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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-02
QUE Clty CredIt Then and Sow.

During the Democratic administra-
tionasf City affairs there were times
when the credit of the City was so low
that Orders were absolutely without
any market value. A gentleman told
US yesterday that he sold thousands
of dollars Of City Orders at that time
at from go to 65 cents, and that fre-
quently he could find no one willing
to invest in them at any price. The
average price of City Orders during
Mayor BAKERS administration has
been about % TO 9j cents, the bulk Of
the Orders selling in tax paying time
at almost their par value. Do our
people want a return TO the old Demo-
cratic days?
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-02

WE insist that the Democracy shall
keep WALKER on the stump every
night until the day of the City cleo
ton. With PETER MAIER as dis
man Friday" and WILLARD CARPEN-
TER as next in command we predict
thac this campaign viii not be with
out its results. WALKER is such an
admirable success as a speakist,
that he. has placed those brilliant
lights of the party, SPRoULE, VIII
LARD and WHITTLEsEY, entirely in
the shade. Before the rising sun
they pale their Intellectual fires.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-02

Walker'sfli WHY, Bless Won. what
has his record to ID witaAthis game
for Mayor
3 Well, that dodge may win. If it
does il certainly proves that In this
sort OF political game II makes no DIFF
.erencs that % q mtn|hasa handGll Of
cards but 40 truups." J. b ..
First Ward Republicans, Attention.
Messrs. Editors:
tits Important that The Republi-
cans of the First Ward be put upon
their guard against the electioueering
tricks Of the Democratic candidate
for Councilman. Mr.. Blemker, with
the modesty which characterizes the
Democracy, is busily engaged in i'm
portuning Republicans TO vote for
him, upon the ground that he is no
partisan, aud that he has always been
accustomed to scratch his ticket. Let
il be remembered that he is the regu-
lar nominee Of his party that during
the entire war he was an ardent Cop
perhead, aud never had a good word
to say for the Government; that since
he has been a member Of the City
Council he has always voted with
Muhlhausen, Reitz, aud Kraft on all
party questions, and against the ad-
ministration of Mayor Baker; and
that he will do so again if ele tied
The Republicans Of the First Ward
are In the majority, and they will not
be true to their OwB interests nor 10
the success Of Mayor Baker, if they
cast a single vote for Blemker, who is
at heart an uncOmpromising Demo-
crat, and will do anything for party
purposes. We cannot afford to risk
the control of the City government by
the election Of such a man.
FIRST WARD REPUBLICAN,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-02
EVANSVTLLE
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-18

G urts. shall hold thsir o6ices during the term
Of 12 years, and shall, At stated times, receive
Tor their services q compensation which shalt
not be diminished during their contin nance in
once, and It shall be the duty Of the President
Of the UniRd States within II moutAs after the
ratification OF this amendment by three fourths
ton Of the United States, to divide the whole
number 81 Judges a. near az may be practica.
Bile into three classes. The seats of the Judges
OF the nrst class shall be vacated at the expi-
ration OF the fourth year nom such e,assifica-
tton; OF the second class, At the expiration OF
the eighth year; and Of the third class, at Che
expiration Of the twelfth year; 50 that one-
afterr
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, ny canIr

IRON EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABLE.
LONDON. July fs-Forenoon.-Consols for
money NtaN4. On aecount, a4k. u. =.
boads' ass LINES, go Illinois Central.
LIvlEPooL, JuIYIs~-Ootton heavy. Sales.
5000 bales. Uplands, il,0OO bales Orleans
TX. Others same
SOUTHAMPTON, July ls.-rhe Cambria
from New York on July 2, arri we'd n $50 yes.
terday. =
LIVERPOOL, July is-Aftsrnoon. - Cotton
heavy, with sales Of 5000 bales. Shipments of
last report, 1900 bales.
LONDON, July is-Anernoon.-Consois 9in
for money, and 81 y for account
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-18
lBy Bankers' and Broker,' Te,eerapnl

