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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-03
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, November l. - Negotia
tions for the settlement of The A.la.
bama claims will undoubtedly be set.
tied in few days. England is willing
to pay the American claim.
LONDON, November 2.-The Stand.
ard says that q formal dissolution OF
Parliament will be announced on the
11th.
Several shocks of an earthquake
have been distinctly felt recently 10
the western countries of Eagland and
Wales.
Prince Alfred left Plymouth to-day
in the trigate Galatea for a cruiz
around the world.
LONDON, November 2.-The British
Government declines to recognize
the rights claimed by the Hudson
Bay Company in the territory be-
tween Canada aud the Pacific coast.
The riots which occurred in Rot
terdam yesterday were not of poIiti-
cal character. A quarrel arose be.
tween the citizens and police, and the
latter were overpowered, when troops
were sent from Hague to restore
order. A severe contest took place
in the streets between the troops and
the people, in which three men were
killed and about one hundred wound
ed. Up to this morning sixty arrests
of the parties implicated have been
made. The city is now quiet, and
under the guardianship of the military.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov. 2.-The Noniteur to-
day editorially reminds the journals
which have been in the habit of criti-
cising the Government, that such a
course is forbidden.
SPAIN.
MADRID, November "A decree
will soon be issued making a reduc-
ton in the number of the standing
army.
Dissensiona have broken out among
the memters of the Democratic party.
MADRID, Nov. 2.-The Provisional
Government has issued decree sane
tioning the holding of public meet
ings In places where the people have
pronounced for the Government.
The city of Blrcelona desires to
proclaim Esparataro King of Spain,
in case the country should pronounce
for a monarchy.
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Protect the Union Men OF the South.

tits clear to every Union man in
Vanderburgh County that the cleo
ton of GRANT will give peace TO the
country. But it vii do more. It
will secure protection to the perse-
cuted loyalists of the South. The
daily reports from that section of. tho
country show that there is now little
protection for those who were true 10
us during the war. Let us to-day
remove this disgrace from this boasted
land of Freedom Let US make every
section of the United States safe and
free to the humblest citizen. It can
souly be done through the election OF
GRANT and C0LFAx.
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Punishment for Circulating Frasdu.
lent Tickets.

The Statute of the State provides
the following punishment for oircu-
lating such fraudulent tickets as some
of the meaner class of the Democracy
propose to distribute to-day:
Sac. LYLE any. person shall
fraudulently cause or attempt to cause
any elector, at any election held per-
suant to law in this State. to vote for
n person different to the one he in
tended to vote for, such person shall
be fined not, less than ten nor more
than one hundred dollars.
Let Republicans be on the alert
to-day, and cause the arrest of the
FIRST person detected in circulating
fraudulent tickets.
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Sc. Louis Market.
BY Telegraph.

by TelegFaph.I ST LOUIS nov. =.
TOBACCO cttye and unchanged.
CoTr0E-FirtH and nominully tSc higher,
at &c lOr middliug.
FIoUR- -Demorailzei. lower and only
retail business d0Ing.
SUGAR--Sold, at - 2j: extra 6 7590 Z5
Xxx s 2597 %: xxx ss 50Ml0 90.
WHEAT Heavy aud lower; 81 409l IS
for prime to choice red fall; s 509l s. for
prime TO choice sgnItei 81 S092 05 for fancy
red aud white.
CoRN-Dnll and lower; Sc for mixed; Bac
for eliow a5e for white.
OATs-Dull and easier at 46950c, the lat
ter for fancy.
BARLEY-Verg dali and unsettled, az
81 80 az Z5, strictly FOR prime 40 fancy
RYE-Nery duh, An1 unchanged, al
81 021zc.
PoRK-No dem and offered at SEQ a3OJS.
BACON Quiet and unchanged; 13Izc or
shoulders. and I7s4c for clear stiles
LARD Dull; retail sales at l7U1TJzc for
tierce, and 20e for kpg-
WHISKY-Duli and unsettles. at 81 o.
CATTLE-Duli; supply urge, demand
light for In feri0r To clotce. butcners rage
al, aI 6g555c.
Hoes -Dnii, at 81 8G}4e FOR good to
heavy.
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WASHINGTON.
Appointments by Secretary McCuI-
loeh-AFrest on ReqnlsitiOn.

