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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-13

NEW YORK. May 12-Grimes's
speech in the Senate, yesterday, is
printed here, making four columns.
The schooner yacht Sultana. be-
longing to the Royal Cowes Yacht
Club, arrived in the harbor yesterday
morning, from England, via Madeira
and the West Indies. "
At large meeting OF German cab
met makers held last night, it was
voted to demand an increase of 30
per cent. In wages
The steamer Cambria. from South
ampton, lst inst, has srriyed
The Tribune has a dispatch from
Washington, dated 2:15 this morning,
stating that Howard 5 physicians are
Of the opinion that he will be able to
take bis seat an the Senate to-day.
Frelinghuysen is sure 20 vote for con
viction on the first three articles. This
will carry Wiley also o-H assza
Ie0TNEW YuRH May 12.-Horace G.
fosM hitting has been arrested on charge
fm ct tTaudy IN paying for some goods, Id
check
Assistant Postmaster simohson has
been placed ia charge of the post Of
n fee at Brook n b. T TIE Po,tmas set
.0 reports, a d dsfeiE neg E0f 50 600 q thae
office. .EAAa tJA aH
The delegates from this city to the
National Convention OF Soldiers aad
Sailors. met last evening. aud elected
Gee W II. Lawrence Chairman
W Another fearful epidemic Is raeing
IN Mauritinis. Over 1900 deaths are
reported.
The small screw steamer Isle of
Erin was run dewn. recently, by the
Austiatiasian, near Holy Head Six
men were dTOWned ltLf4
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TOLEDO, OHIO.
Election of Police commissioners.

Toledo. Ohio, May 12.-The cleo
ton Of eight Police Commissioners
for this city, rendered necessary By a
recent act of the Ohio Legislature.
took place to-day, resulting in the
choice Of six Republicans and two
Democrats. The Republicans also
elected two School Commissioners
without Opnositiou.
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NEW YORK.

Large Meeting Of German Cabinet
Makers - Increase OF Wages De.
manded - HOWaFd's Health - He
VIII be tble TO Take His Seat In the
Senate TO-Day-Han Arrested on
Charge OF Fraud - The Brooklyn
POSt-0lce-MeetiRg OF the Dele
gates to the Soldiers and Sailors
National Convention.
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PENCILS

American Lead Pencil Company's un-
fivalled Pencils. We have a large stock
Of the above, comprising some ten differ
snt brands, ranging in price from soc. to 81
per dozen. These Pencils are unequaIed
for eheapness and durability by anything
In the market.
Faber's Pencils. All numbers.
Eagle Pencils. AL numbers.
Rehback's ONCE Pencil. A splendid ar
ticle.
Eagle and STAR Rdbber-Tipped Pencils.
Blue and Red Marking Pencils.
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T ELE CIR AP H.

Fo~ Commercial and River Dispatches see
FEf,h Page.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-13
WHOLESALE AND EErAIL.

At small advance on Eastern cost.
Their stock consists in part Of the follow
ing:
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Pencils


ever brought to this market, aud which
they propose to sell,
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WASHINGTON.

Number Of Arrivals or Vessels from
American Ports in LOndOn-OYeF
three Hundred Vessels Sold Since
the Close OF the War-The Case Of
John IL. Surratt-His Counsel Asks
for Bail.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-13

Boston, May I--Tae bill for the
abolition OF the State oonstabuiary
was passed to-day over the Govern
or's veto, in the House, By l45 TO 81.
LOUISVILLE. May 12.-The Bishops
of the NJ. E. Church, South, closed
their labors yesterday. Their next
meeting will be held iu ST. Louis.
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MISSISSIPPI.
The Democratic Convention.

JACKSON, Miss, May u. - The
Democratic Convention organized to-
day. There were $50 delegates pres
ent and several hundred strangers.
Entire harmony prevailed. The Com
mittee appointed to recommend a
system of action. report. through
their Chairman, Mr.. e. Barksdale.
that nominations for State officers be
made, with a view to defeat the Con-
stitution, without regard to the test
prescribed in the present Constitution
Of Mississippi.
The committee also recommended
a thorough system of organization IN
the Constitutional Convention to-day.
An ordinance was passed designat-
ing June 23d for the election and
for the ratification Of the Constitu-
ton.
An ordinance providing that the
candidates who may be elected and
cannot take the oath, shall give place
TO the candidate who received the
next highest number of votes and can
take the oath, was adopted.
OMAHA, May pa reduction Of
twenty-five per. cent. has been made
on the passenger and freight tariff
over the Union Pacific Road. The
reduction goes into effect tomorrow
COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 12.-There
is great indignation felt here, among
Republicans, at the action Of some Of
their Senators in the impeachment
case. TIE Democracy are jubilant.
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Next to t,y New Opera House
On Locust street.