Lewis johnson Il 90. quote stocks ana ooads
IN home and fcreign markets. n follows:
NEW YoRK, July 1s.-First Board-U. :. sc,
lsl- coupon ilsk; o.2U's, tsoa, coupons, IlsI !;
ie6a, coupon, lllh; ls0L coupons, ll2s; i-oS
coupon. new, lU9A; 6.sois, lc67, coupon, IOs |;
la.&os, coupons, he 4; 1905, second. OOa; 73U's,
slppi OertincassA 30 4; Mariposa. none; Atianuo
Mnl, 5i Canton, IS; Oumb1'd. 3sK; westsrn
y: Telegraph, 2k; Qaicksiiver, u; Boston
Water Power, l64: NY. Central. l53h; Ere,
6s2s; do preferred. none; Hudson. I3e; Rsafing,
s6i Michigan Central, 1l6k; Michigan South
ern, "; Illinois Central ifsa; Cleveland and
Pittsbare. sSh; Northwestern, ss4; do. prefd,
lO'h; Fert Wayne, ieo 4; Alton 4 Terra Haute,
none: Toledo Wabash, 50k; Adams Ex.. SIX
WeliA Fargo a DO. Express.s&k; American Bx-
press, <4A; United states Express. ASK; Mer-
chants Union. a3A; Chicago 4 Alton, none; do.
prfo, none. Market strong.
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END OF THE STRIkE AT THE PVlIa.
DELPHIA GAS WORKS

fHILADkLPHIA, July H-The gas strikers
have succeeded in accomplishing their object.
the trustees OF the gas works having complied
with their demand for an increase OF nav and
the WORK has res umed. Enough gas will b. on
hand by evening TO light the city il proper
economy 10 osserve0, and by tomorrow All
VIII be right again. The citizens are rejoicing
at having escaped q repetition of such dark.
ness as was experienced last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-18

The COMMITTEE ON ELECTIONS reported
back to-day the Switzler and Anderson case,
with resolution allowing contestants TO take
testimony on the subject of loyalty in the
usual manner during recess.
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NOMINATION..
Especial Dispatch to the Star. I

ISptcIaI Dlspdtch 70 the Star
Arr1CA, IND, July ls.-The Democracy of
the Seventh Congressional District have held
their Convention at Covington, and General
NJ. ID. Manson was nominated over Judgs
Daily, OF Delphi. Daily carried only lis own
(CaTroiD county, The Pendleton men are sun
mad. The attendance was small
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-18
Baltimore Markets, To-day.

BALTIMORE, July Is Virgins SIS, old, in.
scribed, f6k bid; s1x asked. North Carolina
Flour dull and nominally unchanged. Wnexr
heavy; prime red 220; choice 225ax55; ordinary
10 fair 2Ooa2lO. Corn nrm. white 11sa1l6: VEL
Provisions unchanged. a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-18

ALEXANDRIA AND vIcrNIrY.-The Journal
OF this morning has the following Ite ms:
fre The alarm OF fire given about o'clock
Friday morning, and which caused a general
turn out OF the department, was caused by the
burning OF four framed d yelling houses on the
extreme end OF Columbus street, In the Fourth
nicated accidenily. One of the tenements was
occupied by Alfred Gray, and we understand
three of them belonged to him. Some of the
furniture in the houses was saved, owing to
the active exeruons OF the neighbors. The fire.
men worked with their wonted assid uty nut
water Is very scarce IN that vicinity. Nom.
surance. The alarm was given ar late honr
Broken Loci Gdtes:-The gates of that outlet
lock OF me Alexandra canal over which the
bridge OF the railroad passes, have gi ven away
ana boats are unable to pass through them INTO
the river.
7enperdRce,-On Wednesday evening an anti,
whisky ring was formed al Falls church in the
shape Of q " Legion Of Temperance
The Gazette OF last night has the following:
=, Broke ye,L last night two prisoners
Hugh Strfder, boy, sentenced to confinement
Tor thirty days FOR breaking into the store OF
Hough q Ramsey, and q colored man named
henry Taylor, sentenced TO sixty days conflue.
lail and made their escape. After being free
however, but q short time, Strider returned
and gave himself mp. The colorsd man is still
At large.
The Long Brdse.-The draw IN the Long
Bridge still remains out of re pair, an hindsrs
the free navigation ofthe Potomac. The steam.
er Wawaset yesterday started TO Georgetown
for an excurrion party OF Sunday School chil-
dren, bur could not pass the obs,rucrion. sad
was forcen to return TO her wharf at Washing
ton without them. -
Locomotive Ezplosiom--The boiler of the loco
mouVe engine running the trains on the War
renton Branch Railroad, exploded on Friday
last. near Smiths Crossing, when returning
TO Warrenton from the Junction No damage
was none to the tram or to any one upon II.
The damaged locomotive was sent to this city
for repairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-18

fEEsoNAL-<ssn. Hancock is at Cape May
poEderIng over the ingrautude OF Democracies.
go Gov. j. L. Chamberlain. OF Maine, is at the
National. Mrs. q. q. Clay, Jr., and Gre n.
Wade Hampton, 5. c., are al the Metropolitan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-18
fs-day's New Ysrk MARKETS.

