only fourteen years OF sGe, yesterday
appeared before Justice Hogan aud entered complaint
against her father Julius Klink keeper OF alleged
dsrepuiable place At O. Rose street, charging him With
having on the I'd inst had incesuous intercourse with
her by fore aud violence and against her will and
sent A. HE Time the alleged outrage vas committed
the frightened eir resisted with all her power but
kiink threatened 10 kill her II she screamed
or made any resistance Kiink, who 10 thirty
seven years OF age, native OF Germany aud b.
trade shoemaker was committed 10 tho rornbs for
sriai hai pena refused The pcuay conviction for
tns % charged against the accused imprisonment
In mo state Prison for period less than Ten years.
and may be for hs natural life The fasay has been Ia
ebis country about year. and the girl alleges no frat
OUTRAGED her person 10 Germany. and subsequently In
Union Hhi, u. he each occasion threatening "
cut ner throat II she Informed her mother. II was not
III YESTERDAY mornng that the poor erf tod her
mother Of The various sutrages uuon her By The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-09
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TuE wEAugR-The mean iemperSure or the atmos-
phere In the vicinity OF this city for the just
ended was 80 20. the maximum being 40 aud the min
mum 20 On the I'd there was slight snow storm, and
q rainshowcr On the 9th.
PRorosED GRAND RECEPTION THE HAynES REraRsr y
rArrvxs --0n Saturday evening the reception commit
tee consisting OF Messrs E. Thurston, A. W. James r.
Barnss ell, G. A. Jones' Y. Richardson. B. Voorhees,
j. Butler, G. Manning and A. l.. Patrick, assembled at
tho Cooper Institute TO make arrangements for fhe pro-
posed grand complimentary reception 10 the minister
representing the Hayten government in this country
the Haytien Consul General aad the Admiral and officers
the Haytlcn steamer Peon, anchored this
port. Toe committee reported that among the gentle
mon who bad promised to participate IN the ovation,
wcre:-Horace Greeley, Rev. H. w. Beccher. DR..
Chee,er Messrs. J. Jaw, N. Colyer T. rilton, Rev. H.
Garne. 4. r. barnswe, Professor Reason, Lieutenant
Lloyd OF Liberia and many others After the reception
the Institute, promenade aud ball IL 10 be
held at the Ebnt rooms 70 celebrate this the rst pub
Il. demonstration and recognition In IBIS city Of the
diplomatic and naval representatives OF foreign col
orsd government
sCnpES DgArds Yesterday morning Mary Ann Mum,
a woman who Is sad 10 have been OF intemporato hab.
it died suddenly, at her late residence No. Coister
street Coroner scormcr notified to hold an in
Quest 90 tas BODY.
On saturday evening Joseph Muller len his home 3s7
Last forty-Exth sIcsi, with TREND, with whom
no visited several lager beer saloons Late at
uight Muller returned homo and his wife thought
he appeared strange and asked " he was unwcl. He
soon retired 20 rest aud early yesterday morning Mrs.
Muller found him nscnsioe aud apparently IN dying
condition. doctor called but could render no
permancnt relief and death ensued soon afterwards.
An inquest WI DO held on the body BY Coroner widely
who noined.
Frs N SKIN AvsNrEAbout bali. past thres O'Clock
on Sunday morning, Gre broke out In the window
shade factory Of W. syernofeldt 4 Co.. The second
floor Of liz sixth avenue. The rcmen very pronps
at The premises and exngushei the Gre before IL had
spread 10 anv great extent The principal damage will
be oy water 10 We stock on the Grst noor. probably
about $500, said TO be insured. The basement
pied IN sign and paint shop by Charles Howe: damage
about $50 The building " owned ny the city OF New
YORK Il 10 damaged about 500, end not insured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-09
TINE NAVY or FRANCE.
Organization, classification aud strength Of
the Imperial Marine.

Organization, Classification aud Strength Of
the Imperial Marine.
Tho principal interest," az the sssemcnus concerning
the department. contained in tue yellow BOOK
lies IN the accounts given or tie Of the navy.
tnder he heading OF "SAyai tonstrucuons' we and
tho following
Dur,ng the year 1887 political circumstances demanded
tAe services 81 great numner ~ which
laid up the d,rkyards awaiting repairs Bcsdas tho
adoption ~ IN. new guns for ute rnn.csssd fgstes
already built m adc certain change requisite ID them
receive their heavier arm,ncnts Nevertheless the
proportion the credits E'eeiaiy Tor thai purpose
aud the effective of the nect continued pro.
gres TIE total OF the aes COMPRISED St3 vessels with
aggregate steam power ~ u 5t3 horses and Ito sal
ing ships serviceahe condition. There are besides
ahoat, process OF completion, four steamships a q
force OF t2i5 horsss, rnt on the stocks thrtv-rne
vessels also steamers, o. H. s3s and one sailing trans
port. Ibs total elective ~ divide cateccrls.