Are now receiving nom manu- aacturerg
and importers tine largest and most re-.
eherche stock o. FRESCH, ESGLIs-I and
AMERICAN
Papers,
Pens,
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RUN F@ges
The Tmpg1ohmont Court
Adjournment Until Satur-
lfA day. r
The Vote to be Taken
Then.
Late News from Mexico.
Juarez in Quiet Possession
of the Presidency.
Meating Of the New York
State Fenian ConVen-
tion.
Address to the Irish Ma
tionality Adopted.
The Indian Commission
Sherman and Terry G.
to Fort Rice.
Soldiers and Sailors Con-
Vention.
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The ImpsAohment Court.
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IN VELOPFS

We have a large stock or White, Buzz
Orange, Canary, Melon, &C, from NO. to
No. 81, at prices ranging from 81 50 to s8 %
per 1000; and the Newest Agony in Wed
ding and Party Envelopes. Also, Legal
and Manila Envelopes Of all qualities.
We are prepared % print Envelopes II
the latest and most n05bg styles.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-29

fighting against the yrant at intervals he gave the orders
fire " and charge to an imaginary command
committee of the f. B. waited upon his wife and de-
sired know her wishes the manner of his burial
She told the committee that she wished have him buried
like soldier she knew that would be his DESIRE Col
one Ginger asked her Father Gleason should have any
objections the pail wearing green Jackets would she
consent have his remains taken into church by pail
bearers in citizen dress. She told the Colonel that if the
remains not allowed into church with military pail
bearers take them into church at all she justly
remarked, II know what his sentiments and shall
act accordingly" The committee then went to the
famous Father Gleason who is the VicarGenera of this
diocese The English Irish priest told them very plainly that
he would not allow the remains into church unless the pail
bearers uore citizen Dress The committee then waited upon
Italian priest of ST. Paricks church. He told them that
he had no objections himself but that he should first
Father Gleason to know if he would allow him to perform
the funeral ceremonies and requested them to call again.
The committee called second time, and he told them that
Father Gleason said he uod not under any circumstances aow
him perform the funeral ceremonies the remains IN the pres
green jackets His remains, accordingly were not
brought into any church, but buried with all the mill
tary honors to which his rank entitled him.
You that it is not necessary for us to go to Kerry
for loria, while have here to act his part 1t
that those priests who manifest such hostility
Fenianism damming souls by the course they pursue
than they saving If people would keep away from
the churches where these dnocers are stationed r to or
three months they would then be g admit the green into
their churches and bless it, too. This is the only way to
bring them terms" stop the suppe expected to see
some remarks upon this affair in that great defender Of Fenion-
is the "Fenan Volunteers but it remains silent the SUBJ
iect JAMES LoONEY.
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Do not be Imposed Upon.

The unbounded popularity sloans Condition Powders
Condition Powders" "Catte Powders etc., and offer
them for sae claiming them be just good Soans"
and put them up in larger packages to give the purchaser
the idea of getting value for the money paid They
go far initiate nearly they dare the form
and general appearance copying the printed directions on
the genuine Sloans Powders but the Powder itself they
cannot put up, it is carefully prepared from the original
recipe improved upon by the practical experience of twenty
four years. -
A poor medicine is than medicine. Sioan's
Powders are warranted contain double the medicinal
properties any other Powder and always to give sasac
tion. -
Soans Horse Ointment is Sure Cure for Scratches Calls
Bruises ETC., ETC. :,
No preparation heretofore known has been used with such
astonishing success in all of Cuts Wounds Bruises
Sloans Family Ointment should be kept in every family.
It has no equal for Old Sores Burns Scad Cuts Cuaneous
Erupons Bruises Sore Nipples, Sore Breasts, Piles Salt
Rheum, Chapped Hands, etc.
Bg@ For sale by Druggists and Merchants everywhere
WALKER & TAYLOR,
Sole Proprietors, Chicago, Ill.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-29

