The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-14
LATEST NEWS.

Gold closed in New York Saturday at
1874.
4S5Majeri hmbls, " s9AbSlR Atx2oRthe
Isthmus of Nicaragua, has died of cholera.
The Rebel General, Price, arrived in st.
Louis on the 18th, from Mexico.
A company has been organized for bridg-
ing the Mississippi at st. Louis.
acknowledgements against Patrick ON eli, one
of the Fenians convicted on the 18th insi.
was deferred till Monday.
The Secretary of War has ordered the
discontinuance of the office of Assistant
Judge Advocate, at Louisville, KY.
The Springfield owners of the Chicago
Republican have sold their interest to
John Wentworth.
shiSs, hasl5slH s5hsaed q tSe' bepa art
ment of the Tennessee.
VaIlandigham is announced to deliver a
lecture in Boston before the, Young Meu's
Democratic Club JlsITI 1891
A Tariff Bill was reported in the Senate
on the 18th. 1t is the same in substance as
Wells Bill.
The Senatorial Committee have agreed
to report Ashley's bill establishing Terri
toriaf go ernments In the South.
The U. s. Treasury received from its
printers, the week ending the 18th, Si3l :
4SS in fractional currency
On the 18th. the House of Legislators of
Maine, passed the Constitutional Amen d.
ment by a majority of lbs to II. The Sem
ate will consider IL, Wednesday.
The exports of Canadian products from
the port of Montreal, Canada, last year
amounted to seven and half million
dollars, being an increase of two millions
over the previous year II 40 LAa&
The actual amount of national currency
in circulation is $685. 99 SO; amount of
securities held by the Treasury in trust
for National Banks is s., 792, $50 90.
governor Swami has been agreed upon
IN the Maryland Legislature as candi-
date for United States Senator. The cleo
ton is to take place next Tuesday.
Late advices from Denver city report
large numbers of buffalo going into the
Platte Valley from the Sonth.' AS buffalo
never willingly travel Northward in the
dead of winter, the Denver Neaos believes
the Indians are behind them with hostile
intentions.
Two hundred eolored eitizensof Colora-
do have sent a dispatch to Washington,
asking the admission of their State under
Edmund's Amendment.
In Washington court, John A Harris
has been awarded 80 ,5Oa4 damages in the
suit against the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road Company, for injuries received IN a
collision, alleged to have been caused by
negligence" On a former trial $4,000 was
awarded.
A young lady named Christine Kelt, was
murdered at Dayton. Ohio, on the 18th.
She was found lyins in the kitchen of her
h6ine' with her head terribly shattered by
pistol ball. 81 ~ f-AA@
The Standing Committees in the Legis-
lature will be announced to-day. A bitter
contest is going on at the Capital, between
Voorhees, and Mcdonald.
A strongefortis about to be made to Sc
cure aid, from Congress, in constructing a
railroad to the Pacific, from a point on the
Gulf of Mexico, by an air line route, only
,268 miles long
The opinion of the Supreme Court of the
United States in the cases, e1 parte, of MARI,
of Louisiana, and Garland of Arkansas.
who, having participated in the rebellion,
ask TO be, admitted at the bar of that tri-
bdhaf, VIII be delivered to-day. y y
great confiagration occurred at James,
vile, Wisconsin, on the 18th inst The
Hyatt House, one of the largest hotels in
Wisconsin, together with a church, ex-
press Office, stores, &C., were consumed
Loss over $4,000; insurance $4,000. .-
An examination of papers sent to the
United States Senate by the Secretary of
the Navy, creates strong impression that
the Secretary used the whole machinery
of the navy yards, last Fall, for political
purposes. OF those who were opposed to
the Administration, many were removed.
The evidence accompanying the report
of the New Orleans Investigating Com nit
tee is in process of printing. The testi-
mony is regarded as establishing, by over
whelming proof, that the slaughter of July
was pre- arranged.
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