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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-22
Anusememts.

New METROPOLITAN There was
some very good acting at the Theatre
last night. Mrs. Golden, as the
wife" in the Tale of Mantua, !"
gave additional evidence of her great
versatility of talent Mr.. Golden
personated the character of st. Pierre
well, and Mr.. Holland as Duke Fer
rardo, also sustained well hisIcharacter
as fine actor. The afterpiece, in
which Miss Fife Johns appeared, was
well received.
Tonight will be presented the
Pearl of Savoy, or The Mothers
Prayer, in which Bella Golden, Efie
Johns, Messrs. Holland and Barrett
will all appear. The entertainment
will conclude with the laughable farce
s. Oar Gal" 1t is a big bill. The
house ought to be crowded.
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NEw CoMMIssIoN HousE. :

New COMMISSION HOUSE. - BY a
fine display advertisement. to be found
in another column of the JOURNAL,
this morning, it will be seen that
Messrs. Fisher, Buskirk, and others,
have opened a new Commission
House, at No. 10 North Water Street,
two doors from Samuel Orr & Co. )
hardware establishment Mr. Fisher
is an old citizen of Princeton, a gem
tleman of means, and of the highest
responsibility Mr.. Buskirk, his
principal partner, is a young man Of
energy and fine business acquire
ments, and the firm will no doubt
prove valuable acquisition to our
mercantile community We bespeak
for the new firm liberal share of
public patronage.
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SwoRE THE TRUTH.-A case has
been pending before the Common
Pleas Court for the past two or three
days, in which some of the sons of the
Emerald Isle were mixed up. After
the trial had concluded, one of the
parties engaged in the suit was heard
to remark on the street to a friend,
Faith, now, l will tell ye, Pat was the
only man in Court who told the truth,
for he swore just what [ told him to"
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PARsING .EXERCIsE.-The Courier
has lucid writer of the classic Eng
lish in its river reporter. He is not
only chaste In the use of language, but
is very careful to observe the rules of
grammatical construction. As pro-
fitable exercise for the grammar classes
of our Public Schools, we commend
the following paragraph from the
Courier of Sunday last:
The wild Irishman," with Ire
foil" on the top oi her pilot house,
will be at our wharf to day, and leave
for Memphis tomorrow. The Saint
Patrick is the most adapted boat now
plying on the Western Ohio, to render
passengers comfortable and content,
as if they were at home in their own
parlers. Her tables are always most
plentifully supplied, and cannot be
excelled in her cabin arrangements
Capt. Lee Finney is the Head Cen
ire OF all the Fenians, and from our
knowledge of the gentleman we are
certain that he is bound to establish
and build one of the best and most
lucrative trades now open for our
merchants, if they will only do their
part. She has a large load of cotton
for his place and Louisville. Look
out for the Saint Patrick. She is
lightning while running.
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SECOND GRAND CONCERT. Those
Of our citizens who had the privilege
of attending the grand concert given
by the Evansville Orchestra last Sum
mer, will be delighted to learn that
their second grand concert will be
given at Crescent City Hall, on Thurs
day night, January 23d, their pro-
gramme embracing some of the finest
pieces of music ever Britten3 The
Evansville Orchestra is composed of
musicians selected from the various
musical associations of the city, and
comprise the very best musical talent
in the city, and in point Of ability is
excelled by no musical association in
the West. We expect to see Cres-
cent City Hall crowded to repletion
tomorrow night.
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Re -DIsTRICTED.-The city as been
re -districted, for the purpose of the
better accommodation of the children
attending school, and in order to
make the necessary transfers to'the
new-school house, which will lie
opened tomorrow, for the reception
of scholars. For those attending the
High School, of course no change s
made-pupils attending from all
parts OF the city The districts, for
those attending the grammer schools,
are also the Jsame-those below Main
Street attending at the lower school
house, and those residing above Main
Street, the upper school building.
For the government of those attending
the intermediate schools. the follow
ing named districts have been laid
cut:
For the new school house. All the
scholars residing in the territory as
below described: Beginning at Har-
riet Street, running thence to Ann
Street. thence to Ingle Street, on In
gle to Fifth. and out Fifth to the Old
Graveyard ;athence to Chandler Street
and out Chandler Street to the. corr
poration line.
For the upper school house: Be-
ginning at Chandler Street; thence
SOUTH to the corporation line, west to
the river; thence down the river to
Vine Street; thence northeast on
Vine to Fifth Street; thence up Fifth
to the old grave yard; thence east to
Chandler Street, the place of begin
ming.
For the lower school house: Be-
ginning on Water Street; thence
northeast on Vine to Fifth; thence
northwest on Fifth to Ingle; thence
northeast on Ingle to Harriet; north
on Harriet to the city limits; and
west to Pigeon Greek; thence south
to the river; and up the river to the
place of beginning.
The districts for the reassignment
of pupils attending the primary
schools, have not yet been made out.
Prof. Cow is hard at work on them,
and will be able to make the an
nouneement of them in a few days.
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being granted the applicant. There
was a good deal of rough testimony
in the divorce case, OF course not
proper for publication. The Court
Room was filed with spectators, who
had gone there to hear the evidence
ia the case.
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to -morrow night.

