The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31

Professor Morse has been lionized
in Berlin.
Anna Dickinson prefers Colfax for
President.
Lady Palmerston has gone to see
the Suez Canal.
Two Jewish bankers have been
made Baronets In Prussia.
The Chinese have commenced the
distillation of whisky.
Joe jefferson appears in the Louis
vile Theatre Monday night.
Olive Logan has written a new
novel called The Artists Dream"
Title for the Prince of Wales next
baby-The Prince Cor Princess) of
Walls.
Bierstadt's Rock Mountains and
" Storm are to be chromo-lithO-
graphed.
Lottis German Opera appears at
Atlanta aud Savannah this week.
Bayard Taylor has nearly completed
his translation of Goethe's " Eau st.
The Astcr estate is valued, by one
who processes to know, at about S144,-
100000.
The divorced wife of Auber has
been so pitiably reduced as to be
forced to live in Chicago.
A thousand girls are wanted in Col
OradO, to husband the bachelor re-
sources of the Territory.
One county in Arkansas, johnson,
has had twenty-fOur murders sincelthe
close of the war.
Horace Greeley is to preside at the
Dickens dinner on the 18th prOxlmO.
Bennett declinedl
Miss Anna Raymond, daughter of
Henry j., is said to be the fashion
editor Of the EUeRing Post
Sturgeon lately received an anony-
nous letter containing 1000 in notes.
He pocketed the insult.
As slavery and Phillips are both
dead, the ARtj- iSldUerg Standard
strikes US in the light Of cemetery
that is filed
Pixies Opera House curtain por-
trays the " Landing Of Columbus"
The friends of Chris. say it's a good
likeness.
The proprietors of the Spotted
Boy may add largely to their museum
by sending to the White House for
the Spotted Man.
Brigham Young is a much bereaved
widower, having lost five wives this
Winter bye pneumonia. But the old
saint can stand 49,
Barnum proposes to build a house
at Bridgeport, near Seaside Park !;
also summer houses for his daughters
In the same location.
The Chicago Republican says: "Ju-
MUS Henri Browne contemplates a
Mirror Of Manhattan. If he con-
templates it long he will surely break
it.
Butler has arranged to take his
family home to Massachusetts, on the
first of May, il the faith that be will
have IOusted the President before
then.
George Francis Trains last arrest
was for debt of about $4,000, owing
to firm in London, which he had
employed some years since in his
tramway project.
The will of Miss Louisa Smithson.
which is being contested at Pitts
burgh, bequeaths among other minor
legacies, 800 a year to " Blind Tom"
as long as he lives.
A Troy man stabbed his wife in the
breast the other day. Her life was
saved by the same means used BY
General Jackson to win the battle of
New Orleans.
The Rev Newman Hall, in a recent
lecture in England, says Mrs. Stowe
told him that she imagined the
death of Uncle Tom while taking the
sacrament on Sunday.
johann Strauss has accepted an en-
gagement for a four months concert
tour through the United States. for
which be Is to receive the not made
quate remuneration Of $4,000.
General Shields has been invested
with gorgeous regalia of the
" Friendly Sons at St Joseph. He
intends to change his bailiwick short
ly from Carrolton to St Joseph.
1t is stated that Porte Crayon Is IN
danger Of losing his eyesight.
Mr. Peabody has been spending the
Winter in Rome. and has enjoyed an
usually good health.
Philadelphia thinks the voice of
Mrs. kemble sweet aud wifely.'