P Kmball Esq., Patrick Donnelly, Michael Dut Patrick
B. Kelly Colonel J. W. Kmbal, Captain E. I. Miles, T. S.
Wilson, T. K Ware Esq, Colonel Joseph Waterhouse Den
mis- Keef James DAILY, Esq, Charles I1mon and Patrick
Ieahy Secretaries Jno W. Sheehan and Wm Murnane The
announcement of received with decided de-
monstrations of APPRECIATION
Hon. Nathaniel Wood assuming the duties of the chair
made short pointed and energetic Speech stating the OBJ
ect for which the meeting had convened and called upon
Secretary Sheehan read the resolutions prepared for the
consideration of the meeting copy of which you will please
find ncosed After the reading of the resolutions George
E. Towne ESQ., called upo and gave very character
istic and pleasing address, and was followed by A. Collins
Esq., and J. F. Fitzgerald, Esq, of Boston, All of these
gentlemen in discussing the resolutions and other vital
questions of the day. spirited logical eloquent and
effective and unclaimed the large and enthusiastic audience
in the hail. Notwithstanding it Saturday night) till
after ten o'clock.
The meeting spontaneous and decided expression of
feeling regard the rights of American citizens whether
born in Ireland Siberia and that their rights and liberties
must be maintained at the point of the bayonet.
C. F. GEARY
series of resolutions of the true spirit then passed
at the meeting and forwarded Washington Our space
will not permit to give them at length The last
shows the mettle of the meeting
Resoud That we extend the sympathy of the meeting to
the beeaved friends the Manchester martyrs and that the
memory of O ren Allen and Larkin will live in souls
with that of Emmett, Wolf Tone, Lord Edward Fitzgerald
and the many others who have suffered IN the struggle for
Irish nationality"
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Father Vaughan's Appeal.

We have received fifteen dollars from James Thompson,
Esq., North Clark street, Chicago in answer to Father
Vaughan appeal for the Dublin Tishdn, sought to be
crushed out by the English Government and for ISAAC
BUTTS in debtors Jail. We shall be happy to for
ward any money (and publish the same Father Vaughan;
but such as choose send it themselves direct do
Address Rev. Jeremiah Vaughan Barefeld county Clare,
Ireland. ---
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The Late Colonel Michael Bailey, of Buffalo.

BUFFALO, February 8, 1868.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic.
GENTLEMEN presume you aware before this of the
death Colonel Michael Bailey of the 9TH Regiment r. A.
which took place the 18th January at his residence in
this CITY, hope you will excuse if trespass on your
time and space giving account of pesona[acquain
with him.
No man loved Ireland more than did Michael Bailey He
always ready offer up his life for her. He born
in Queens county, Ireland and was in his 10th at his
death. His parents died when he boy. An uncle
living in London England took charge of him, and bestowed
on him liberal education When he was about fourteen
years DID, his uncle emigrated to ST. Johns b. taking
Michael with him. where after awhile he learned the trade
of shpcarpener After working four years at the bust
ness he left the province for the United States He worked
at Albany New York and other places in this State; but
spent the last twenty-five years of his life in Buffalo, with
the exception of and half years that he served faith
fully and we'll his adopted country in the of the
beion In the year 1S48 he raised company here called
the Irish Green's for the purpose of going to Ireland to
assist their brothers, if opportunity should present itself
need inform you how that affair termnaed-it is well
known. Again. in 1854, when the Russian was going
on organized another company here for the object
at considerable expense to himself which called the
Emmett Guards" After awhile he annexed this company
to the 74h Regiment n Y S. NJ that they might have the
use of arms and drroom at less expense 1t was then
that your humble correspondent joined his company and got
acquainted with him. At that time present mayor,
General W. F. Rogers occasionally drilled the company,
although knowing the intention of its members The mayor
is and always was friend the Irish people, and have
doubt that he would do all he could to assist Ireland IN
gaining her independence. do not think he would do as
Mayor Wells did in May 1866 who telegraphed to the
mayor Toronto that the Fenan coming the border
which caused him be defeated at the last election he
having been renomnaed for the office But to return
The Russian terminated rather suddenly
and again our hero disappointed The company is still
attached to the regiment 1t sent host of officers and
privates to aid in putting down the late rebellion Some
nine years when OMahony Stephens and poor Doheny
founded the Fenian Brotherhood Michael Bailey ready
and willing to assist in achieving the independence of his
native land went New York and had an interview with
OMahony Fenian affairs When he returned he spoke
me and few others about organizing Circle of the F. B.
here which did lie elected our rst center" and
held that position until the rebellion broke out He then
raised a company for the Tooth Regiment NJ Y S. w.
which cost him over 1900 fight the defense of the
Union and which had some hard fighting during its
time in the service The Captain taken prisoner Fair
Oaks while on picket duty and was for some time
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-29

