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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-15
NE WgqORLEANs.
Arrival of General Hancock tbe
Currency Question, &c.

New oORLEANs,l Nov. 14.-General
Hancock S arrival is anxiously looked
for by the citizens, who are hopeful
that he will correct the abuses of the
city administration. @ q
at meeting of citizons last night.
a committee was appointed to prepare
resolutions laying the currency qIes
ton before General Hancock, and re
questing him to act for their relief.
The large bills Of the city issue. are at
IL per cent. discount, while the small
notes. of the same issue are only 3 per
cent. discount. Five-dollar bills.
which few days ago we're only at 3
to 4 per cent discount, are now at Il
to IL per cent r .@1st
The Times lays blame upon the
treasury officials. not 3.ost
The Bullstia says that Gen. Han
cock comes to this community with
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-15
BALTIMORE.
e. A. Pollard. Historian OF Lee and
his Generals, Sh0t-The Sons of
Henry A. Wise do the Shooting
Both are Arrested.

BALTIMORE, November l4.-About
Il o'clock to-day. as E. A Pollard,
historian of Lee and his Generals,
was passing in front of the Maltby
House, he was approached by the son
and nephew of Henry A. Wise,
named John and Douglas Wise, each
of whom fired a shot at Pollard, one
passing through his right arm, he
having his wife on his left arm ut the
time. Pollard drew his pistol, but
was unable to5use It on account of the
wound, and the ball from his weapon
struck the pavement The Wises
come up from Richmond this morn
ing to obtain satisfaction from Pol
lard for. a letter recently published
by the hitter in reply to letter OF
Henry A. Wise on his Pollard 's) his
tory ef the war, and had previously
declared their. intention to shoot him
at sight. Both are in custody, to
await an examination. -
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SHOW rs Springfield. Mass.-Fire at
~ iEaciRnatl-L0ss S30,0O0.

OMAHA, November IA letter
from Dakota County says on the 9Th
that region WAS visited by one Of the
most destructive fires that ever oc-
cured in that section. Thirty-fve
Thousand dollars worth Of hay and
grain were destroyed
The Pacific Railroad was opened to
Cheyenne yesterday, and the railroad
men and citizens had a grand jubilee.
NASHVILLE, November 14.-The
Tennessee Teachers -Associa ion, in
session to-day, memorialized the Leg
islature to pass law inaugurating the
Normal School system of teaching In
the State. The question of mixing
white and colorel children in the
same schools has been up for discus
sion to day. ay
WILMINGTON, DEL, November IA.
Rev G. e. McTlgain, son OF an Epis-
copal Bishop, Of Ohio, was married
to daughte Of Bishop Lee, of Del
aware, at ST Andrews Church. this
city, to-day. The Bishop of Ohio as
sisted the Bishop of Delaware in the
services.
AlRtlffNa II, 4NDh. -l-t.---A QcSLFuc@
tive fire occurred at the corner of
John and Oliver Streets. last night.
A bedstead factory aud several small
buildings adjoining were consumed.
Total loss $50, 900; probably it will
reach $4,000.
FoRTREss MONROE, Nov. 12.-
Alexander Carter was killed in Nor
folk last night By Henry Warren.
Both were marines. The murderer
was arrested.
BUFFALO, November 14.-Weston
arrived at one o'clock this afternoon.
He will attend the theatre tonight,
and leave for Erie, Pennsylvania, on
tramp of one hundred miles,
about midnight.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. a.
About six inches of snow fell here
yesterday, delaying railroad trains.
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BUFFALO,.
Arrival Of WestOn-lrriyai Of the
Revenue Cutter Lincoln, &c.

