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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-15
CONGRESS :IoNAL PROCEEDINGS

SENAE E-...--..... W WAsHLNGTON, June l3.
Trumbull's bill, extending the ii ne In
whicn men guilty of capital OIenses
against the United-States may be p1nish-
ed passed,
Conkiing presented the petition of 40
citizens Of Colorado against her admission
as a state. Tabled.
Eowlar introduced a bill directing the
Treasurer of the United states to purchase
grounds for the erection Of a Custom House
at Nashville.
Harlan cal ed up the Dill relating to the
confessed election ia the City Of W Washiug-
ton.
During debate thereon the Bank bill
came up as the special order, and was
pos poned till Monday.
Davis offered an amendment to the
Washington bill, that the Mayor shall
hold no other office. or place OF trust,
honor or profit under the United States,
which he subsequently, withdrew, submit
ting another forGidding the Mayor to re-
celYe. pay or emolument for any other
Office. This, after furtt er discussion, was
lost by party Vote TO p.
Buckalew moved 10 amend by striking
out the words % satisfactory evidence" and
insert +" regular official retu ns.'t Lost by
sa me vote.
Several amendments were offered and
rejected, and the bill finally passed with
out division.
Cattel introduced a bill to provide for
the further issue of temporary loan certif1-
Gates for purposes of redeeming and retir-
ing the remaining outstanding compound
intere t notes. Referred to the Committee
on Finance. stt.l
Executive session. and then the Senate
adjourned.
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Arrival gof Longf 9lloW in
England.
The Tour Of Prince Napo-
leon---It is Strictly In
cognito.
TERRE HAUTE.
Murderer Escapes Great ExcIte-
ment-gepubll6an Nominations.
Especial to the Evansville Journal

Especial to the Evansville JournaLl
un2 TERRE HAUTE, June 13.-John S.
Stevens, who murdered Reeves in this
. saaia- city few weeks since, with four other
prisoners. escaped from our county
Jail this evening They took up a
~ stone from the floor of a cell aud dug
a tunnel beyond the outside wall.
This affair has occasioned great ex-
'1'' citement in our city. a
The Republican Convention of Vigo
County this afternoon nominated
Harvey d. Scott for Senator, Isaac
N. Pierce and f. W. Hamilton for
Representatives, James II. Turner for
.8tsE Clerk sMorton @. Rankin for Treas
urer, and Nicholas Febrick for Sher-
@r if. The candidates were numerous,
and the contest was very exciting.
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CANADA.
Arrival of PaupeF EmigFants-ActiOn
OF the Cover Tnment-0if Refinery
Ruraed.

PETRoLIA. Canada. June I3.-The
oil refinery owned by J Woodward
was destroyed by fire yesterday with
$50 barrels Of oil. Several tanks Of
oil at an adj 5ining well owned by Ell
wood & Co wera also consumed.
OTTAWA, June 13-In regard to
the arrival to this country Of pauper
emigrants destined to the Western
States, 1t IS expected that the govern
ment will adopt the American system,
compelling captains of vessels to
enter into bonds for the sustenanees of
all paupers for certain period after
their arrival here, ota.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881:

o rne supreme court Of said District
truly and faith ully to perform their
duties, and for any m seonduct in of
fce be subject. to the same penalties
to which said commissionersl late now
subject Ind prov ded further, that
it shall be the duty Of the judges of
election to make any regulations and
give aty notice which may be proper
or necessary TO carry out any Of the
provisions OF this section. =
SIC. z. And BE- Il further enacted,
That all acts and ordinances, or parts
thereof or parts. of the charter of the
city Of Washington inconsistent here
with, be, and the same are hereby, re-
ScH1 Yt.ER CoLFAx,
81 sker 3ftke H5uSe0f REPRESENTATIVES.
3. z. WADE,
PrsSideHt Of tie .Settdte pro teDlpbre.
Endorsed by tie Preside a. Re
ceiyed May 10th, 1868.
MORE BY CHE DEPARTMENT OF
SEATE,-Ehe foregoing act. having
been presented to the President Of the
United States for his approval, and
not having been retarned 81. him to
the house of Congress II which 1t
originated within the tItEe prescribed
BY the Constituti5n II the , United
States. has become a .law without his
APPROVAL
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lOFFICIAL.
EPUBLIc-No. 81

