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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-25

ST. LqVIs, May 23.-Geueral Sher-
Idan mas returned to Fort LeaVen-
worth, from the West. ag@r
Captain Angel arrived at 9Leaven-
worth, from the plains, Wednesday.
He reports xix hundred Indians at
Fort Larned, and about the same
number atRoft Dodge.
Major WynkOup, at Fort Larned.
had invited all the Indians to meet
him there, to receive annuities. Large
numbers had arrived with Spencer
carDines, and well supplied with am
munition furnished by the Govern
ment. Captain Angel don't believe
there is any danger Of difficulty with
the Indians at present, but if whisky
is not keptaway from them, trouble
is likely to occur. 1000.
The soldiers Of the 11th Kansas
regiment, to which Senator Ross be-
longed, burned that gentleman in eff
fgy in fropt of the State House, at
Topeka, Tuesday night
ST. LOUIS, May 23.-The first race
at the Laclede Course, to day, was a
tilly; stakes for three-year olds mile
heats; $25 entrance, the Association
adding $400. There were nine entries,
but only three started. The Banshee
won. The race was two straight
heats, beating Ontario and Ployer
Wing The latter distanced the first
heat. Time, l :46, 1:471
The second event was the Consola-
ton Race for beaten horses. mile
heats; premium three hundred dol
lars. Mosier's bay colt, by Zero, won
the race handily in two heats. Sum.
mary-Zero colt, II; Maggie Hunt
er, 2-3; Pat. Cleburne, 81; Jack
Gamble, A; Viola, ) } Vidoc, s 6 !;
Cousin julie, II Greyhound dis :
tanced; time. :464, 1:474. The at
tendance during the week has been
unusually large, the weather superb,
and, considering the track, everything
passed off satisfactorily.
The Association will issue q list Of
premiums for their annual June horse
fair, in few days Ii will embrace
prizes for trotting horses as well as
thoroughbreds.
Seventy-two thousand seven hun
dred aud thirty three acres Of land
were entered at the Humboldt Land
Office Kansas, in the mouths of jan
uary, February, March, and April.
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not y0t5 o. the remaining articles,
the Managers being unwilling TO risk
another vot5 at present Dir. Stevens
rs preparing new articles of i'm
peachmepts Which he declares he will
present to the House if the Managers
will not accept them.
Judge Sutherland, to-day, gave a
decision contlnuing the injuncti0n
against the Erie Railroad Company
10 somewhat modified conditions.
A misplaced switch on the Erie
Road caused the mail train 80 crash
into an oil train this morning Of
two young men who were stealing a
ride on the front postal car, one was
killed, and the other seriously IN
jured.
A serious break is reported on the
Erie Canal Theloeality is not stated
Judge Benedict has refused to ad-
nit Braine, the Confederate priva-
TO bail.
Counterfeit S10s on the National
Bank of LOckport are circulating.
a desperate affray occurred Ia the
distillery of Deidenst0ff & Co, Hester
Street, to day. Several parties were
concerned. Michael Nevilles was
mortally shot BY Dennis Sullivan, who
was arrested.
The semi-annual meeting of the
American Bible Union was held to-
day. in the First Mariners Baptist
Church. Interesting addresses were
made. Rev. Dr. Evarts, of Chicago,
will preach to morrow at the same
place.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-25
CHICAGO.
VI. Z. Conference Bishop Simpson
Presiding Report Of the Commit
on Book CORceFn-RepOrt Of Com
mittee on Missions.

CHICAGO, May 23.-At the General
Conference of the NJ. Z. Church,
twentieth day, Bishop Simpson pre-
sided.
Rev. DR.. Peck, Chairman of the
Committee on Itineracy, presented
Report No. 2, investing all Missi n
Conferences with full rights and DOW
ers of Annual Conferences, which was
laid over for one day. Also, from the
same committee. a report against bien-
mel sessions of the General Confer
euce, which was adopted.
Rev. DR.. Wiley, Chairman Of the
Committee on Book Concern, reported
a resolution against making lay mem
bers eligible to election as Book
Agents; resolution indefinitely post
pOned. Also, from the same commit
tee, a resolution declining to recon-
mend the publication of hymn books
with raised letters for the use Of the
blind, which was adopted
A resolution from the same Com
mittee, laid on the table yesterday,
against the publication of a new
monthly magazine, was taken up and
adopted; also, aresolution TO enlarge
and otherwise improve the Ladies
REPOSITORY From the same Commit
tee, a resolution against decreasing
the number of official newspapers,
and in favor Of making larger appro-
priations for correspondence, was
adopted
Rev. w. Il. Goode, Chairman of the
Committee on Missions, presented
Report No. l, being a revision of the
Constitution, with a slight amend
ment, and it was adopted; also Report
No. 2, that it Is wholly impracticable
to unite the Church Extension and
Freedmen's Aid with the Missionary
Society, was adopted; also Report No
3, approving the pacific policy Of the
Government toward the Indian tribes
on the Western frontier Adopted
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ALBANY. y. z
Presbyterian old School Assembly
hepOFt Of the Board OF Church EX-
tension.