ID WASHINGTON, November 2.-Sec-
retary McCulloch to-day made the
/ following appointments of internal
revenue officers: John MonkelI, 24th
district of Pennsylvania; j ID. Phelps,
9th district of Pennsylvania; Lewis
Donivan, 1st district of Missouri; G..
r.. Ryan, 9th district of Missouri.
Mr. Evarts has assigned w. E. Ped
drick to act as chief clerk in the At
iorney Generals Office during the alb
sence of MIR. Pleasant ass.s
Mr.. Eyarts left for New York to-
night to vote there tomorrow.
The public debt statement will
probably not be published till Friday
or Saturday, full returns from the
various Bureaus not having been re-
ceived. .&U a. s1a aats
w. Tawers, of this city, was arrest
ed Saturday night by Deputy Marshal
| Phillips, on warrant issued by the
| District Court of Michigan, and
handed over to Deputy Marshal
Parkhurst, of Michigan. Permission
for time to obtain bail or sue out a
writ of hdbtd as corpus was refused and
Tawers was conveyed to Baltimore.
Upon the affidavit of John N. Oliver.
Judge Wylee issued such writ, and
upon sascertaining that it could not be
sued, telegraphed TO the Chief OF Po-
lice at Baltimore that an outrage had
been committed on a most respecta
bic citizen at Washington. and to ar
] rest Parkhurst. This was done, when
Parkhurst surrendered the prisoner,
and was discharged.
Tawers returned here and was dis
charged on writ of hdLeas corpus,
the Judge holding that the writ under
which he was arrested was issued on
the same Indictment which charges
him with being concerned In he post
Office frauds at Baffalo. Judge Wylee
! issued a warrant for the arrest oi
Parkhurst for kidnapping, but as he
had left Baltimore it could not be
executed. The case will be brought
before the grand jury.
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Vote Tor Mayor, April, 1868.
BOSTON.
An Important Bank Case.

BOsrON, Nov. I'm the suit. of the
Merchants National Bank VII. State
National Bank. originating in the
State Street securities, Judge Clifford
to-day read the opinion of the Circuit
Court. He decided that the act of
June, 1864, under which the national
banks were created, conferred no au-
thority on the cashiers of banks to
certify checks. and the power to GER
tify checks for third parties was not
inherent in tho duties apperf.aining to
cashiers. He also held that the fif-
teenth by-laV, of the State Bank !,
which declared that the duties of
cashiers did not confer any power. or
such power. TO certify checks of third
parties; and in addition, there APP
peared to be no question that the ma
tional banks generally could not GER
tify checks. The court, IN view of
these things, directed the jury to give
q verdict for the State Bank. The
counsel for the Merchants Bank inn
mediately filed exceptions, and tho
case will go to the United States Su-
preme Court for fnal adjudication
There is q northeast storm here.
Snow squalls prevail.
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Cincinnati Market,