BUFFALO, November IA. = Weston
arrived about 1890. He walked quite
rapidly. He is expected to leave here
this afternoon, and hopes to make his
hundred miles in twenty four hours
between here and Cleveland. - ~.
The revenue cutter Lincoln arrived
at Victoria on the 11th An Alto
special says The expedition left
Sitka on the 9th of October and after
good success reached Kodiok and
Nualaska, although 81 inches Of rain
fell in August and September, much
bad weather. In October, and q fear
full storm on the 18th. The party de-
termined the latitude, longitude and
magnetic declination of several places.
and reported for light houses; several
, ports were visited and good tidal OBJ
servations procured. Five botanical
and Genealogical collections, with
valuable reports on the same, were
made, and a valuable knowledge of
the country acquired which will be
useful In laying out future work.
The whaleships Massachusetts and
Arctic, with 200 barrels of oil and
Il,OO0 pounds of bone, arrived on
October Sd 1 spoke the Corinthian
with Is whales; Trident, II whales
Stephana, 7 whales; all bound to
Honolulu.
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the record OF an educated and accom-
pills he'd soldier aud gentleman. and
he should be welcomed as such.
The Ptcogune says most of the sub
stantial, ablest and best citizens
should welcome him here, present
him with their views of the neeessi-
ties of the hour, and especially those
unconnected with political affairs,
and suggests that committee be APP
pointed to welcome Gen. Hancock.
and explain to him the city's deplor-
able condition. h
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CHICAGO.
Display OF Mete0rs, as Seen At Dear.
born University.

CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-The observers
at Peck Hall, Evanston. Illinois, re-
port That Notwithstanding the sky
was partially obscured by clouds and
the moon full, there was a fine dis
play of meteors this morning. The
maximum number occurred between
three and four o'clock, when eleven
hundred and nine we're counted. Be-
tween B 20 and 4 O'Clock, at Dearborn
University, a still larger number were
seen
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New YoRK, November A. = Fer
nando Wood, in a speech last night,
accepted the nomination for the May
orally, vigorously attacked the ex-
pensive honesty and respectable in
competency of. Mayor Hoffman, and
developed comprehensive scheme of
municipal reform. putting himself
forward as the man TO carry it
5 Al fbe Republican Cobventfon tefd
last night, Hon. VIM. A. Darling was,
eon the first formal ballot, nominated
for Mayor. The vote was % to sc,
Mr. DarliDg's competitor being Hon.
Abraham Lent, late Stat. Senator.
The meteoric shower did not ap-
pear}in much force last night.
The case of John DeBroine, the
alleged Chesapeakeqpirate scame Mp
in the United States Circuit Court IN
being bGgAipr present, he stated lie desired
trial, but his counsel was in Wash
ingtops The Coert set the trial for
Monday.
The heirs of Oaeke Jams, who
claim the Trinity Church property,
met in convention at Poughkeepsie
yesterday There were two hundred
men and women presentE ~ y =
New York, November 14.-The
Times special says the story that Col.
Forney, as Secretary of the State, is a
defaulter is wholly nnfounded, as he
has balance in the treasury to his
credit: @ 80
that Secretary McCulloch recently
rendered his resignation, and the
President requeste J him to withdraw
it. The Secretary complied.
General Sherman's coming visit to
Washington concerns Indian affairs,
and has nothing. to do with politics. 9
General Grant has decided that Col.
Belger cannot resumsi his position in
the Quartermaster' Department.
The Is5bune,s special says it is un
certain whether Mr.. Thornton will
come as British Minister to Washing
ton, though Lord Stanley urges his
appointment. ava tih las'
It is r1mored in official circles. that
Mr. Chandler, Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury, Rill surely resign al the
beginning of the year.
It is understood that Secretary
McCulloch will recommeud the issue
of the new consolidated 1--WE per cent,
loan. Senator Sherman viii introduce
bill giving the authority. b ,..~
The Worlds special says: The
whisky rings are again urging the re
moval of CommissionerSRollin ai
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NEW YORK.
Fernando Wood Makes. "a Speech-He
Attacks Mayor. Hoffman Hon. Wa.
Darling Nominated for Mayor ON
the Republican Ticket, DC.