ALBANY. n. Y, May 23.-The
Presbyterian Assembly (Old SCHOOL,
re-assembled to- day. A col0red dele
gate. Rev. Jas. Williams, ,represe nting
the Knox Presbytery of Georgia,
composed wholly of freedmen, was
admitted to a seat
The thirteenth annual report Of the
Board Of Church Extension was sub
mitted, and showed The receipts of
the year to be $50, 0,319, and the dis
bursements SCI, 400 Over ) 1600
churches have failed to contribute to
the support of the fund during the
year. The report was unanimously
adopted.
Rev. DR.. Darling, iu behalf of the
New School Church, addressed the
Assembly, by invitation, strongly
urging reunion, though he admitted
that many mem bers of his Church
we're opposed to it from a fear Of the
results. ttt
The Moderator thanked Dr. Oar
ling for the expression of his seatl
ments, and strongly urged his indi-
vidual desire for a reunion.
Both speeches were warmly ap-
plauded.
ALBANY, May 28.LA great freshet
prevails here. The water. last night,
was as high as it was the time when
the ice broke up. The pier, steam
boat landing, and quay are submerg-
ed, and boats and bridges are 10 uni
versal use. Many merchants suffer
much damage.
The Grand july, to day, brought
sn indictment against Mark VI
Lewis, charged on complaint OF h.
H. Glenn, a member Of the Assem-
bly,, with attempting bribery on the
Erie Railroad bill. The jury also
brought in several other Indictments,
and it is generally rumored that one
OF more members of the Legislature
are Involved.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-25
SAN FRANCISCO
Grain Crop in OregOn-Sitka and
TOgas indians at War.

SAN Francisco, May 22.-The Gezt
steamer for. China viii be the NeF
York, which viii sail June d. and
AXE a shaft for the Great Republic
The grain crops Of Oregon are very
large, and fears are expressed about
the possibility of harvesting. espe-
cially In the Range River Valley. sa
The schooner Graw was not wreck
ed in the Puget Sound waters, as re-
ported, but was captured, and the
crew murdered by the Hydah Indians.
The Sitka and Togas Indians are
reported at war.
An examination of Salmon River
is to be made for the Northern Pacific
Railroad route.
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CINCINNATI.
The Robbery Near SeymeuF-LOss
About $50 O0O-NO Clue to the
Thieves Yet--Base Ball Contest
for the Championship Races, DC

CINcINNATI, May 23.-The Adams
Express Company were robbed of
three safes last night, on the effer-
sonville road The amount of the
loss is not YET ascertained. The fol
lowing are the particulars as far as
known While the train was taking
wood and water at Marsh Field,
twenty miles below Seymour, party
of robbers seized upon the engine.
aRd discOnnectIng the express car
from the train, started of ia the dl7
rection Of Seymour While in mo-
ton they broke into the express car,
disabled the messenger and threw
him out of the car. The engine and
car were found deserted at an early
hour this morning, standing on the
track about a mile south of Seymour.
CINCINNATI, May 23.-The loss to
A dams Express Company by the rob
berry on the train near Seymour, In
diana, last night, amounts to about
$4,000 No clue to the thieves has
yet been obtained.
The contest for the Western cham
pionship between the Cincinnati and
Buckeye base ball clubs, took place
to. day on the grounds Of the latter,
and resulted in their defeat, the score
being Cincinnati, .; Buckeye, 10.
CINCINNATI, May 23.-The Buck
eye Club races. cpmmenced to-day,
and were we'll attended The first
race, mile heats, purse 800, three
year olds, was won by Bonita, first;
Minnie Milton, seeOn3 d, 1. Crouse's s.
Chief. by Bonnie Scotland third; ;
Cadwallader b. f., by Australian,
fourth BufOrd's b. r. C. Grassland,
fifth; B. O. Lonnen's ch,, By Simon
Kenton, sixth RichlieU seventh.
CoIussus and T6.R.7 Sanders dis
tanced; time 1:46I On the second
heat, Bonita first Rlchlleu second,
Minnie Milton third. CTOsslaRd
fourth, CadWallader fifth, b. o, LoP-
mems sixth, and CrOuse,s distaneeds
time / :463. srlro.a
The second race. mile heats. purse
800 for all ages, was won By Mood
ford Belle, taking the second and
third heats. Skylight won the first
heat. In the third heat, Saratoga
came in second; Skylight third Loud
Il Jackson 5 ch. c., bE Revenue,
| fourth; HurdledOm fifth, aud Easter
Monday sixth. In the second heat
OttaWah AIsenhuRt, But0Td 5 Q. m.
bv Goodwood. and Cadvallader's b. c.
by Revenue, were disanqed.a Time,
1:48, / :454, 148:k .82
The third race, mile and quarter
dash. purse 800, for all ages, was won
bv Bayswater by half a neck; Mack
+ second; Idellat third Wildman
fourth Lee Pauls gb. g. by Uncle
+ Vic, fifth. -r5
France, smith & Co., having dis
/ obeyed the injunction recently
/ served, the courts have ordered their
business broken up, and the wheels
&c. seized They have. ceased draw
ing IN Kentucky. and all concerned
! placed under arrest
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LOU ISVILLE.
Fire at Columbus, Ind Fourteen
Mules BuFRGd-The Express Rob-
beFy-AbOat $4,000 StOlen-NO
Clue to the Robbers.