NEW YsRK, July is-Cotton Quiet xr,s.
ding CplAnos. 3lka32 cents Freiehts arm.
Flour dull and 5aio cents lower. Wneu lxs
winter. Corn dull. aud aoout \ sent I,x.-
Pork Gull; roess, s2s.2. Lard dull AZ 4 .a--<
cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-18

Mr.. ScHEscK gave notice this afternoon
that he wished to get through with the funding
bill by six o'clock, so as TO get at the business
on the Speakers table at the evening session
The House then proceeded 10 the consideration
of the funding bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-18

Mr.. MooRHEAD gave notice to-day that he
should not attempt again to call up the tariff
bill iOT action al this session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-18

TEE LEAVE OF ABSENCE tely granted
Brevet Major General August v. Kautz, LIZ
Colonel Thirty fourth Infanty, has been ex-
tended SIX months, and he has been allowed to
60 abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-18

CONTRACT AwARDEp.-At the recent ope n.
ing of bids for the delivery Of fuel to the Senap
of the United States It was found that NIT. T.
Fowler, of the Washington and Georgetown
Ice Company, had made the, lowest proposals,
and the contracts were, therefore, awarded him
by SeIgeant-at-Arms George T. Brown. He
agrees 10 furnish sou tons of the best white ash
furnace coal for S5-59h per ton; $50 cords Of
best bakers pine wood At s5.2i, and so cords of
good merchantable oak wood for &c. 80 per cord
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-18

DEATH OF MAN WHO RRgUsEp TO HAVE
HIS LEG Cur OYF.-On the 23d of June last
John Sheridan was run over by enc of the
horse-cars. One of his legs was badly crushed,
and the other considerably gashed. The phys.
ieians at the hospital. whittier he was at once
removed, advised amputation OF the broken
limb; but Sheridan stoutly refused TO consent
to IL, saying he "would rather die first" All
that surgical art could suggest was done for
him, but he continued to grow weaker until
last week, when he consented to allow the leg
10 be cut of. But it was then too late; he was
too low TO endure the operation, and continued
to sink until death relieved him Of his suffer.
ings. He leaves wife and i've children
Hartford Times.
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SWORN IN.-Nichael Tidal, J. H. Sypher, ].
p. New'ham, James Mann, Jasper Blackman,
of Louisiana, and James II. Goss and b T.
Whittemore, of South Carolina, were sworn in
and took their seats in the House to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-18

- The Batssville (Ark.) Times reports the
caterPillars so numerous in that region that An
Industrious man with q shovel couid all q
wagon with them in ten minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-18

MRs. Ma EY CLEANKR AMEs, NJ G.. A, Wash.
Ineton correspondent OF the Iadspendent, is en-
gagged upon a novel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-18

NEW YORK. July ls.-osd bonds, "a =; new.
OK. Virginia, a65; new, So. Gold, K3S,' r.
change, ils. Money, sa5 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-18
APrAlRs IN PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, MD
The Following items are from the Prince Geor-

gan:
More Prisoners.-Three negroes were COM
mitted to jail here this week for stealing sheen
from Col. Bowling, Of Aquasco. Although the
Sheriff took a large batch to the penitentiary
In May, the example does not seem to deter
others from crime. Already there are about
sixteen prisoners in Jail, three of them whites
ior crimes ranging from petty larceny to mur.
der, and several others are now out on bail.
The propriety Of giving magistrates lurisdic-
non IN the cases OF petty larceny and other
minor crimes is daily gaining ground with on r
people, and the next Legislature will doubt
less make some reform in the existing law. At
present the conviction for larceny Of q chicken
costs the county nearly two hundred dollars,
Sale ef Vaioee Property.-Henry Brooke, ESQ d,
as agent for the owners, sold at public auction
on Saturday last, the house and lot situated
near the Catholic Church, the former residen nee
Of Is. H. MuIlikin, deceased. II was purchased
oy Mrs Z. Z. Cranaell; price paid, 81, ,I75 cash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-18