New YoRKy yNOysg14<--Isast night a
thief named Mognier was caught by
Officer Wood bridge, stealing He at
tempted to escape, when the officer
fired on him, inficting a fatal wound.
Mary Husband, a native of Spain,
attempted to commit suicide by shoot
ing herself through the head. Her
recovery is considered impossible.
New York, N6yenBef n. "A we'll
known confidence operator, going by
the cognomeR Of DR.. Long, was de
tected yesterday iG am attefnpt to per
petrate a forgery on Jay Cooke q Co.,
dsing the name of Fred. Butterfeld
& Oo., for nearly thirty Thousand dol
lars. He was arrested, and is sup
posed to have aceomplices. lsK 5es
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Three hun
dred and thirty four meteors were
seen from Central Park Observatory
last night, Of which fifty-four left
luminous trains behind. The greater
portion were seen between 3 and 4
O'Clock this morning Five hundred
were counted in twenty minutes at
Wilmington, Delaware, and tie oh
servor thought that 1000 or g. 600
were visible in all.
III. Kane Miller, of Cincinnati. and
T. T. Moody, of Chicago, were among
the speakers at the State Christian
Convention here to-day. In the
Protestant Episcopal Convention a
report was made in favor of division
of the Diocese. - $50 -.lses - ssi9l,
A mulatto, Sylvester Quiller, was
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H. q WIS = @;oa ! hoo5s z.
A Pollard, Hisborian of
Ice "a I llis GeQ-
erals s.e. 5 4,.r
INDIANAPOLIS
Re. organization Of the o. 81 III. Z. II.
CO.-Burglars ge-eaptured- Street
RalIWay-0dd Fellows Meeting.
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Especial to the Evansville Journal t.
INDIANAPOLIS. November IA. The
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Com.
pany has been reorganized, and the
new owners filed articles of associa-i
tion in the office of the Secretary of
State to-day. The name is changed to
Railway Company Provision Is made
in the articles for probable Louis-
vile connection. Articles # associa-
ton were also filed for the incorpora-
ton of the White River and Wabash
Railroad Company, to extend from
Worthington. Greene County, to Me-
rom, Sullivan County, thirty six miles
Among the subscribers are Cyrus M ,
Allen, w. E. Niblack, John r. Cra-
vens, Nathan Kiinball, aud S. B. Nc
Carly. ul3 DlE lWEdo
The two burglars recently captured
and returned to Muncie, were yester-
day sentenced to four aud six years,
respectively, IN the penitentiary.
Subsequently, they escaped from Jail
by strategy. but the town was aroused,
and they were captured and returned,
amid threats of violence toward
them. +o
The Street Railway Company are
about building line up Indiana Ave-
nue..
The Odd Fellows Grand Lodge
and Encampment meet next Tuesday.
The Order is in most prosperous
condition, and larger attendance
than ever before is anticipated. Es3s
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Fine Display of MeteOrs ,5O0Spef
Hour.

,DErEoIr, S Michigan. 1 November IA.
Professor Watson of the Michigan
University, reports. Notwithstanding
the light of the full moon and the
smokey state Of Che aSmosphere,
fine display Of meteors was observed
this morning. The maximum occur
red at O'Clock. at which time we
counted them at the rate Of / 500 per
hour; the number actually visible
was very much greater, and we had
glimpse of a large number whose
light feebly prevailed over that of the
full moon. The radiant point was
found to be situated in right ascen-
sion, one hundred and forty.ni1e de-
grees, and declination twenty two de-
Crees north.
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LOUIS lille.
Large FiFe-Eight or Ten Houses
.# Destroyed.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 14-Noon.-An n
extensive fire is now raging On the
corner of Mqrket and Fifth Streets.
From eight to ten buildings, occupied
as bar rooms, retail groceries, livery
stable, &C.. are nearly destroyed. The
fremen have not been able as yet to
master the flames. The loss will be
quite heavy
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-15
BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, November 14.-By the
new postal treaty negotiated between
Belgium and the. United States, the
postage on single letters, weighing
half ounce or less. is reduced to I5c.
-tls.a s5 a.. . e rel 8" FIR RANCE.
PARIS, Novem Der 14l-The French
tax on grain on foreign vessels has
been removed. iii e.Tasls.
PARIS, November l4-The Paris
Moatteur publishes the Imperial de-
cree making the following Cabinet
appointments NJ. Marie Oscar Pin
ard, Minister of State for the Inte-
rior; NJ. Pierre Maqu to be Minister
Of Finances, rgs4fa -g,s
PARIS, November 14.-Preyious to
the departure of the French troops
from Rome, the Holy Father received
| the staff officers in body at the au-
dience chamber Of the Vatican, and
addressed them gin the nc st feeling
manner. He expressed his happi-
ness at having. the soldiers ot. France
around him once mere, but never had
his happiness ~beon SO great as now,
because of the recent peril to which
he had been aexposed. He returned
thanks to the officers. to France, and
to the Emperor Napoleon, for the de-
iveranee. of the Holy sSelt He was
filed with grief to see Italy had sent
out as a vanguard against Rome a
hord of anarchists, upon whose flags
were inscribed rapine and devastation.
while the valor of the Pontifcial
troops had successfully defended the
soil of the Church, the, army of
France had come to crown the spfen-
did defense, The Pope concluded by
saying that in theimidst of his troubles
he had the consolation of receiving
since the expressions of Catholic
sympathy from all parts of the world
His HOLINESS then terminated his in
terview by giving his Apostolic bless
ing 70 the army, the people. and the
Emperor of France.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-15
ENGLAND