By Telegraph CLNcTHEA11, Nov. o
FLoUR-Dull and prices lower; family
S7 2la47 81.
WHEAT-Scaree and holders not offer
ing No. Is saleable al 81 20.
EoRN-UuchaEg ged; ear 95g98c; shelled,
ana 9sc9Sl 90 tor old; new ear 60865c.
OAT5~-5705Sc for No. 4.
RYE-Duii at 81 Is.
BARLEY-Duli and unsettled; accurate
quotations cannot be given.
CoTro S-Quiet; mtadiing at 231Sc.
IOBACCO-NOthing doing.
WHISKY La mod crate demand HEst 90.
PRoyEsToNs-Q utet and very ittic doing /:
new mess pork sold at E2A o. on tie spot,
but Tor december not saleable at better
than $40 0. Small sales OF new steam lard
at l554g l6c, there IN but little q I'd here, not
more than I50 tierces. Green meals would
bring 71zc, l0c and i2e, but there is none
offered. There Is "A lair demand for bacon,
and the market is firm; shoulders l354c
and sides i552c l61ac and I75Se. sugar eated
mans are veiy duI at i5gl5c, packed
BUTTER-Dull At 3443fc.
EG ss-29g30c.
CF FRERE-steady, and la good demand 40
16glSc
l.INsERD OIL Dull retailing at 81 Go.
HoGS-Scarce aud higher this afternoon,
with buyers al 81 754S % gross
BEEF CATTLE-B Buii. bat not lower.
PETROLEUM Firm; refined at so 932c.
GOLD-l53.
MoSEY The marTet is very close a. I08
IL per cent FOR best paper.
EXCHARGE-Quiet M par buying, and
per ceut. premium selling.
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SELMA, Ala, Oct. 31.-A Grant
and Coifax meeting was broken up at
Eatan, Green County, in this State,
on the 23d inst. and / was prevented
from speaking by an armed mob.
headed by Hardway. the ex Sheriff,
and Gel. Jolly. Seymour Elector,
who swore that no Northern man
shall speak in Green County. The
threat was also publicly made that il
United States troops were sent there
they would butcher them. os
At Tuscola. in this State, Grant
and Colfax meeting was dispersed by
"a mob, headed by Ryland Randolphs.
of monitor fame, who with cooked re-
volvers in their h ,nds. Oh ave State
Senator Charles Hayes from the
stand.
Mr. Hayes is native of Alabama,
is a man of education and high char
acter. His only offense consists in
being Republican for the good of
our whole country.
We appeal TO the patriotism of the
Republic to elect GraHt. and give US
free speech and peace at the South.
[Signcd WILLARD WARNER,
HIS Senator.
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NEW York, Nov. 2.-Superintend
ent Kennedy issued an order this
morning directing the police to take
prisoners arrested for fraudulent vot-
ing before United States Commits
sioner, and not suffer them to appear
before any Police Justice, or local or
State Court. The order was not sub
mitted for approval to the Board OF
Commissioners BosWorth and Bren-
nan will, it is said, issue instructions
to the force not 10 obey any order of
the Superintendent, unless issued by
authority of the Board.
New YoRK, November 2.-The u.
g. Grand jury have found additional
indictments against the persons
charged with having fraudulent natur-
alization papers. Five of them are
against Rosenburg. each based on
naturalization papers, and others
against persons yet unarrested.
Alderman Repper has been admit
ted to bail by Commissioner Bells in
So 900. On a similar charge several
other parties were treated likewise.
both in New York AMI Jersey City.
Sheriff O Brien has. it is stated,
sworn in 5000 special deputies to
preserve order to morrow. u. s.
Marshal Murray is said to have spe-
cial officers also
! Sheriff Campbell, OF Brooklyn, has
under instructions of the Mayor,
sworn in 1000 deputies. The excite
ment at police headquarters con-
tinues, but nothing additional rela.
tive ito Superintendent Kennedy's
order is made public. ae
General Mcdowell has issued
circular requesting all officers from
other commands visiting or Temporal
rily residing in this city, to report to
his headquarters.
Up to a late hour this afternoon
Governor Fenton had not received
any requisition from Gov Geary. of
Pennsylvania, or learned anything
new on the subject.
Report says the Erie Railway Com
pany bought Pixies Opera House for
$85. 600, and contemplate establishing
their offices in the front building,
and rent the Opera House for legiti-
mate purposes.
The case of Ct. Blamber against ex-
Assistant Secretary of War Dana,
Claiming p1Uu,OOO damage Tor falSe
mprisonment. Was taken up to-day.
On motion TO have the order remov-
ing the case to the United States
Court set aside, the decision was re-
served.
Two buildings in course of cree
ton, in Brooklyn, were demolished
by the gale last night.
Three of the most expert counter
feIters in the country, Huger, IL.
Michael and Isaac Martineau, have
been arrested at Lawrence, Mass. and
taken to Boston for examination.
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Meeting Tonight.

Republicans enter the contest TO-
day with the confidence OF victory
Turner Hall viii be open to night.
and the friends of GRANT and CoLPAx
are invited to assemble at that place
to hear the news from the city, the
county, and the nation. Arrange
ments will be made to have read from
the stage the election returns as fast
as they are received both from home
and from abroad by telegraph. 1t Is
ex peeted thai. the entire vote of the
city will be counted out by eight or
nine o'clock, and by ten o'clock we
ought to begin to hear something ol
the general result throughout the
country. - .hs
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Earanaan Market.

BY CableJs4v 4 LONDON, Nov. 2-Eve.
Holiday Exchange is closed.
FRANKFORT, November =
Bon Ds Firm at 794
PARIS, November 2.
Rentes opened at 7Gf. 0 centimes.
LIVERPOOL, November2 2
Corrox-Firm; sales 1900 bales mid
ding uplands at 1f1zs Orleans ll5s.
BREADs rUFFs--Corn SIS for red Western
wheat 9Os l0i; oats Is I'd; barley Is; peas A
Cd flour 26s.6
PRoyrsroSs Lard Gs; cheese 5s; bacon
65s. Il
PaoDucR-Petroleum not higher; spirits
los for refined. -8 assivr -5s-nes
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The Republican Presidential Tick
cts for this County are printed with the
names of GRANT aad CoLFAx upon
them, but the persons TO be specially
voted for are the Electors. The Elec-
tors are thirtsen in number. two for the
State at large and eleven for the Dis
tricts. The whole number of thirteen
are to be voted for, go that there viii
be no scratching of tickets necessary.
Only be careful to see that the names
on your tickets correspond with those
printed in this mornings JOURNAL.
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new orleans Market.

