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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-10
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SeDerafe Sessions OF the City Council
General Grant at West Point.


WASHINGTON, June 9.-The Boards
of City Councils TO day held separate
sessions under their two different
party organizations. The Conserva-
tive members, in joint meeting. adopt
ed a preamble setting forth that, in
violation. of the charter, the City
Register fRepublican) has refused to
deliver election returns to joint meet
ings Of the Councils, and concluding
with resolutions that the committee
again demand returns In order that
they may be counted and the fact as
certained who received the highest
number of votes for Mayor.
The committee, after a short ab
senee, reported that the Register re-
fused to comply with the demand
so the meeting gave the committee
further time to attend to the business /;
authorized it to send for persons
and papers, and employ counsel.
A recess was then taken until to-
mo. row evening,
The Republican Senators held an
adjourned caucus meeting this morn
ing, enstlie sdiJect of making changes
in the subordinate officers of the
CeHdtes Dut tutlS uLt USAuS uAd-
nimiiy oi views, the whole subject
was postponed until December.
General Grant left to day for West
Point. He will probably deliver
diplomas to the graduating class.
Sherman, from the Committee on
Finsnce, reported to the Senate, to-
day, with amendments, the bill to
provide Tor uniform coinage among
nations, with a accommodation that
it be postponed till next session.
The Impeachment Committee will
soon conclude its investigation. aud
furnish a record of its testimony TO
the Senate Select Committee of In
! quiry into matters. affecting the
character Of that body.
Charles III. Shelby and Ransom
Van Volkenbridge were before the
Committee to-day. and the money be-
longing to Woolley, deposited in the
safe of the Metropolitan Hotel, was
produced.
WAsHINaToN, June 9.-Mr. Bur-
lingame aud the officers Of the
Chinese Embassy dined with the
President tonight Members of the
Cabinet and other invited guests were
present.
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Reformed ahurch synod.

HUDSON, June 9.-At a session of
the Reformed Church Synod to-day,
a communication from the Reformed
Presbyterian Church meeting of Ale
gheny City, asking a recommendation
by the synod of the amendment to
the u s. Constitution, aeknowledg-
ing Almighty God as the source of all
authority, the Lord Jesus Christ as
the ruler among nations, and the Holy
Scriptures a. supreme authority, was
referred
g The delegates from the Evangelical |
Lutheran Church and the German
Ret srmed Clutch delivered addresses
of congratulation, TO which the Pres
Z i6sat replied.
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NASHVILLE
Tennessee Democratic State CenVen-
tlOR-LaTge ATTENDANCE - John
son Endorsed, and Delegates In
structed 60 Cast their Votes Tor
Him for President.

aa r.
NASHVILLE. June 9.-The Demo
cratic State Convention met 10 this
city to-day. It was very numerously
attended, seyery, section of the State
being represented. It was composed
of the leading men Of both parties
and prominent leaders on both sides
during the var. Its session was pro-
loDged, and at times considerable
feeling prevailed, but not Of an acri-
monieus character. Differences of
views of policy were candidly dis
cussed, while there was entire accord
on all matters of principle.
A platform was adopted formally
allying the Conservatives of Tennes~
see with the National Dem ocratic
party; declaring the doctrine of seces
sion finally decided by the war, but
asserting the just rights of the States.
Strong ground was declared against
the reconstruction policy of Congress,
and IN favor of the rightful su-
premacy of the white man In the
control of the Government. The
green back policy was unimously and
enthusiastically adopted.
A resolution laudatory of President
johnson for his administration poll
cy, and eongratulating him and the
country on the defeat Of impeaeh-
ment, was adopted; and without
nominating him for the Presidency at
| New York, it was declared. IN the
event his name was mentioned, it was
due that the delegation should cast
their vote for him..
The delegation is composed ofgood
men, of all shades of former politics.
\ majority are considered 10 be Pen
dieton men, and general impression
prevailed that Pendleton would be
the candidate, as he Is the representa-
tive of the financial policy, which has
| proved Itself very strong.
EsaA eoMmittee was alsoiappointed ta
prepare an address to the New York
Convention. tf& t.1tk'A
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Mining Operations in Mon
tana.
NEW YORK.
Steamship Nevada WFecked-Di Division
Among New Haven Delegates 10 the
Democratic COnVenttOn-Base Ball
Delegates from Germany. TO the
angerfesL-RallrOad Accident.

NEW YORK, June 81. Ross
Browne, Minister to China, sailed on
the Henry Chauncy to-day, for Cali
fornia. -,s~
The steamship Nevada, hence for
Havana and Vera Cruz, has been
totally wrecked off Cape Hatteras
All on beard were saved, except one
seaman, and arrived at Norfolk. The
vessel was valued at 100000, and the
cargo at as much more. Both are fully
insured
A New Haven special says the
delegates to the Democratic Conven-
tion seem about equally divided be-
tween Chase and Pendleton~
Commodore Vanderbilt was re-
elected PresidentUf the Hudson Riv-
er Railroad.
In the base ball match yesterday,
the Atlantics beat the Stars. Score,
13 to 2 = at
Six delegates from Germany arIiv-
ed to-day, en- route to the SangerKest
at Chicago. Several more are expect
ed, those here being entertained by
German singing societies.
4 verdict of $5. 200 has been return
ed against the Adams Express Com
pany for the loss of a valise, said to
contain 81, 600, two years ago..
Crabtree, father of the actress LOtta,
was arrested last evening on com
plant of his daughter, charged with
appropriating S21 900 belonging to
her. A bill has been found against
him by the Grand Jury.
The Buffalo and New York ex-
nreSS train IN the Erie Railroad due
here last evening, ran of the track
near Port Jervis, owing to the break
inc Of a rail. Two male passenger:
were badly bruised, but no one killed
The train reached Jersey City to-day
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Proceedings of the Texas State Con-
FeHtiGn.