PATENT PLow.-By the last num-
Der of the Scientific Aneericap we
learn that Mr.. James Uric, of this
city, has secured a patent on his eele-
brated plow. The invention has for
its object to furnish a pillow simple in
construction, effective in operation,
which can be manufactured at small
expense, and any part of which ea1
be easily renewed when worn without
its being necessary to send the entire
pillow to the mandatory to have the
renewed part fitted. Mr.. Uric is
manufacturing large numbers Of these
plows during the present winter.
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETY MEETING
The Ladies' Union Benevolent Soci-
ETY. meets again this afternoon, at its
rooms, over Judge Iglehart's Office,
on Third Street. The managers de-
sire full attendance of the benevo-
lent ladies Of the city. and, request
them to come prepared to sew, as gar
ments are greatly needed to supply the
wants of the poor. Contributions of
old clothing are also requested.
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B9r We are favored, through the
kind remembrance Of our young
friend, Kelly Wells, with a copy of
the New Years Address of the Hele-
ma Herald, published in the distant
Territory of Montana.
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WANTS TO KNow.-Parvin, Lewis
& Co., the celebrated pork packers,
desire to know of the man who emp
tied barrel of mess pork for them
the other night, if it was sour? If so,
and he will return it, they will ex-
change. -.-.---.- =.
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s ARRESTED AND LODGED IN THE
CITY PRISON. Yesterday' evening a
man off one of the steamboats, made
his appearance on Water Street, with
a large amount of fighting whisky
aboard, making a good deal of noise,
and creating a disturbance of the
peace. He was advised by the police
to 90 to the boat and keep quiet, but
instead of doing so, he became still
more noisy. The police then made
an attempt to arrest him, when he
offered resistance, but he was at last
captured, after some rough usage, and
drayed to jail He boasted loudly
that he was good rebel, and that he
had fought for that cause, cursing
Yankees, &c. A night in the city
prison will probably give himsfime
for reflection, and an appropriate 6Bs
may teach him to better understand
our city laws 5sJ@ ta
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CHURCH OF THE Holy INNocENTs.
A meeting was held last night, for the
purpose Of electing officers, in the
Church of the Holy Innocents, at
which Mr.. Charles Viele presided
The following named gentlemen were
elected Wardens and Vestrymen:
Mr.. Charles Kinks, Senior Warden /;
Robert Ruston, Junior Warden, aud
Messrs. Charles Viele, w. q. hewitt,
Chas. Z. Bateman. Chas. H. Walker,
w. FL. Swanson, E. Sharp, and Chas.
f. Aries. Vestrymen.
These gentlemen, having organized
as Vestry, elected Mr. Charles f..
Bateman Secretary, and Mr.. Charles
Kinks Treasurer.
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SLETGHING. = The sleighing was
good yesterday, aud lovers of that
sport availed themselves Of the oppor-
tunity afforded Every available
sleigh in the city was brought mtg
requisition, and the merry sleigh bells
iingled till late hour last night. The
little folks were gleeful and happy,
seizing on every opportunity to attach
to a passing sleigh, by which they Sc
cured many good ride. The fair la
dies, of course, enjoyed the sport
amazingly.
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ACCIDENT Yesterday morning, as
Fred Hammer was driving his hack
to the depot, just between Fifth and
Sixth, on Main Streets, one Of the
wheels came off and let the hack bed
down on the ground. The horses be-
came frightened and attempted to run,
but were checked in time to prevent
further damage. ssr - l1--s 93 1a
ID 3 sssnfi a8aEa8 AIS
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LOCAL NOTICES.