TIE BRICKLAYHRs' Strike IN NEW YORK
Inc boss" masons met pursuant TO adjourn.
hent IN New York yesterday. Mr.. Ross made
speech, declaring that all the large property
owners sympathized with the bosses, and
would permit their buildings to stand until the
VEN hour system was restored. He denied that
:he eight-hour movement was gaining; on the
contrary, there were two eight-hour men
worked out for every eight-hour man worked
In. Several speakers denounced the appren-
nce and other regulations enforced by the
onions, and expressed the determination 20 re.
sist 70 the end, and to employ non. society men
IN preference TO union men. F.a
The Joint committee of bricklayers on strike,
bave received sever al applications from own
ers to go on with work now stopped, and 10
Commences new work. They have already
made Elk contIacts TO build five tenement
houses, upon which they will commence on
Nenday; six nrst-class private houses and two
extensive alterauons. They have received aid
from local unions sufficient to enable them TO
Continue the strike for three months longer,
and can draw upon the National Bricklayers'
Union and the State Workmen's Assembly for
al least Si5o, COO additional. There very few
men applying to the committee for aid. II was
announced that number Of bosses" had given
h ysoferday. Hk[F
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-18

A DAUGHTER of Hon. Samuel Galloway wa
married n Columbus, Ohio, on the 18th, to Mr..
Charles Osborne, q dry goods merchant OF that
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PUBLIC-No. 5St
An ACT relating to the supreme Court OF q

United Statse.
BE u endcted BY Ia Scsdte avid Hosss Of Rer-,-
sntGftres q the United States Of Am,TIoa fa CON-
gress dssembted, That N case OF a vacancy in
the office OF Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court
OF the United States. or Of his inability 20 dis
charge the powers and duties of the said Of
nee, the same shall deyolye upon the associate
Jusuce OF said court whose commission is
senior an Time, until such inability shall be re-
moved or another appointment u N be duly
made and the person 30 appoin n ted shall be duIy
quaiihed, and this act shall apply 10 every
person succeeding TO the Office OF Chief . us,,ce
pursuant TO its provisions.
Approved, June IS. 1885
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-18

EUROPEAN NBws.-The London Standard
regrets the pu biicatiou Of dispatches betweeu
the British and American 0overnmenrs on tn.
naturalization question, and thin KS an alters.
ton in the English laws should not be made
without much time and most careful delibera.
ton are given to the question of the rights .,
naturalized citizens. In the English House OF
Lords last night Mr.. Mill asked some questions
OF the Government in relation to Fenian con.
yles. - Mayo replied that in the case of
Warren - Costello there were no reasons
why the Government should depart from the
usual course Of law, and that the time had NOT
yet come Tor revision Of the case Of those
terms Of their sentences Archbishop Cullen
is ILL., The Duke Montpensier has arrived AZ
Cintra, Portugal. 1t Il now reported his exile
was caused by q refusal TO obey any orders "a
less received directly fIom the q ueen, and the
generals were exfled In consequence or alleged
sympathy with the Duke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-18

falo Com mmercidL Advertiser says two men, w hose
names were unknown, but who were In the
employ OF farmer named Packard. living
near Niagara Falls. procured a small boat on
Sunday evening and went over to Buckhorn
Island. They remained on the island until
about ten O'Clock, at which time they started 10
return, both being somewhat intoxicated.
Nothing more was seen or heari of them until
Tuesday afternoon. when fragments OF the boat
were found below the cataract. 1t is supposed
mat they both being In q condition which un.
lifted them for rowing, the boat drifted into the
rapids, and thence over the Falls. The bodies
had not been recovered when our informant
left
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THE DROUGHT Cax,D,

OTTAwA, CANADA, July ls.-The effects of
the drought are most disastrous 70 the crops IN
the surrounding country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-18