PUBLIc-No. "a
AN Acr to extend. the. charter Of
Washington, City, also TO regulate
the selection of officers, and fer
other purposes. Lba
Be al enacted by the Senate and
Hoose of ReT3rese7lzdhUes dfthe United
Safes of america IN Congress assem-,
bed. That an act entitled An Act
to continue. alter, and amend the
charter of the city of Washington,
approved May seventeenth, eighteen
hundred and forty eight, and the sew
eral am ! 4bdnehts thereof now IN force,
are hereby cpntlnued-ih force for the
term OF one year from the date here
of4 0r, ubtit Congress shall by lax de-
termine otherwise.
SEC 2. And Be 1t further enacted,
That It shall be the duty of the
Mayor Of the city of Washington,
District of Columbia, the Board OF
Aldermen. and the Board Of Common
Council thereof, to assemble In john
convention at the city hall IN said
city ON the first Tuesday OF July
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NEW YORK. June 13.-There was
fne yacht race on the East River
to-day: distance twenty-eight miles
1t was accomplished by the Eliza IN
the fast time of three hours and
twenty minutes. Prize 5000.
a ship arrived to-day with cargo.
of hemp rom the Phil inc Islands.
\ daring but unsuccessful attempt
was made IN Brooklyn to rob the
cashier OF the book firm Of Appleton
4 Co, of nearly 50 600 The rogues
escaped.
New YoRR, june IA banquet
was given by the Press Club TO the
ladies Of the SorOs;s, at DelmOnlco $,
this afternoon About forty gentle
men aud the same number of ladies'
were present. Thomas McEirath
presided, and speeches were made py
VIM. III. Birleigh, Wm. Stuart, A.
ID. Richaf dson, A. Cummings. Thos
W Knox. Oliver W johnson, Mr.
Lyman, aud others. 9--A
The assemblage was composed OF
mapy. Of the DISTINGUISHED literary
ladies Of this city, Including the VI isses
Carey, Mrs. Croly, and Miss Ross Ey-
= tiDge.. FfszF aeG .sE t-.a
The entertainment was n entire
=. H success a4 tgsgsg8
New YORK June 13.-Tae 9tCaner
Rising Star, from AspInTais, bring.
$65S 5S7 IN treasure.
The news from BuenOs Ayres vi
~ Valp4iraso. states that the Paraguay
ans IN a recent engagement captured
SOC prisoners aud 5000 horses frou
the .allles, and it was reported tina
two of the allied iron clads had beer
sunk. IS 4s - r- no
Australian dates of the Sd an
New Zealand of the 9TH have reache
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HOUSE.

,tOUSE......-...-.....W w WASHINGToH, June l3.
The Il ouse met at Il O'Clock.
On motion, Randall, comptroller OF the
Treasury was Instructed to furnish a
statement of the amount of dividends de-
clared by the National banking aSsocia-
tons since their organization, and the
amount carrie to real estate account, &c.
The Speaker proceeded, as business of
the morning hour, to call OIL Committees
for reports OF private character.
On motion, Clark Of Kansas, asked for
further Information relative to the treaty
for lands to the Usage Indians, and re-
Quested to withhold the treaty.
Lynch introduced bill 10 amend the
act OF July 9th, 1880, to provide for hold
ing courts OF the United states in case of
sickness or other disability of the Judges
OF the District Courts. Referred TO the Ju-
dietary Committee.
Jul an introduced bill relatiy to lands
sold for nOn-pay ment of Federal txes or
| States Courts in the States late Y in ebel-
! lion. Referred TO COMMITTEES on. Public
Land.
Myers, from the Committee on Patents,
| report bill for the relief of the widow
4 and heirs of Thomas W. Harvey, deceased,
/ the wo ID screw patentee. The morning
| hour having expired 1t went over till
next Friday
| Logan gave notice that he would next
/ Monday move to suspend the rales TO
/ offer a resolution authOrizff z the appoint
| of Committee 70 select a site for the
| Capital of the United sta es, on account
( of the disregard of laws, the disl0yal ele
! ment constantly showing itself in
/ WashingtO on, and bitterness toward the
! loyal and disregard OF the authority of the
\ United states.
The Hoase at twenty minutes past y
went ia Com mittee, aBd resumed the dis
! cussion of the tax bIl., after which the
| Committee rose, and the Hou e adjourned.
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Panama. The details Of the Iexecu-
ton of Farrel, the attempted assassin
Of Prince Alfred, are received. The
news otherwise is nninteresting.
NEW YeRK, June l8.=-The South
CAroIina Democratic Convention on
the 9Th elected delegates to the New
York Convention. Among them vas
Wade Hampton, j. B. Campbell, 3.
B. Rhett, Jr., and NJ W. CAREY.
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NE GPHIS.
4 Well known PhysiCian Found D ad
in His ged First Cotton Bloom.

