The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-31

New YORK Oct 30-A Lima let.
ter states that the Attorney General
published an opinion ia relation to
the clam Of French residents In
Lima who lost their property by the
mob riots in Jauulry, to the effect
that foreign citizens can only recover
1t by process of law, in the same man
ner as Peruvians themselves. Gen.
Hovey, American Minister, immedi
ately entered protest agllnst this
opinion, and hi example has been
70 lowed by he Il g lsh, French aud
Prussian Representatives
NEW Y0RK October 30.-The Re
publican State Central Committee has
issued an appeal to Che people relative
to fraudulent voting at the election,
as follows: We advise you, as citi
zens, to investigate fully, challenge
| tcarlessly, and fail not to convict and
| punish every man who violates the
law of the country and the spirit OF its
/ Constitution" -., ,...vr.l..-
| The World has a statement that
! about 10000 Radicals will be intro
duced from Vermont aud Massachu-
sotts, into Essex, Hamilton, Jefferson
and other counties or the State, with
a view TO enable them to vote on Tues
day next
The Times publishes the following
card from Gen. Rosecrans: :" Please
correct an error In which your Wash
ington special has fallen, In saying
that Gen. Rosec7ans does not intend
going to Mexico, because he thinks
General Grant will be the next Presl-
dent. He never thought of being in
huenced by such a motive. He was
not nominated as partisan, nor con-
firmed as 4 partisan; neither his re-
luctance to accept or his acceptance
arose from partisan motives; nor does
he expect to fill the mission as par
tisan. He wiIIag0 as an American
citizen who leaves his country and
her institutions to a neighborlng ma
ton, In whose welfare he has always
felt deep interest, and he feels hap
py to know that it is shared by the
, great body of our people, Gen. Grant
: among the number" -tt1
! Governor Fenton has issued a proc
lamatiop appo nting November 26tt
: as Thanksgiving Day. ,v.r.r vrs,e
Five eonvicts made their Iescapt
, from Blackwell's Island last evening
The Athntics were beaten by the
J Eekfords in game Of base ball yes
terday. Score, Is to IA
, The dry goods store of Brown
: Thompson 81 Co, Hartford, Conn.
: was burglariousiy entered aud robbed
3 Of silks to the amount of $8 900 Il
a $4,000 on Wednesday night.
e Advices from Boliver say that tn,
treaty by VIII ch 10000 acres are cedet
a. 3razl in return for a few decora
tions ana crosses for President Mel
gar Jckal, has been confirmed. 4
portion OF the ceded territory
claimed by Peru, aud protest agains
the whole thing is being prepared b,
the Peruvian authorizes. ttF.Fs
II New YoRK, October 30-Timoth
Il Mcclure. arrested at Peekhill el
charge of conveying false eertihcat
of natur lizaloa, has been held in de
fault oi bail for examination.
TIE President has pardoned Jane
/" A kinson. wi o was sentenced to I'll
reen years Imprisonment for counter
feitirg on account of his old age an
infirmnes-.
Thurlow Weed sails for Liverpoo
! on the Java.
q Ann Hughes has been arrested fo
attempting to kill her child, two year
! old, by stamping and kicking 1t In th
p" most unhumaa manner.
A prominent Republican of thi
, city, Councilmen Pa mer, was brutal
beaten this forenoon by tour rough'
and his skull was fractured.
- A Republican procession was stone
y y in Hudson Avenue, Brooklyn, la'
:. night, but no one was seriously hur
"a Marcus Levi was held for examipa
10 ton, in default of So 600 bail, for de
IN frauding the Government in Taxes o
n distilled spirits He absconded. an
~ was arrested in Philadelphia.
sn The ease of Beverly Clark, indic
y ed in Michigan for being concerne
-b IN recent frauds In the Postoffice d.
partment at Washington, was befor
- the United States Circuit Court tC
day, on a writ of hdbeas corpus. an
the argument was made, but not d,
cision was given.
ht Manchester advices are less favo
-eel able.
~ SAVANNAH. Ga. October 30