sI~ Lost or stolen from the K. Il q.
Freight Depot, on the afternoon of
the 18th instant, one second hand
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine.
A liberal reward will be paid for its
recovery.
A. E. SCHRUDER,
General Freight Agent.
ja22-2t Il. & G.. r. r.
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RATIFICATION. = The Democracy
will have grand ratification meeting
at the Court House, on Saturday
night, to ratify the nominations made
at the late Democratic State Conven-
ton.
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BEFORE JUSTICE STINsoN.-Some
days ago a 1atboat got loose from
some point on the river above and
fioated down as far as this city, when
it was caught and towed to the shore
by some parties The owners of the
boat came. and, on proving property,
the boat was delivered up, but a
charge was made for catching it
which the owners refused to pay.
A suit before the Justice. brought by
the parties who caught the boat, re-
suited in a verdict of $15 for the
plaintiffs.
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STeLEN.-A few days ago a Wheel
er & Wilson sewing machine was
either taken from the freight depot
through mistake or stolen. A reward
is offered for its recovery. Sec notice
elsewhere.
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TRAIN DELAYED.-The train on the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. due
at Vincennes. going West, yesterday
morning, was delayed two hours and
fifty minutes in consequence of the
snow storm. The express freight,
and passengers, had to lay over at
Vince nnes till last night. Yesterday
morning an engine was sent over the
road, East, to clear the snow away.
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FR1GHrFuL RUN AWAY. =


FRIGHrFUL Run AWAY. = There
was a frightful run away on Main
Street yesterday Mr.. Mills and Mr..
Reuben Davis, together with Mr..
Davis little boy, were riding in a
sleigh, and just as they were turning
the corner of First and Sycamore
Streets, BY some means or other one
of the runners was thrown into the
gutter, and the sleigh let down. The
horse then took fright, and jerking
loose from the driver, who had sue
ceeded in getting out of the sleigh,
dashed away at a frightful rate of
speed. On reaching Main Street he
ran first in the street, then on the
sidewalks, greatly endangering the
lives of the people. At the corner of
Main and Second he struck the re-
naming part of the sleigh against
lamp post, leaving all but the shafts.
The horse continued his course up
Main Street to the corner of Third,
and dashed by at rapid. rate just as
a number of school children were
passing, but fortunately no one was
hurt Mr. Mills, Mr.. Davis, and his
son, had quite narrow escape.
There was another runaway on Lo-
Gust Street, of a span of horses at
tached to a sleigh, the particulars of
which were not learned, but no serl-
Gus damage was done.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The
case Of Fnzwilliam vs.. Lynch, of
which mention was made in yester-
day paeer, was concluded yesterday,
"a verdict being given in favor. of the
splaintiff for $3.50
The ease of Margaret Kramer VS..
Christian Kramer, action for divorce,
was then called and tried, a divorce
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LETTER AND NOTE PAPER.-1OO
reams assorted weights, and best
quality. For sale at
JOURNAL COUNTING Room.
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CLEARING OFF-Several persons
were engaged, yesterday, in clearing
the snow off the. roofs of houses-a
precaution that will probably prevent
damage Some workmen on houses
were noticed dropping shovels of
snow on persons passing the street.
which was probably very funny to the
persons so doing, but not quite so
funny to those thus showed under.
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Bg- Young Men, spend your even
ings in a profitable way, by joining
evening classes in Penmanship or
Book Keeping, at the Evansville
Business College, Nos. AZ and 40
Main Street, janl3-dlw
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so