BY telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Nov. q
CoTToN - Firmer: middllngs 23M@2l ];
safes, $500 bales; receipts, 9,G25 bales ex-
ports, ,922 bales.
EXCHANGE = Sterling l44NG I4614; New
YOtK sight a per cent. discount.
GoLD-I3311.
droo ping; good common lI15c; fair 1910;
yellow clarified H11a1 c.
choice ga g0e. s
FL1UE : More active; superfine So 70;
old 81 07L.
OATS Quiet at G0c.
BRAN-5teady at Sl20.
HAYS arce at $50 50.
,,P PoaK--stocK light; prices hIm; mess
BACoN- Market nearly bare: shouluers
I41z@14 clear ribbed sides 151aei clear
81 de- l91zc. zkssE Fas ~
LtRD-PrIme scarce; tieTce l91ac; keg
CosFEE- Prime rio IG1z5l654c; good 155zc.
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There are Hundreds of young men
In Evansville who will cast their 6rst
Presidential vote to day. Will they
vote with the party of action and
progress, or with the party which
clings to the dead issues of the past.
and has upon it the odium of treason
and slavery? Will they vote for the
gallant young leaders of our glorious
| party of Freedom aud Intelligence,
GRANT and CoLFAx. or for SEYMOUR
and BLAIR, the representatives OF all
the clements of blind prejudice. ceid
conservatism, ignorance and wroag.
Let the young men of Evansville
compare the record of the Republican
and Democratic parties during the
past twelve years, and decide with
which they will ally themselves to-
day. See what the one has done for
Freedom, and how the other has
steadfastly opposed it. See what the
one has done in time of war. when
our country wss in danger, and what n
glorious record of patriotism it has
made, and look upon the black record
Of the other in that time of trial. See
how the one honors the soldiers of
the country and guards and defends
their widows and orphans. aud how it
stretches out is strong right arm to
-y,-otoot the ,,er-aeufad Tnvaliafs of fhe
South; and see how the other allies
itself with the rebels who Fought 10
destroy the nation. See which one of
these embodies in its principles and
spirit the most of progress, of intelli
gence, morality, and hope for the
future. Young men. let the choice
you shall make to-day be on the side
Of peace, Of proeress, and of right.
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We Mnst Carry Vanderburgh.

For eight years past. Vanderburgh
County has. in the great national con-
tests, aspoken uniformly on the
side of truth, justice and loyalty.
Twice in that period did she give .
decided majority. for that noble patriot
and martyr, ABRAHAM LINCOLN. She
will not now turn back upon her
glorious record. Let every friend OF
Peace and Union work earnestly and
faithfully to day, and the majority for
GRANT win beseomplete and decided.
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RnMare OF Frands,

The Republican Executive Com
mittee of this county have reliable in
formation that the Democracy will
attempt to-day to circulate iraudu-
lent tickets, headed with the names
Of ULYSSES S. GRANT and SCHUYLER
I CoLFAx, and followed by the names
Of the DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS.
We call the careful attention of Re-
publican Rallyipg and Challenging
Committees to this matter. Scruti-
nize carefully all tickets, and see to it
that no friend Of GRANT aud CoLFAx
is imposed upon. Let every voter
examine his Electoral ticket before
voting s
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HAVANA.
The TmauPPecti0n I'm Fuha-G8Fern-
mene Account or Operations.

. HAVANA Nov. 2.-The Govern
ment has received information, which
is published in the Gazette, which
states that several skirmishes had
taken place between the troops. and
insurrectionists. in all of which the
troops we're successful. All the dis
turbances have been confined TO the
locality in which they first broke out.
and the number aof revolutionists is
diminishing. The troops had storm
ed the town Of By cana and defeated
the insurgents. Gnu sing them to fee.
The General Commanding the Ori-
entail Department reports that Col.
Quiras had met and defeated the in
surgents betwees Bair and Jequam.
killing 13 and capturing many arms
and horses.
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Bring atMs Every Vote.