comprising lrst, the lee ard. esccndiy Tue feet
OF transition. There s necessity distinguish them,
the fleet, addressed 10 the Emperor . COMMITTEES
the council of state, and approved 81 his Majesty
the aBd of November. 1871 That p0grnmms projected
the Gradual creaiicn Of ioef. suhd giied infc
lghtng and transport nsels ID Immediate prepare
Or Of saosber called hal ~ taLstion composed Of
tbs esctivs az the new nset and which added
some vessels 81 the line aud sail ng frgatss s
ibls of being transformed into Iaxed 40 IDS by the
addition 81 4 steam cnyina
The report OF the heforerafned committee nxed thu
composition OF the new neel 100 for combat
and seventytvo Transports. that 60 saw, forty ships
Of the hns VI great speei other vessels nt 10 replace
them; twenty steam figrse for distant sssionA or
vessels Of the order ninety ccfvette despatch or
gunbosts al steam; tns sevsnsytwo transports 20 ~
steam capable II carrying sruiy o. tooO0 men and
I2ooo horsss Win tos corsspsnang snsssvis net ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-09
THE PAPAl TEMp0RAllT.ES.
Chr onoiosicai Epi,ome Of the Foreign Inter
vcnsions in Italy nj the REQUEST Of al

Chr onoIosicai Epi,o ONE Of the Foreign Inter-
vcHtion- is Italy nj the Request Of tho
Poprr.
The following historical document viii prove interest
ing the present circumstances OF the expercd
ganization Of Napolcon's Talo Roman Conference We
lranslnte i from tie independents Of Bologna;
lhe oth OF October 1857 witnessed Tor tho fifteenth
time during tn present century the Intervention OF
French IN Italy, athe nsiSafion of the sovereign
Pon,ia. Nachsa,ei noticed tnst tho Popes had been
always tho principal obstacle 20 the unifcat OF rtay
Themselves alien IN itay, they called foreign armies
thor assistance every time tnes Thought that the
temporal poser wa endangered Tbs. not prevent
then to accuse the Italians TO be ungratefui to the
popeg
rhe following /. the historical index OF tho foreign
Intersections called Italy by tho Popes since be-
ginning 81 the temporal power
l. In 53t the French, led BY Charles haricl entered
Italy At the request 81 Gregory Ill
In $50 The French again invacsd Italy, With Pepn,
Mt the rcauc,, OF Stcphen III
8 10 sss lho rtcach. under Chariomarns entered
Italy Tor tho hlrd time nj tho request OF Adrian.
4 In s5g The Chsricmagne restored lhs Pope,
s In 81. another French Intervention in Italy took
place under tho lead Of Charles the Bold at the soic
uon of John VIII
e In lI the same rope again called the French to
4 10 s'e The srme Pope called the Greeks COM
mauded by the emperor Basil
4 IL 81 lns Emperor Amolph acc, German army
a. tao request o. Pope rormose.
?. In sss the came Emperor sent another Gerrpan
army u The request of the same Pops
10 In 95s John Kill again requested German intcr-
IL In sss the sane Pope s,an called ohs l. TO his
assis.anre.
II IN ssI otao l. Is again called by the Pope John
XIII
10 10 ess OHIO III euser-d Italy AZ shs request Of
GREGORY N.
~ In as7 took plaes a second Intervention py the
same Empcrpr ~ the rclues, Of The same Pnpc.
l5. In 1913 Heory H., Emperor % Germany, inter
vsnsd In italy Al thefsqoesi OF Pore Btnolss VII.
H. In 1000 shs Pope Nicholas H. called the Ncrmsns
10 his assistance.
IL In I0sl coschsri, Duke Of Normandy, was called
BY the Pope GREGORY vi
Is 10 1880 Leshsrso H. interviewed At the reques, Of
pope frncsent III.
Emperor, q, the requessof ihc same Pore
20 u iib2 Frederick Bsrbaroussa called BY tss
Pore lureus III.
a. 10 1861 the French led By the Duke Of Anjou IN.
tervensd 10 HAY at the request Of urbsn H.
q In l1Tl Rodolpb, Emperor OF Germany.
called By Nicholas I'LL
"a la 1909 the French, commanded BY Charles 81
vsois, entered Italy the request 81 Bonfacs VIII
"a In 1920 this Ausrians entered Italy ~ The soclsa-
tlcn Of John XII.
20 In 1851 Innocent VI called Charles ~, Emperor
10 ~ iass Low o. assess - called v rrssn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-09

Ritual Commisnon. Il Is alike extremely dimcnlt ana
extremely dangerous 70 alter our exisi'ng
Bishop or Iondon ssid without any very sweeping al
terslionS 20 simplify the course OF procedure 10 our
eeolssiAstca courts seems % 10 ~ ne. ,s
public than they have been.