Fifty Bolts, Bleached and Brown
Domestic and lot Of Calico by the
bolt will be sold at ELLIOTT's, on
Friday, at 2 P NJ, this week.
jau2l It ELLIOTT.
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A Republican Union County COnVen-
tlOn


tlOn
Will be held in the Court House, in
Evansville, on
Saturday, February 9Th, 1863,
at l o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of
appointing delegates to the State
Convention, to be held at Iudianapo-
lis, on Thursday, February 10th. 1863,
and for the transaction of such other
business as may properly be brought
before the Convention.
By order of the Executive Commit
tee. J. P. ELLIOTT, Chairman.
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rerre HaOte and Indianapolis.
FouN TERRE HATTIE.
QGio and Mississippi Railroad
FROM VTNCFNNES
STEAMRNAT LTNEs.

-
To LoUIsVILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock AM. Every Tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6
o'clock p. M.
To CAIRo-Daily, except Sunday, at 3
o'clock P. N.
To GREEN RIvER.-Every "Wednesday
and Saturday at o'clock P. NJ. Every
Monday and Thursday at 8 o'clock P. NJ. =
To EAsTPoRT.9- Every Tuesday and
Friday at 4 O'Clock P. NJ.
To HEgDERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
at O'Clock Pm.
To NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
p. m.
To MEMPHIs-Semi-wee
RockportStage (via Newburgh and Boon
ville,) carrying the mail, leaves at A. M,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Non
days and Fridays at 7 A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. NJ.
Mt. Vernon NAH Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays at 7 A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays) by P. N
To NEwBURG.-HacK daily Except sun
day,) from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock p. NJ.
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House. KEEPERS DO not fail to at
tend the auction sale of Yellow Ware
and Queensware at COFFMAN's to day,
at 2 o'clock.
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NEWSPAPER. We have now on
hand large stock of good rag news
paper Of the following sizes: 22x32,
24x34. 24x36, 25x3S, 28x42, 29x4O,
which we will sell low for cash. Also,
good Winter News Ink, in % pound
kegs. JOURNAL COMPANY.
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Snow AT VINeENNEs.-Snow fell
to the depth of about six inches, at
Vincennes, night before last
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B1~ There is a great rush at Ell
LOFTS every day at 2 P. NJ, to get
Dry Goods at Auction. Prices never
were lower.
The first ladies Of the city are in at
tendance. ELLIOTT,
jan21 IF Auctioneer.
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CITY NEWS.

meteorological Observations.
Meteorological observations, taken daily
at the JOURNAL Office: -tft-s
A. NJ NOON. 6 P. M. MID IT
Thermometer. 2So 25o 24' Ao
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WoRKING.-The man McInnerny,
who became slightly indebted to the
city by reason of a slight drunk, has
been doing good service for the last
few days. Such cases may be made
to perform a great deal of work for
the city, in the course of year. Let
them have work to do, by all means.
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B4- MarconHier has just received
new lot of fine Mink Furs, which can
be bought at trifie above cost.
ian16-d1W
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New FIRM.-We have associated
with us in business, Mr. j. w. Bar
bour, who, for many years, has been
in our employ. The new house will
be conducted under the name and
style of Hollingsworth & Co.
Thankful for the kind patronage
extended to US for many years by ouI
friends, we respectfully solicit a con
tinuanee of the uame
jan6-tf HoLIINGswoRTH Bros
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BJ~ Letter Paper, from z to II
pounds, ruled or plain, for sale at this
office.
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BEFORE THE RECoRDER.-There
was but one case before the Record
err yesterday. james Gill, who was
drunk and disorderly, was fined 81,
and costs, So so, which included lodg-
ing for a night in the city prison. He
was sent to prison again, and will be
set at work to-day, if he does not
come down with the cash for beef
stake.
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Milloard's Heir Needles, IN PateH
Wrappers, are superior 20 all others.
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bar Carriers Ink should be used on
every steamboat.
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AMERICAN Lead Pencils are equal
to any in the market, and from % to
so per cent cheaper. For sale at this
office.
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Ice GoRGED.-The ice is gorged at
the bridge over the Wabash River,
at Vincennes.
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B5- Persons wishing any books Of
the American Tract Society. either
German or English, can iud the
Agent, Mr. Jonn Master, at Dir,
Miles's residence, on the southwest
side of Third Street, between Locust
and Walnut. jan20 %
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PIGEON MLLs.-Best family -four
at s. Is per sack also, meal, oats
and corn, and good Rio coffee 4
pounds for 81, and sugar pounds for
81 at ;. III. S.CoOR's, Il.
janl3-dtf No. 1873 Main Street.
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MilwardIs NeedIes are the best.