MEMPHIs, Juned3.-Captain Perry.
of the, Police, .Fho. was wounded 10 a
recontre with negro burglars some.
days since died last evening. 1Tao-
DR. j. J. Hooks, a well known
physician, was found dead in his bed
this morning from appopfexy q The
deceased was a native of North Caro-
lima, but has resided here for fifteen
years.
The first cotton bloom was received
to-day from Upton County
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WASHINGTON.
William James Restored TO the or.
fee Of Collector OF Internal Rev.
enue at Richmond. aieon

WASHINGTON, June 14.-Some time
ago William james, Collector of In
ternal Revenue for Richmond. Va,
was suspended from office, but the
Senate has not regar5ed the reasons
assigned as sufficient. James is re-
stored to Office, aud Gen. Milford,
late Commissioner for the exchange
of prisoners, who held the position in
the meantime, retiFes.s
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CINCIN MATT.
SHrF.FI NJ
Man Shot Through the Head and
Killed-FOur Persons Arrested on
Suspicion.

C1NcINNAT1, June 13.-Preckett,
from Patterson, New jersey, who had
wrestling match with Waller, at
Hamilton, Ohio, yesterday, was shot
through the brain and instantly kill
ed about II o'clock last night, in a
saloon in Hamilton. kept by man
named Galloway. -Four persons have
been arrested on suspicion of being
connected with the murder Preck
EFT leaves a family in Patterson.
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b Y GA BILE.

An Appeal to be Taken by the Minis
try to the Country, on Questions at
issue Between Them and the HOuDe
or COmmOnS-fhe Seat OF Governor
of Jamaicat 10 be gOHtesteds-Repalrs
completed on the United States
snip ShamF0ck-Grand banquet
Given TO Admiral Parragut at
Brussels. uigH pal <ae- 3 b7
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WORCESTER.
Orphans Home at Newton Centre
Destroyed by Fire. m -

WORCESTER, Mass, june 14-The
Orphan Girls Home at Newton Cen
tre was destroyed by fire about three
o'clock this afternoon, while the in
mates were at church. A barn be
longing to the establishment was also
destroyed. The fire is supposed 10
have been theswork an of incendiary.
Loss not ascertained.
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NEW YORK.

Arrival OF the Steamer Rising Star
News from Paraguay-Paraguay-
ans successful In Recent Engage
meHt-Banquet Given By the Press
Club TO the Ladies' OF the SOrOciS
Many Ladies Present.
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By Atlantic Cable.

Arrival Of LOngftll0W at London
COagFatula OPy Add ress Presented
10 Hinj-ihe Tour of Prince NapO-
leon i.RcOgnltO = DiSFaeli Det r.
mines 90 Appeal TO the Electors
Parliament 10 Meet iu December.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 14.-Timo-
thy Heenan, who was shot a few days
ago, died to-day. He was a brother
Of John G. Heenan.
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MISCELL ANEOUS.
Election Returns In South CrFOIina-
Death OF Henson at Philadelphia,
&c. M

CHARLESTON, S. C., June 1.-THE
election returns are now complete
from 81 districts. South Carolina in
dicates that the Radicals have carried
Is and the Democrats 16 districts.
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ENaLANp.