A man OF geutlemanly appearance who gave the name
OF Berry but who alleged 70 be Captain Burke
colonel 10 the socaied Fenan army brought before
sir Thomas RsnTy at the Bow street police Office Lon
don The prisoner not arrested without dnfcuisy,
would probably have escaped had not the detective
drawn revolver and threatened 10 shoe. him. Another
named Casey assisted in resisting the constables
and also taken into custody An informer gave
positive evidence OF Burkss completely with Fenisnsm.
The prisoners remRnded.
November g. at night, inspector and constable Of
police we're standing ut door Sacksie street station
house, Dublin, when . shot Cred, which they be.
heved was aimed at Thorn. They found wadding burn
ina about sixty yards on Neither was hurt The per-
son who fired escaped. The military and police were
held In readiness but all was quiet.
serious bread riots took place Belfast Ireland No
vemoer 20, owing TO complaints OF high prces An or
gsnized mob smashed the windows the bakers shops
and r!fed them. The rioters were fred upon at
place, but persisted. Several arrests we're made.
Tho news OF tho execution OF the three Fenan muir
derers IN Manchester did not elected any feeling in
Dublin.
The English Cour. OF Chancery having made order
for the voluntary winding up Of the Royal Bank Of
Liverpool the hquldators issued notice 10 the effect
that they were prepared TO pay all deposit balances
under Goo Immediately.
The Offices OF the Paris Mcnieur have been moved to
the lower floor Of the Mniserc dEtat; henceforh that
Official organ will derive lis directly from the Min.
ister's cabinet
The scandal world awaited with considerable curiosty
the result of to before the Sixth Chamber or
Paris the 9th Of November. Tho Courier FSancais
s cited 70 appear before that tribunal accused Of cal
jimmy by no less high personages than her Exceency
Madame la Prncesee do Mstternich and his Excecncy
NJ. 10 Prince Mettsrnich. winneburg. ambassador to
France of his Imperial and Royal Majesty she Emperor
OF Austria much in his to assist in the
or tho SAID lady, his spouse. Such are titles arrayed
against the Courier The passage published In it,
number the eth August, said to contain phrase OF
such 10 attack the reputation OF Madame Ia
Pripcesse.
A telegram from Bombay, OF November.22, says:-
The Abyssinlan steam TRANSPORTS Peruvian and West
Indian, which have arrived here, bring particulars Of
the wreck OF the Bosphorns: fortveight lives lost
The scinde brigade has left Kurrachee for Abyssnia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-09
ALONG THE HUDSON.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of the HERALD.

Three Vile Boat Rnc- Between Nickel, ar
Gold Spring, and NcCauiey, of Newhurg-
Mcixiei the Winner-Time, Thirty- fonr Min
utes-Thc Cold Wcather-Ice Rapidly Accu-.-
nulnfing in the fiudson-A Young Indy
Drowned.
PoroHKrxrsIK Dec. s. 1867
john Nickel and Robert Mccaucy were matched Ia ..
three mile In Newburr bay yesterday. Tho affair
came or about noon Both men rowcd In pleasure
boats OF equal length and weight Tim Dopohcue
backed lcCauley and Jim Delany backed McKiel.
The was Tor $50 side. mile and half mp,
the river, turn stake boat and return Tho wind blew
cry heavy at the time, though the water was compare
rycy smooth on the west shore Over thousand
people witnessed tbs hcCaulsy's uniform was
red shirt and cap aud kcEei's VIII 70 shirt Tho bet
TING was in favor OF AcCauey At the start but soon.
changed The judges wero samuel Leiper or McCaulcy
josh Ward. and tho s,akshoidsr was John Mullen.
hcCsuley shot away The lead At the start but hckiei
Tapped aud passed. him before tho upper stake boat was
reached and came IN over quarter OF mile ahead
~ thiriyfour minutes keCAuley having hauled out dis
gusted.
fhe wind has blown gale all night long, and a.
this time Of writing. eleven A. H.. has not abaisc
The weather IS very cold, and The cold 10 in
creasing hourly. Reports from up the river At .
late night tell o. large quantities o. floating
Ice, reaching down a. far ~ Tivoli rhc steamboat
Nets mora o. TIE Albany ana Nesburs line lies At New
but vas unable 10 reach there In Consequence OF The
ice.
young lady. whose name could no, ascertain. -,
accidentally drowned Al New Hamburg last evening By
falling through the ice.
The Hudson River Closed ~ Ice from Albany
10 Custletsa.
PorcuKKErsiK, Dec s--lPM
hsvs Just received reports from up tho river. The
Steamboat O. Vanderbilt Is hard aground in the cs a
Caseton, with tus-boat each side OF her trying
cossd At Albany and dows 70 Cassios Al Hudson the
river s crowded with floating ce, and there 10 heavy
= rom .Ss 8. ~: =: ss
cola