B6- Ruled onion skin paper, Tor
foreign correspondence, both note and
letter size can be found at the JoUR-
NAL Office.
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CIark's spoOI COttOn IS the best.
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Machines Use Carl;'s .Soool Coton
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Hand sewing try lfIloards WILL.
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Gn-h's Spool Cotton is 6 Cord to 80
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Take none Other thar Czqrh's Cation.
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NOWis the Time.

To get 80 elegant set Of Furs cheapl
At Elliott's Auction. Come all
Fifty sets more or less,
Will be sold without a limit
At Elliott's celebrated Auction
Room
Goods are sold to the highest bidder.
No noi-e. Business done on the
low-pressure plan. This lot is sent
to Us TO get the money on, compris-
ing new goods Of the Mink. Fitch,
Squirrel and Coney kinds, 10 latest
styles
Sale Thursday at P NJ, this week.
jan2l 3t ELLIOTT. .Auctioneer.
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Nii,oarefs Needles for sale everywhere.
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LADIES' use Clark's Spool Cotton.
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A. f. SHRADER,
Gent Freight Agt. E. 6 g. RI
J. a. Hill.
Gent Freight Agt. 0. e ", Ri
sells
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Contracts Solicited.

FIJI. EHRMAN q CO., Agent. !.
Is Water ST.
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RAILROAD TIAIE-lABl z
Evansville and d Words ne.
GOING NORTH.

GOING NORTH.
Leave Arrive Arrive
Evansville. VlueeIIL es. 7. Hauie
Accom- 'Od't'n, . 80 A NJ 10:Z7 a N AIS N
Mail............... 9 :0b NJ 10 N .2:5O p n
Vincennes Ac 3 IA III "a p n
COMING -0UTH
Leave Leave Arrive
Terre Hau,e. Vincennes. E'ville.
Vincenues Ac ........l 7:02 NJ 10 90 A NJ
Freight d Ac. 40 A NJ Z 80 N 5:S8 M
Nail. .-....-.......,4 y = ii 100 P n I;42 p d
- - -
ferre HaUte and Indianapolis.
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Ohio & Mississippi Railroad Co.
and

and
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-29
FROM BALTIMORE.

Minister JohH Hson - Political Reaction
IN knvOr OF Grant-Ths Great Flood.
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
BALTIMORE July 29.-Reyerdy johnson is
now here, busily preparing to depart for
Europe on next Saturday.
Ex-Governor Cox enters upon his duties a.
Commissioner of Pensions, to-day, He will un-
doubtedly support Grant and Colfax. The Pre-.
sident gave him the appointment unasked, or
unexpected.
1t is confidently asserted that Ex-Governor
Bradford, now City Surveyor will vote for Grant.
The Democratic abuse of Grant and the sol.
diers and sailors, is reacting here, and making
Republicans, especially among conservative
and the laboring classes.
Considerable sums and private donations are
being subscribed to relieve the sufferers by the
food here and at Ellicott City. One gentleman
from Philadelphia left his eek at the Ameri-
can Office yesterday for two hundred dollars.
Thousands are still employed in repairing, etc.
Many are moving from the flooded district.
Rents and property are greatly dspreciating
there. No more dead have been found, but
some persons are still missing.
The Northern Central Railway commenced
running through to-day. The Baltimore and
Ohio will also in day or two with temporary
bridges and repairs.