LOUISVILLE. May 23.-lt has been
ascerlaiued that the men who seized
upon the express car last night, on
the JefFersonville Railroad, opened
two safes and made a clean deal of
both One contained a large amount
Of money consigned 10 New York,
and the other was consigned to In
dianapolis. 1t Is not known how
much was taken, bat it is. supposed
that the robbers secured not less than
$4,000. The robbers abandoned the
train a short distance south of Sey-
mour and made their escape. So tar
no arrests have been made, nor has
any clue been had Of the robbers.
LOUISVILLE, May 23.-At Colum-
bus, Ind, a large barn, with fourteen
head of mules, several tons of hay,
and a large quantity Of grain, was en-
tirely consumed by ires involving a
loss Of eight TO ten thousand dollars,
which was partially covered by insur-
ance. The barn and contents belong
ed to- Mr.. Archie McEWen.
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NEW 4OaK

Mr.. BurliRgame-He will PAY His Re
sDects 60 the Government at Wash
ingtOn-HOH. w. ii. Rarnum stu
TII-NeW Articles OF Impeachment
TO be PFepaFed-RailFOad Accident
-One Man Kilied--DesDeFate AfRray
I'm a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Meet
Ing Of the American Bible Union.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-25

NASHVILLE. May 235-Tke Repub-
Ecap State Central Committee of Ten
nessee nave called State Conven-
ton. to meet In this city Ga the l05h
OF june, to respond 70 the Chicago
nominations. to. appone an electo,-t D
ticket and nominate a candidate . 81
Congress Tor. the State At large. aa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-25
AUGUSTA, GA.
Two Acres OF Land Suddenly Sinks a
Depth ~ 50 Eeet-The Ground Still
Sinking.

AUGUSTA. Ga. May %. A dis
patch from Lake City, Florida, states
that few days ago nearly two acres
in a farm, in Hamilton County, sud
denly sunk to the depth Of 80 feet
from the surface of the surrounding
land. and Immediately filled with
water. and submerged the tallest
trees. The ground is still sinking,
aud now covers four acres. The
strea rs and creeks lose themselves in
the surrounding country, which have
forced an outlet IN this way. The
sinks occur occasionally, but this is
the largest ever known.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-25
B Y CABLE.
The AbyssinIaa ExpeditiOn-Adfourn.
ment or the EOHVeFein Diet.