GALVESTON, Junc "a special
dispatch from Austin says Z the Cou-
ventioh to-day the JVdicjarF com.
miuee reported a resolution which
passed. requesting Congress to allow
the Convection 70 appoint Boards of
Rvgic traSion.
Mr.. Hamilton, of Travis County.
said he believed Gen Buchanan was
rsrtiaI 10 those in dea is hostility to
The GyverBment, aud nothiag could
b. ho;asd from him.- Eas
Nj. Hamilton, Of Boston, called
General Buchanan a copperhead, and
said ne would stock the Convention
With re1els If lie had power.
A committee was appointed to take
into consideration the question of q
division Of the State.
Another committee was instructed
to inquire into the propriety of SELL
ing part Of the State to the Govern.
ment.
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HoUSEs. ........l. wAshrxeroS. June ..

HOU<E.........l........W W AsHINGToS, June 9.
The House assembled at II O'Clock, that
being tbe hour dxed for the official recep-
ton OF the Chinese Embassy TBe attend J.
ance ofliIepla5aT's was SeTy large, anu the
galleries yeFseer9wdedl with spectators
: ffThe FSpeak+r A Announceds the appoift-
nlent of S5rooks, Of New York on the-Ccn- ?
mittee on Eecep1tons IN place OF Wood,
who was detained at home on account OF
is:rib I'VE SlesR proceeded Mieh the fsatsisg of
the journal, hut in about i've minul es the
! Eeadiug ceased by di ecrIon ofsthe Speaker.
Tue Sergea t-a5-ArIns ANNOUNCED the
appearanee, az. tue Prlnei2al door, @ Of the
: he Committee and Embassy advanced
mp tne main aisle. SeAellcke escorting Bur-
+ llngame, Banks escorlng ChltaJen and
/ Broo4s 3 eseoy5ing sun Iaje5n. TIE other
.opk pts. ton Iaeetng the speaker ~ the
The Speakerbgs stroke OF the gave, in
d csted .ths2t tsle members Of the House
/ VINO had been on their feet shou.d resume
Z tleit seals.
Sehenck presen ted the Embassy to the
/ HOuS uSe and Speake
Mr. Bur 1ngame responGed x follows
Nj. Speakel- on behalf OF my -aSsOcIat es
and myssits 1 thai K you Tor this warm
personal cgtnT iLnent; 1t is the gfeetllg 2
I OF one : eat people by another; Z Is the
4 DECIDE ID and the Orient for the first time
in electric contact. whose touch makes the
whole world kin. It's the meeting Of two
civilizations which have hitherto revOIved
in separate'sp 1t is h mighty revO-
tuition. Let as hope, sir, il will go on with.
out tn0se conNnlSlons when are 100 apt c
mark great changes In human affail1s: Lei
Us hope that IL will be achieved without
the shedding of one drop OF human
blood. We are for peace We come no
with the beat of the drum nor martha
tread, though representing the laten
power of millions ofsmen. We are th'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-10

LOUISVILLE, June 9.-There was
quite large assemblage at Cedar Hill
Park this evening to witness the
match game of base ball between the
Athletic Club. of Philadelphia, aud
the Louisville Club, of this city. The
game lasted two hours, and resulted
IN an easily earned victory for the
Athletics. The score stood as fc,
lows Athletics, 81; Louisville, 3.
The Louisville boys were white
washed eight times.
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Mining Operations In MOntanA-In-
diaa troubles

81. Louis. June 9-Advices from
Monfa fan.c'by the steamer Cora, just re-
turned from the'upper Missouri, say
the late heavy rains had given a great
impetus to mining operations. The
country was swarmea with gold seek
ers, and il was believed that the yield
Of treasure would be large during the
coming season. Money was still
scarce, but provisions were plenty and
cheap
The Indians along the river were
hessile. A few days before the Cora
left. r.. party Of Sioux attacked the
rancho near Benton, aud ran off a
number of horses aud mules belong
ing to John j Roe. of this city.
There we're hostile Indians in the
interior also, and many miners had
been driven from their claims.
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y. ALBANY, n Y. June 9,-Colicott
and Eurieht arrived at the peniteu-
tiary last evening. To. day their hair
prison clothes, but have not yeS been
assigned. ColicOtt told the keeper ne
never did any mechanical hard werk,
and would prefer writing or other
light employment.
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Murderer Sentenced.

WORCESTER; June O. James E.
Shepard, tire wife murderer, pleaded
guilty to murder in the second degree,
add was sentenced to imprisonment
for life.
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krriral Of nelegates.

TRENToN. n. j.. June 9.-Dele-
gates are arriving rapidly for the
Democratic State Convention to-mor-
roW.
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Hon. Hm. Sprague Reelected TO the
L. ;. Senate.

H. Providence, X. l., june 9.-Hon.
VIM. Sprague was to day re-elec ted
to United States Senate, without OPP
position Ia either branch of the Leg
islature. aoar
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W. Fl. Russell, once a Colorado
millionaire, has gone into bankruptcy.
Liabilities, 81 100000, with no estate
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For COMMERCIAL aud Rtver Dispatches see
Effth Page.
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