The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

NEW YORK, Nov THE San fig
ures SEYMOUR majority at IL 1852 and
Hofman's at p, ,623.
The Times figures Seymour's m a
.jority at 6 902.
The World figures Seymour 1855
majority and Hoffman 81 152 majority
The Tribugs makes Seymour z AL
and Hoffman % $50 majority.
The World figures Seymour's ma
iority in New Jersey at 1888 and
Randolph, for Governor, 4,208.
The Fourth Congressional District
of New Jersey is still in doubt Re
publican authority elects Rafferty, by
one vote.
A Havana letter of the 1st says the
insurgents have Il provisional govern
ment and hope soon to be recognized
by the United States-=The principal
leaders are Aquillera, Cespedes aud
Arteagars, who are very wealthy.
Some Americans are in the ranks.
Aquillera a I'd Cespedes have liberated
their slaves, who joined the army of
the insurgents. 1t is believed that
Puerto, Principe Villa, Clara. Pinas,
Delrio and other important places in
the Central and Western Departments,
/
Eastern insurgents.
NEW YORK, November IA tele-
gram from Washington, to the effect
that the Secretary of the Treasury
| had decided that he has the right to
issue $44,000,00O of legal tenders,
making a maximum circulation of
800, 100000. had a magic irfuence
on Wall Street this morning, and
gloom and depression gave way to
cheerfulness and buoyancy. There
was a sharp rebound in values from
the extreme low prices of yesterday,
and a great rush to buy. Upon in
quiry at the Sub Treasury, we learnt
that Mr.. McCulloch had written a
letter to Mr.. Van Dyck, in which he
regrets the money pressure, but~has
/ no desire to interfere between the
spectators in Wall Street, but in the
event of the panic extending outside,
or the national credit suffering there
from, he would feel constrained to re-
lieve matters by re- issuing some of
the greenbacks withdrawn from
circulation but not cancelled.
Mr.. Van Dyck says if the speeu-
lators expect him to run up a large
balance here to. relieve them, they
will be disappointed; but if there Is
| any rue on the Treasury with 3 per
cent. certificates, or material COM
pound rates, then greenbacks would
likely be re-issued to a certain ex-
tent. The Secretary further says, In
more gold or bonds at present. Also
the announcement of these facts tend
to restore confidence. This puts a
1 &, II
that tgreenbacks are only to be re-issued
| in certain emergencies. When this
became known it put a damper on the
speculation for a rise, and there was q
, general decline from the highes
point.
NEW YORK, Nov. THE Consnler.
ciaL advertiser says: The talk about
ousting Mr. Hoffman from the guber
, material chair is absurd. We trus
the committee appointed to inquire
fiuto the matter of illegal voting viii
give their time to that particular
branch of the subject, and ignore the
! question of contesting.
D The examination of w. A. Tread
Z well. arrested at Newark Wednesday
8 for selling forged naturalization pa
Q pers in Hudson County, commenced
. before Commissioner j Jenkins, In Jer
9 sey City, this morning. Several wit
3 nesses were examined, among then
Q George Dusenberg, Clerk OF the Cour
y of Common Pleas; g. X. Cornwell
. lately appointed United States Mar
2 shall for New Jersey, and Charles ID
o Winfield, State Senator from Hudson
9 County. The testimony of the latter
. to whom Treadwell had given one o
= the certificates, showed that the ac
% cused had sold many hundred certif
Q Gates to candidates In Hudson ant
EsSax oounfioC