The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-06
T-ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Gold closed in New York. yesterday. at
Bs%gl89A.
The Vanderbilt Underground Railroad
Bill for New York failed to pass the State
Senate
Mayor Hoffman, of New York, has gone
to attend the Inauguration Of Governor
English, of Connecticut, with an escort.
A Philadelphia fool starts on another
Sergeant Bates tour. from Trenton, N. j.,
to st. Louis, on the 18th.
All the prisoners u one escaped from
the FranKlin Comfy (vt.) jail, n Fri
day night.
A call has been issued for a meeting Of
the National Manufacturers Association,
at cleveland. on the 9th inst.
n Loui-viIIe police embroglio seems to
be in a way for hnsl settlement. An
agreed case is made up for the proper
Courts to settle the questions in dispute.
Louis Schwing, OF Buffalo, was killed by
being run over, IN Louisville, by a street
car.
s. NJ. CulIam has been nominated by the
Republicans OF the Eighth Illinois Dis
trtct for Congress.
Dispatches to the st. Louis Republican
reports the Indians as still very unruly on
the plains. Several white men have been
killed.
Our dispatches contain further items
concerning the ministerial crisis in Eng
land. DisraeIis resignation had not been
accepted by the Queen. A new election
Will probably be ordered In August.
The New York Herald publishes a sensa-
ton story about Senator FesSenden hav-
ing expressed himself relative to the i'm
parchment, which is very improbable.
The Fenians held a mass meeting in
Worcester, Mass, yesterday. several regi-
ments OF men were rendered and $1,000
subscribed.
There was a large Republican Conven-
ton held in Concord, n. H, yesterday, for
the purpose OF selecting delegates to the
Chicago Convention.
Our dispatches contain an account Of the
trial of seven young Southern blood in
Alabama, and their sentence to the Dry
Tortugas.
At the General Conference Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, yesterday, Bishop
simpson read the Episcopal Address. 1t
was listened to with the deepest attention
and interest.
MISS AL = AhAEF ItGCnl4y CAGCbC0 1ACSA~
dent of the Womans' Club in New J oTk
presided for the first time at a meeting OF
the same on Monday.
The Young Mems Christian Association
of New York has refused a gift o. 5000,
included in a tax levy on the city by the
State Legislature, because 1t was contrary
to a voluntary Christian system.
On Sunday last three boys, sons of Henry
Page, aged ten. twelve, and sixteen years,
living near Delaware, Indiana, got into an
alteration while in a field, when the old
est brother assaulted the two younger with
an axe, killing one outright, and leaving
the other for dead. On the approach OF
the father the murderer ran to the barn,
where he was soon afterwards discovered
dead, having hung himself.
A London dispatch says: Her Majesty
refused IT. accept Disraeli's resignation.
which fact he communicated to his col
leagues. The dissenting members then
agreed 10 remain. and Disraeli's Cabin ct
still continues. Parliament will be dis
solved in Autumn, and a general election
viii be held, when the new Reform Bill
will come into operation.
A London dispatch, dated May 4th, says
Disraeli, at a meeting of the Cabinet in
the morning, reviewed the situation, and
advised a retention of office; but after a
general expression, no pnbIic opinion
could be had upon the Irish Church ques-
ton. Some Of the leading members dis
sented, and during the ensuing discussion
Stanley, MaImesbury and Hardy declined
to serve longer in the Cabinet under Dis
raeli. Disraeli then Immediately sought
an audience with the Queen, placing his
resign ton in her hands.