AnSlan0s
LONDON, May %. - Sir Stafford
Eorthcote, Secretary of State for IN
dia, received. to-day, an official dis
patch from Gen. NapieTs Commander
of the Abyssinian expedition, dated
Ashaugi, May 9th. HhefGeneFal had
Just arrived there with the rear guard
of the returning British forces. The
advance had reached Z0ula, and the
9th and 9Th Native Infantry had
already embarked for Bombay Ihe
remainder Of the troops and stores.
which, being hastened forward, would
be shipped from ZOula rapidly, aDd
the evacuation of the country would
soon be effected. The wounded are
doing well, and rapidly becoming con-.
valescent. The troops are in good
health. bsf
Telegrams from Sydney, in antici-
patton Of the oyermail, say that Prince
Alfred left for England inIc0mmand.
Of his ship, the Golitia. He was well.
The attempted assassin of the Prince
was executed on the 22d Of April.
Prussia.
BERLIN, May 24.-The Zollverein
Diet had an adjourned session, and
was closed by Kiag William of Prussia,
who made the customary speech, in
which he said he hoped the results Of
the session would strengthen the SEN
timent Of mutual trust between the
people of the various States Of the
Confederation, destroy the prejudices
which have existed in some portions
of the country. and proves that Ger
mans, though apart in some interests,
were one people in warm brotherly
feeling.
The King closed By saying the
rights entrusted 10 him by Germany
would be sacredly exercised as his
highest rule of action.
Sweden
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-25

WASHINGTON, May 23-Ou and
after June 1st, the Treasury Depart
ment will be prepared to receive 7-30
Treasury Notes falling due June 18th
and July 18th, 1868, for conversion
into bonds dated July 1st, 1861 or
July 1st, 1868, as parties may desire.
The terms Of conversion will be as
follows The interest on both series
Of notes will be allowed to July lst,
and bonds issued in exchange will
bear interest from that date
Fractional currency issued for the
week, S431 500; forwarded, 81 ,12l ,429;
United States notes forwarded 1896,
248, National Bank notes issued,
$50 $50; fractional currency destroyed, +,
1891 900; Internal Revenue receipts
for the week, So, ,204, ,256.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-25

INDIANAPoLIs, May 23.-The- Re
,pubGcans held a grant ratification
meeting tonight. A salute of 100
gunswere fred. boB6fes, &c. Speeches
-Yere. made By Coy. Ba ser. Hon sWilE
gqmmck Generalsl kimbalb and
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-25

naWn G0es the Price.

FRESH Table b UTT r AT 80
6FgNTs, Ger pound. a good stock Of
Teas. Suzars. and Syrups, Of as good quail
ffv ard al as lew figures as any house a
tTa s.itv A. :. ii. :. COOKS,
Tnv22 w lS3 Main Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-25
ST. LOUIS.

Gen. Sheridan Returned 70 Fort
LeaVenWOFth - Indians at Fort
LaFned-SenatOr Ross euFned in
figy-Races:-Large Quantity OF
LaHd Entered.
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BALTIMORE, May 23.-The cadets
of the naval school at Annapolis
commenced their annual examination
yesterday.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.

BALTIMoRE, May E3.-Rav. John5C.
Lyon fouud der of the German Metho-
dist Church in A Ameriea. died vester-
day
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NEW ORLEANS
Hail Storm at San ARtOni0-GOsslp
About the Aeqgittal Of the Prest.
dent, d5c.

AONAH TN ~ A~@NN~%@ - rfN't@
dent, DC.
New ORLEANS, May 23.-A dis
patch from Galveston to-day states
that a tremendous hail storm visited
SaR Antonio on the 18th inst, which
lasted a half hour, and destroyed
houses. crops aud gardens 10 the eX-
tent Of halt million dollars. Sew
eral lives are reported lost.
Gen. Basque, Santa Anna's Adju-
tant, is still at Brownsville.
jeremiah Black Is here arguing the
Bridge case before Judge Waters
The Bulletin charges that the Sec
retary Of Senator who voted for ac-
quittal on the impeachment question,
wrote a leading whisky merchant here
as follows:
King has contributed money to
secure the acauittal Of the President
A. s Mansfield waived an examin
alton before the Commissioner, where
upon the counsel for the prosecution
moved that ne be committed to prison,
aud argued that the offense was not
bailable The Commissioner reserved
his decision till Monday.
The School Board are examining
into the alleged presence. of twenty
eight colored pupils in the white
schools in the Second District If the
allegations are found to be true, the
probability Is they viii be required TO
attend the schools exclusively for col
ored children
CANToN. H., May pa fire here
this morning, destroyed a wooden
/ building on the northeast corner OF
the public square. Total loss
. SO, 900 The principal losers are ?.
Q. Ross, drugs, and Amos Smith
/ hardware.
WORCESTER, Mass, May %. The
st. Charles Catholic Church at Woon-
socket, r. l.. was burned last night
: Loss 0,o00; insured for s. 000.s
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Sweden.

STOCKHOLM, May %. - The AFon-
b1att, an official newspaper, says: The
Government Of Sweden must protest
against the judgment In the case of
the. British bark Springbok, by the
II. S. Supreme Court, as q bad prece-
dent In maritime law.