8 =
LONDON, June 14.-It is now gen
orally understood that the ministry
win make an appeal to the country on
questions at issue between th and
the House of Commons. The follow
ing is the programme which the Gov
ernment has decided upon: Par
lament IS to be dissolved in Octo-
Der; writs will then be issued for the
elections. which will take place dur
ing the month of November, aud on
the ninth of December a meeting Of
the new Parliament will take place
It is announced that Governor
Eyre, of Jamaica, viii contest the
seat of John Stuart Mill, member of
Parliament from Westminster, Lon
don. in the coming election
LONDON, June 14-The Sultan and
his new Cabinet are maturing plan
to permit persons of foreign biri n
residing in Turkey, to legally hold
property, which right is to be guar
anteed BY treaties with foreign pow
arS t- .#t st.at Ht'-=t
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ENGLAND

q AoNBoH, June E13-Evening-The
American poet, Henry W. Lopgtel-
low, arrived in England, by the
steamship Rsssia, saturday last, aud
has baeo the recipient 81 marked at
ten5ions. A e0ngratulatory address
on the part of the Mechanic Insti-
tute of Carlisle, was formally present
ed to LoDgfellow TO day
LONDON, June 13-It is believed
that Disraeli has deter mined to ap-
peal to the electors, and that 2 new
Parliament will meet in DecemD Der.
LoNpoN, June 13 The succession
to the sovereignty Of Servia, winch
e ogages diplomatic union with Mon
teeefo under Nicho a, has been pro
-roseA- 81 a-U1- 9E
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~suTPPERs ANB RETAIL DE AZ
~ FfF5 N LAKE FISH, FRUITS AND
TstCTs.rABLES IN SEASON. - We, the
und fsigned, Quiz respect n.iy San0i nee
TalSeta the store No. 10 Main street, Oet-
sec nd and Third. where we viii Keep
Constantly on hand Fruits and Vegel a oless
.Fresh and salt Water Fish, Game and Oys-
ters in season Orders are respectfully so-
licited. JAS u. FJP1NSON q ".
t1nu dSt
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a Physician IN Memphis
Found Dead. "
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CONGRESSIONAL Proceedings.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, June 14-The statement
has been made, and is now authori-
tatiyely confirmed, that Bismarck will
retire from office for the period of
three months. solely for the restora-
ton of his health, which has been
greatly impaired.
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& Suspended Internal Rev
enue Collector Restored
20 His Off %.
D ph4 s Home Destroye !
By ElIe.
Election II. south Carolina.

BasToN, June 1.-THE extensive
pail factory of Henry Woodhouse,
Sons & Co. in Wellsly,. Mass, was
burned t,sis mOrning, causing a heavy
loss. Insurance S75, 900. sa31s8
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PORTUGAL.

LISBON, June IA. - The United
States steamer Shamrock, which re-
turned to this port in consequence Of
having sprung a-leak at sea, has com
pleted her repairs and sailed for New
York. M
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DR.. J. n. POLAsB's
E1rImor Doctor,
4 Positive Remedy for all kinds
Of KumOrs,

sctofdia. scurvy, salt Rheum, CarbuncIea
and Boils, Ulcers, and all Obstinate
y :, Affections Of the Skin. Inffam rla5ory
'e' or Chronic IShenni atfsIn, Piles. Chronic
DiarThoea, Mercufial Diseases, and every
Taint of the system; Dyspepsia, and
those Affections originating In the De-
rangement of the Dieestive Organs,
viz. Bilious Complaints. Neuralgia, and
Servous Affections, Headache, Ian
gour, and Depression OF spirits, Loss OF
Appetite, Cons;ipatiop.I
ruHIS EXEEELENE MEDICINAL
II Compound was first prepared by DR..
j. W. POLA ND, in 1877, and was then em-
ployed with great success IN gxpelltng hus
friend who was quite celebrated as ply
sician, especially In the treatment of hu-
mors. suggested some lmpQrtant lmproHe-
ments, which were ado 9ted, and which
has made IL $50 the people say the very
oest remedy for al kinds of humors
known to "the faculty"
Tnis preparation is composed entirely OF
vegetables, among W ich are SaISapar1llal
Yellow DOCK, Noble Pine, Mandrake, and
When the originator lived in New
Ham pshire, at GOdstown Centre, for the
space of thirty or forty miles around and
in Manchester particularly, the Humor DOC
tor was well known and highly valued for
the numerous and wonderful cures Wnlcn
It effected. Though manufactured in large
quantities. the supply was frequently ex-
hausted, and purch asers had TO walt Tor
more TO be made. In that region, some
very. severe cases of Erysipelas were treat
ed with-and they We're curedI Erysi pc las
sores, or carbuncles-thOse ugly, painful
ulcers-Were entirely removed wherever
this medicine was faithfully used. So n
was with Scrofula and salt Rheum. me
Humor Doctor. cured them.
IL is free from any dangerous drugs, is
pleasant to the taste, safe yet sure and
effective in its action.
Prepared at the
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Another Ergagement--Par-
aguaYans Successful.
esrF~ MI gaHsf+ ...-.