Put no reliance in the belief that
Democrats will stay away from the
polls to day. That party always casts
its full vote. Let it be the aim of
every Republican to-day to bring out
every vote. Stir out the Indifferent.
Push mp the laggarda. Carry to the
polls the sick. See to it that GRANT
and CoLvAx to-day receive the votes
Of every friend Of Peace. Union. and
PrnsneritY.
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Kem York cnttle Markft.

TRxy T-alaD,raaaia - NEW YORK, Nov. 2.
RRcr4Prs--F'or the fweek-6.064 beeves
rs 41f sllerIyand lambs, 81, ,0I hogs.
lsATTLE-~Duft, and supply far in excess
of The demand; prices are &c lower; prime
10 extra sI5Qs16, tie elatter an extreme; good
sI3aI4 50 medium 10 lair SII.gI3; ordinary
and Inferior S9al0 3d.
sSHEEP--Eofanaon to medium dull and
depressed; prime hrIn. Lambs low grade
rleetf cted good unchanged aud wanted
at flat. fs
HoGs-Lower, under large arrivals: clos
ing w'eah at 81 59alS for common to prime
live weights; S9@10 p dressed
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NE aPHIS.
Raccti0n Excitement-AFFangemeRts
to Keep the Peace.

MEMPHIS, November 2-The ex-
citement in regard to the election to-
morrow, still runs high.
The Num- wing of the Republican
party charge Captain Sears. Com
missioner of Registration, with using
his Office to defeat Num-.
Large numbers of negroes have
been coming into the city since yes
terday morning.
Five companies of the Second IL
fantry arrived this morning, which,
together with toe present force on
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MONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL
WIEEEKLY mEYIEW.

FIsANcIAl..-The money market IL tight.
Shot bills, however. drawn against shil :
ment, 10 New Orleans and New York, are
freely discounted by the Evansville Ma
tional Bank, at 10 per cont. Bills having
over twenty days to run are difficult of sale,
and local paper meets with no favor at even
II per cent.
Exchange on New YORK is In active de-
mand @t the usual rates.
Cold is dull and lower; buying at 1872, and
selling at l3i. Silver-I23 buying, and l25
selling.
Government bonds are firm, at the fol-
l0wfnp o. uuofafaou4.
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duty here, together with a heavy ad-
dition to the police force, will be
amply sufficient to keep the peace.
A waiter girl at the Varieties The
atre named Rose Cole, formerly from
Wisconsin, shot herself with a Der
ringer last night, inficting a mortal
wound.
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yew York aoId ana stoeE Markel.

~ teIegIHph.I NEW YORK, NOV. ?.
MONEY = The market to-day is active;
the ightest II the season at z per cent.
currency u 1s9[ per cent commission TO
z per cent. gold on call.
The Assistan mt Tre asurer redeemed to-day
aud saturday 81, 50 900 Of 3 per cent certiff-
cates, aud disbursed in the same day s 81
800 COZ gold for intere-t.
fTERLING Dull at 935H9J6.
GOLD-L0wer opened an 1887. fell to I58,
advanced to 1882. and closcd as 1831a % lE =.
No sales by tile Government.
GOVERSMEST SFoCKs ~ Lower Cou-
pons OF 81. 1l516'gli5h; do. i62, l0a5sat0356 /;
do. '68, lU796Ml07L; /; do. '6j, l07%aiQzs4s do.
new, n01sgIi04; do '6f, il0tiBllO5Si do. 'Gs,
HOY; l0-f0s, lC5Ae@iO6.
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PHILADELPHIA.

4 Discussion Against Naturalization
Rrauds-The Nlsi Prius court Has
Not the Right 60 Issue NaturalI-
zatiOn Papers-Tho Silence Before
the SfOrm-A Large vote expected
A Democratic Legal opinion as
is an OplRien-Last Democratic
Rally - DenunciatOry Resolutions
Adopted. ~
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Z So" / should regard the election of
Mr. SEYMOUR to the Presidency, at
this time, as one of the greatest calam-
tiles that could befall the country.
| see but one source of safety for the
country. under existing circumstances.
aud that is the election of General
GRANT. .Y---.J0hR A. DiE.
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challenging and Rallylng Commit.
tees.

We publish the Challenging aud
Rallyiug Committees in another col
umn. We hope that every one named
will be promptly 1t the polls at an
early hoar. But let every true and
earnest Republican, as il his duty,
constitute himself member of the
Rallying Committee, and give his
country a solid days work to-day.