The house passed bill appropriating $4,000 for the
of destitute Americans who imprisoned Fenians
abroad There only 20 negatives follows: Messrs
Ames, of Massachusetts, Beaman Michigan; Bromwell,
Illinois Bromwall Pennsylvania; Baldwin, Indiana;
Butler Massachusetts, Covode Pennsylvania Farnsworh
Illinois; Harding, Illinois Hawkins Tennessee Hubbard
Iowa; Highly California; Kelly, Pennsylvania; Lawrence
Muens Tennessee Myers, Pennsy lvania; Num- Ten
nessee; ONeil, Pennsy lvana Perham, Maine scofeld
Pennsylvania Trimble Tennessee; Washburne Wisconsin,
Washburne illinois; Washburne Indiana; Washburne,
Massachusetts, Williams Pennsylvania and Winston, New
York -----
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-29
THE HABEAs CORPUS IN IRELAND.

LONDON, February 18-Midnight.- House of Com
mons tonight in Committee of the Whole agreedto
the suspension of the habeas corpus in Ireland.
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EXAMINATION OF SUSPECTED FENIANs.

LONDON, February 1S-The examination of persons ar
rested suspicion of being connected with the Cerkenwe
explosion has terminated All the prisoners remanded
to confinement except Allen against whom evidence
elected and he has been discharged.
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Naru

,ha seoretarv 8 of = the Navy to
furnish the House list Of vessels and prop
srty captured and destroyed by the navy with
the disposal made Of each capture, the names
of the We ssels interested and the cause OF delay
of the payment of prize moneys to parties in
accordance with the existing laws. -.
SENATE, May 1st.-Evarts resumed
His Argument in behalf Of the President, at IL
m o'clock, and concluded about 8 hours after
wards He was followed BY Stanbery. q lso for
the President. The court adjourned before he
completed his argument although the reporter,
the whole speech.
HousE 40 sngry debate occurred upon res.
olutious offered by Brooks calling upon Butler
and other managers to explain tothe House how
the r names came TO be upon letter to the
President advising him IN regard to the Alta
Vela matter. The resolutions were tabled by a
vote of SO yeas to &c nays
SENATE, Nav 2.-Mr. Stanbery fin
isbed his argument 10 behalf of the President. at
3:IO n. m. when the court adjourned. The
Sanafe then took up the House amendments to
the naval appropriation bill, which it non con-
Cured in, and appointed a committee of confer
ence.
HousR The time was taken up by person.
al alterc alton between Donnelly, of Minnesota.
and Washbur1e, of Illinois, which was bitter on
both sides to the last degree.
SENATE, May 4tb.-Upon the open
| ing of the court Mr. Bingham commenced the
closing argument for the managers and spoke
until ten mi ptes to four p. m, when the court
adjouine
HousE The House after returning from at
| tending the irnpea cbment trial and adopted
resolution for committee OF investigation into
the charges made against Donnely in Wash
burne's letter to the st. Paul Press. Donnelly
withdrew the more offensive portions of his re-
marks OF Saturday in relation to Wasbbu'n and
the latter did the same in reference to DOnDelly
The House then adjourned in great good
humor.
SENATE, May 5.-Manager Bingham
continued his speech until four o'clock, when be
gave way for an adjou rnment, stating that IL
would take him about 40 hour to finish.
HousE.-The Speaker announced the select
committee to investigate Washburne's charges
agaiost DonneIly to be Messrs. Banks, Thomas
of Maryland. Poland Griswold, Blair of Michi
gan, Woo lward and Beck. Dawes, at the re-
quest of Butler, offered resolution at the
committee also inquire into the ALLEGATIONS Of
Brooks on Friday, relative to Butter. This
resolution, after some debate. was adopted.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-15