Toao News by Atlantic Cable.
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BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, June IA grand stat
banquet was given to Admiral Farra
gut and the officers Of his staff, las
week, by the United States Minister
Mr.. Sanford.
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FRANCE.

,BELMoNT, June 13.-The nephew
OF Prince Michael was duly proclaim
ed. Prince of Servia to day.
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VIENNA, June 13,-The tour of
Prince Napoleon here was strictly IN
1ognI,o, aud he has had q secret inter
view with the Emperor francis 10
seph or Baron Beust.
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Rs~ CbRssezcGaI and Rsver Dispatches see
FSfth Page.
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.s,s. - Important News from Par
7is2.Io 5'.,. ..., = prs 7sa.zs aguay.
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A Man Shot Through the
Head and Killed.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches
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MMistry of England and
@ House of Commons.
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Ole GSasette.
s Baggage snlashers.


The Aericaliarlst, whose editor
has recently returned from a jaunt
through Europe, calls the atten
lion OF railroad managers to this
class of their employees. The
style in which baggage is general
ly handled is pronounced down.
right robbery, those who handle
il taking "a special delight in see
ing how hard they can pitch d
trunk about"-the eorner of one i
pitched with force into the side o
another er"-and q trunk used up il
. hundred days travelling The
editor also says that ''ailer a siS
months tour in Europe, including
welye THOUSAND miles by railroad
with baggage taken OF and Cur
ried to sixty different hotels, aH.i
returned to the cars. his trnnk
,amc back in condition suitable
for smother trip Of equal length
sDu but few railroads WAS any
ahargc made iJr carrying the bag
eage. A travelling companion.
vho also brought his trnnk in
4aerfect condition to New York,
lad it iammcd, broken, and lis con.
tents Injured badly, in gaing barely
ne hundred and fifty mjIes from
he city. VIII not our raiiroaA
managers do a great favor to The
9ublic by looking into this matter
giving a word OF caulioo to the
careless or mischicvous, and dis.
Missing the incorrigible baggage
maSkerS?"
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Fishas Food.

There Is much nourishmcnt il
,h--littlclcgs than butcher s meat
eight Tor weight and in eject il
nay no more nourishing, consider
z hos, from its soft fibre, fish is
2oso caslly ligcstcl, Moreover
zero is 10 iish a substance which
ZOOS not exist in the flesh VI Iaod
1aimals, namely, iodine-n cub
,aneo whica may have u bcncd.
ciahefect on The health, aud tend
q prevent the production OF scrol.
lous and tuberculsr disease, the
sitter in tho form OF pulmonary
assumption, one Of the most cru
al and iahl With which tho civiliz.
!. the highly educated and rein,
\, are afflicted. Comparative tri
i prove that in tho majority OF
.ish the proportion OF solid matter
that is, the matter which remains
gter perfect dosiccation, or the ex,
i,ulsion of the aqueous parts lit,
70 inferior to the several kinds Of
autchcr's meet, game, or poultry
md If we give attention to classes
e people classed as to the quality
"fiood they principally subsist on
gefnd that the ichthyophagous
LASS arc especially strong and
ealthy. In no class than that OF
sshcrs do we rec larger families.
handsomer women, moro robust,
fctlve men, Or greater exemption
rom maladies.
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VEGETACBE Sour --Scrapo and
cut into thin slices four carrots
peel and slice threo turnips, cuu
mp two or three heads of celery
according 10 sizo, or tho hearts o
two lettucGs. Peel and slice six
large onions, or spanish onions o.
corresponding weight, also six
good sound potatoes Fry these in
halfa pound Of butter, or clear bee,
dripping; then ponr on tour quart.
of bbi,ing water, and lot all boi
slowly, or rather simmer, for three
hours and Il half, or even fouI
hours. Season 10 your taste
Some persons like handful O.
sweet herbs put in, In summer
Instead ofcarrOts, turnips, or cele
ry you may use some cucumbers
more lettnces, yonng onions, green
peas, and mint, etc.