LONDON, Nov. 14.-The Times. 10 a
leading editorial on the Italian situa-
ton, refers to the last note of Prime
Minister MeDabreau sboldly declaring
that the abolition Of the Temporal
Power is essential to the preservation
of peace. aud calls it Italy's ultima
tum to France, Z + a +N1<@
LONDON. November 14.-Maguire,
one of the five prisoners convicted of
murder before the Special Commits
sion at Manchester, and condemned
to death, has been pardoned by the
Queen. Ali through his trial, Ma
guirc .stoutIy maintained his inno-
cence, declaring that he was not even
present on theSpolice van when Ser
gsant Brett was killed. -
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hung to-day at Elizabeth for the muir
der OF another negro named George
Firmer. The culprit made dying
speech. IN which he declared that rum
was the cause of the-crime. es
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N. V. SPECIALS.

RumOr that Col. FOrney is Defaulter
Corrected Secretary HMcCull0eh
Tenders His ReSignatiOn-He With
draws IT. object or Sherman's
/ Visit to- Washington-Rum0r that
Assistant SecretrPy Chandler will
Whisky Rings Urging the
Removal OF Commissioner Rollins.
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EUROPE.
By ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

New Postal .TreatY-The Pope Re-
ceiyes the staff Officers OF the
French Afsnly-IetuFns Thanks for
DellYerance OF theHOly Eee-ItaIy'S
UltinlatHsn to FFance-PaPd0n OF
Magure BY the Queen or England.
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INSURANCE.
EVANSVILLE INSURANCE co.

EVANSVILLE INSUKANCE 90.
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FIRE, MARINE, d FLAT BOAT RIssma
Taken at nair rates.
JoHE s. HOPKINS, President.
JAMEs III. C1TLER, Secretary.
DInEcroR@:
J. 8. Hopkins, William Brown,
G1ltBou Aaghe0, DR.. ". w. 6aWyor,
Robert Barnes, Q. Preston.
DR.. NJ. J. Bray,
j. ~. Knox, Business Agent, who wilt
also attend 20 Lafe and Accident InsuFmnc A
Once, corner OF Main aud First Gtrnaas
IN FIRST RakOnG1 BaulE BakdAnR tspf9 6Ld
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Hon. W a. Darling the Re-
plb icaA, Candidate for +
Msyot of New York. = +

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FIRE, MARINE, d FLAT BOAT ftIssea
Taken at fhir rates
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Objest Of Sherman'sS Visit
to Washington. -
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Whisky Rings Urging the
Removal of Com mis-
sioner Rollins. -goel

For 1ando Woo1 Max IS a
Speech.
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yoH1g s. HoPKIlss, President.
JAMEs III. CUTLER, Secretary.
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Assistant Secretary Chand-
le viii Resign, ,s1 adi q