SINGULAR Escape. The Meadville
Republican reports the escape at the
Erie disaster of Mr.. ]. M. Osborn, g IN.
eral freight agent OF the Atlantic and
Great Western road. He and a Mr..
Porter, of Meadville were assigned
berths in the same section of one of the
sleeping ears. Mr.. Osborn. took the
upper berth. and some time after re-
tirng was annoyed by fhe smell OF
some medicine used by al invalid lady
in an adjoining section. and got upand
went to another sleeping car. The berth
vacated was afterwards assigned to an
other gentleman who was killed, while
Mr.. Osborn escaped with comparative
~ trihing injuries. Mr.. Porter was I'M
injured. IS eFw
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OounrERFE1rERs

CONSERVATIVES CAPTURED. The
secret service force of the Treasury
Department have lately made capture
of four notorious counterfeiters aud
S25, 900 in counterfeit ten dollar green
backs. The lettering of these coun-
terfeits is well executed, but the vig-
nettes of Lincoln on the left of the
note, aud the female figure and treas
ury seal on the right, are rather poorly
done. Still the general appearance OF
the note would make it dangerous
counterfeit, as it is we'll printed on
good bank note paper. The capture
vas made at Marine City. Michigan.
One connterfeiter succeeded in making
his escape. One of those captured was
severely wounded with a pistol shot.
All four are now in Jail. - Washington
Dispatch.
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UTION.
PRICES.

Hooaands German Bitters, per bottle 81 o.
bali dozen, 90
Hoo1arC's German Tonic put Up IN quart bottles
81 80 per bottle, Or half dozen Tor SID
y Do not forget to examine well the article CT
buy, in order TO get The genuine.
. For sale BY All druggists and store-keepesE
everywhere.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-15

A YEARS WORK IN LONDON HosPI-
TAILS. Fourteen hospitals in London
give annual relief to 33. 900 in-patients,
and to more tEan $50 600 out patients.
Taking the gross total, pearly fifth OF
the 5000, 900 inhabitants of London
receive relief from public charity, sup
posing the same patients to be relieved
but one in the wear,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-15
PATUWT AGaWcx.

r R. SMITH, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS;
a. . also Legal adviser ON all Patent Matters An
perience of fifteen in obtaining patents and forty
years practice in operating machinery combined with
legal knowledge the subject OF Patents obtained By
years of study and zttent Is the service Of
venors and propretors OF patents. who may patent
business to be attended TO- Inventors coming 70 Mil
waukee cordially invited to give me call.
j. d. SMITH.
spins Solicitor Of Patents, Milwaukee. Wis
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-15

The BEST AND ORIGINAL TONIC OF
IRON Phosphorus and Csiisya, known as Cssweii.
MACK & Co.'s Ferro Phosphorsted Elixir Of Alsays
BARR The iron restores color TO the blood the
phosphorus renews waste of the nerve tissue, and
the calisaya gives natural healthful tone TO the
digestive or ans, thereby curing dyspepsis IN its
various forms, wsssfuIness, general debility, aud
depression of spirits. Manufactured only by Cas-
we'll Hazard Il Co., New York. Sold by all drug,
oisfs noyl7eow
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CONGRESSIONAL

SENATE, April 30th.-The trial was
resumed at twelve m The resolution ceasur-
log No. Nelson was laid on the table. 60 also
was the order for night ses~ions.-Evarts re.
sumed his argument for the President and smoke
until twenty minutes past four, when Tue SEN
ate adjourned without his having finished. I
HoUss IA bill was introduced relating 10
the improvement of the mouth Of the Mississip.
pi riysr.-A resolution was adopted requesting
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-15
As IN APERIEhT.

There Is no medicine much in fav Ir with those
who are acquainted with their action az Roblck's
Blood Pills; they are safe. pleasant and mild In
their operation. ard are purely vegetable; can be
taken by children well as adults; try Them Sold
by sll druggists every where.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-15

Our prices always at the bottom and cannot
he undersold either here OF elsewhere.
We make speciality Of furnishing hotels and are
prepared furnish large small houses complete at
very short notice.
Our house Is the largest in the Northwest and with
the facilities afford "a in manufacturing and bu ling
In large quantities enabled TO offer greater in
ducements to buyers than any house either East or
West
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KEEP YOUR BLOOD PFRE.

There are no remedies. now before the public. go
well calculted to purify The bl od ami reconstruct
ESQ TO spesk) the whole system a. Roback's Blood
Pur fer. Blood Pills and Stomach Bittsrs. Sold by
all druggists everywhere.