CoSFIRNATIOSs AND REJECTIoNs.-Ths
SsEate yesterday confirmed the nom nation of
Felix NJ ID. Wernegizely, Of New Jersey,
Counsel AZ TobascO: T.. =. Sprigman, of Penn.
sylyania, Counsel at Tumbez- Peru. Reuben =
Torsey, Collector Internal Revenue, Second
District OF New York; Thomas T.. Webb. Naval
Constructor; Henry Eoer and L. p. McCrea
Commanders in the navy.
The following were rejected: Francis Price,
New Jersey, Consul General at Havana:
Robert Il. Kerr, for Marshal OF the Western
DisIlct OF Pennsylvania, and Thomas b.
PTIce, as Collector OF Internal Revenue for
the Third District OF Maryland.
BURIAL or DECEASED OFFICERS AND Sol.
DIERs--An order has Just been issued from the
headquarters of the army, by direction Of the
Secretary OF War, notify ing commanding Of
heers OF posts located ON public lands to have
sultaole portion OF such land set apart and
properly m maiDtained for the burial Of deceased
SmSers and soldiers and their families and
HOSernment employees, the cemetery 20 be en-
SiOsto with neat fence. and a head board 10
DC fiSceu AZ each grave. ana list Of those
blurred II the cemetery 10 De forwarded =, rne
OuarteTnaster General.
THE BILL REGUIATIsG CORPORATIONS was
passtd IN the Senate .o-day. II allows the
transfer INTO United States courts of any suits
brought against corporations created br ,he
lawslof the UnIteo States. This preyent. pa.
cihc railroads And others. in ncOrporated by Clon.
gress. from being filtered by iniunctIons sma
mating from S,ale courts.
ORprRBD TO STAFF UrrY.-Rv direc,ian of
the Secretary OF War, First Lieutenant {; eorge
= L. Ward, 3ist United States Ir,autrv ha.
ben ordered 20 report 10 Major 0eus-sl Han.
cock. commanding MILITARY DivisIoo of the
Atlantic. for assignment 20 duty on he s.sf Of
General HANCOCK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-18

NenrNATIoNs.-The President sent to the
Senate 10. day the following nom nations Post.
masters-Thos. ]. Henley, at San Francisco;
Cbas. Sitgr avee, Phihpsburg, N. J.; Asa
Jones. FlenIngtoa, n. j.; Jacob p. Sickle,
Rockaway, n. J.; A. J. Scarborough, Lau,-
bertviIle, N. J.; Q lssell q. Pettibone, Ogders.
burg, N Y; John X. Patterson, Dunkirt, ".
y; John Crawford, Oneida, N. Y; Carlos
Morgan, Glene Falle, ".
Henry p. Hay, Of Tennessee, Secretary Of
Legation At Florence, and number of naval
promotion and army brevets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-18

THE STRIKE AT THE PHILADELPHIA GAS
NoRKs-Ihe Cay ~ DGTkness.-The supply OF
gas is exhausted in PhIladelphia, aud the
strike OF the gas men continues. The news
paper ofhces last night generally resorted 10
candles and Oil lamps. The Ingairer proprie-
tor temporarily fitted out ar automatic anna
ratns ON the hrst floor, and Lighted his building
by that reans. The few places of amusement
open AT present were forced 10 suspend per-
formances. The city presented a gloomy spec
tacle last night; all that part depending on the
city works being devoid of light, with the ex =
ceptlon Of few candles and lamps in the store
windows. The upper part OF the city. DEPEND :
ing on Spring Garden and Kensington, rs stun
lighted, but IL is not known how long this win
last, as the gas men are all working together.
Ihe Bulletin OF last evening saws:
No gas has been manu- fsctured 10 day. and n
Is win the greatest officially that the fires have
been kept up under the retorts In order 70 pr.-
serve them The workmen sull persist IN their
demand Tor an advance Of twenty ID We per cent
on their wages. Messrs. McNanes and Elliott.
members OF the Board Of Trustees, made q
verbal propos, uon-a sort of q compromise-to
committee Of the workmen, and there seenned
TO be disposition TO accept 1t and a reJuest
was made that il should be put in writing.
Ihis request was complied with, but at a meet
ing Of the workmen last evening the commu-
nicatlon was laid on the table.
The trustees argue that these msn now &C.
tnaliy get more wages Per week than some
premiership and are obliged to supply their
own tools. Two Increases were granted 10
these men during the war. Ii this advance is
given the price Of labor at the Point Breeze
works will be S2.sI, and at the Market Straet
works, S2.65. The increase. IL granted, will
cost about Sl35,0O0 per annum, and the trus.
ices declare that they cannot make the ad vance
without raising the price Of gas at ieas. Is cents
per loo feet.
Everything is quiet about the works 10 day
a Few OF he old vorkmen are hanging about.
but there is no disposition manifested to inter.
iere with any person. The Advertisement of
the Chief Engineer for lahorers has been un.
successful. About one hundred men ans wered
the CALL but upon learning there was q strike
among he workmen, refused 10 go TO work.
Ihe most OF them declared their willingness TO
work for the old wages, but they were afraid of
being waylaid by the strikers while going 70
their homes. In these combinatIons Of work.
ingmen, whiie he largest portion OF those who
strike may be peaceably disposed, a few bad
men Will cause much trouble. A man who had
remained al the Point Breeze works YESTERDAY,
TO keep up the fires under the retorts, was at
tacked after leaving the premises ana was
badly beaten about the head.