The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-13
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crowded with visitors.
being made. n E~e srya
Ice was formed in several localities in
New York on Thursday morning.
AdmiraI Farlaeut was expected to visit
Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday.
Two military com panies had night in
New York on Thursday. E
1t Is proposed to call an extra session of
the New York tate Senate, to act on GOV.
Fenton's nominations
An eiabo sstatlsacaI work on the sub :
Ject OF take IS being prepared by the Di-
rector Of ths Bureau of Staplstlcs. = Y L-s
BFevet Brig. Cen Horace Brooks ASSUME
ed c mmand OF the Department. ofgWash-
ington, on Thursday.
The scnooner5 w. BalleR went ashore
near toronto on "Wednesday night, and is
leaking badly. ,.oss .aq .tf
johnson, Democrat, is elected to Con-
gress from the Northern District OF Cali
fornia by small majority.
The Board or Re2ents have elected Cen
- g. B. Mcclellan President of the Univer-
sIty Of California. EE rE eT
Late Arizona advices report numerous
Indian outrages. GOV. Mccormick disap-
proves the recent massacre of Indians by
the whites, near La Paz. and has ordered
the arrest.Of ne principal actors.
Mayor Hoffman has vetoed a resolution
Tor Ghe appointment of an Iadex Clerk to
the Board of Coune linen.
The New York city Council is consider
ing the propriety of erecting a new ceme-
Te'y outside the city, and an appropria-
tfon therefor of SO, 900.
largely attended, and the contests were
spirited.
Nike Fitz has been arrested and sent to
Philadelp ia for iIIeg al voting at the oc-
tober election.
Four or five more arrests have been
made of persons connected with the
frau uieDt naturalization papers issued
in New York.
a resBectabies citizen of Brooklyn is on
trial in Il civil court for an alleged outrage
on little girl ten years of age-said TO
have been committed two years ago. she
claims $4,000 damages. tu
The Seventy-frs. Regiment New York
State Bfa.itia have rendered Governor
Hoffman an escort to Albany on the ocea-
sion of his Inauguration.
The improvement at Hell Gate In East
River Will be carried on until the present
appropriation is exhausted, and another
million viii be asked for aG the next ses-
sion of Congress.
An engineer on the MorT is & Essex R.T.
ran MS train at full speed through a drove
OF cattle GRO SIP g the track, and killed five
OF them. Hf
Rumors o., the proposed Wormald and
y BALDWIN prize tight are still agitating
the New YORK police and people. The
latest r. .mor WIS that Wormaid had for
feited ne stakes.
An insane Spaniard named Mems set
hre 0 aiis cell ia the Tombs, New York, on
We dnesday. and was badly burned. and
ne arly sudOcated with smoke. But little
damage was done the prison. Egn sarl El
Remy NJ Hunter, an extensive wooden
manufacturer at Norristown, Penn. is re
ported to have committed suicide on
Thursday
4 New York Insurance Company has. it
Is said. tendere Gen r. E. Lee the posi-
tion Of Supervisor of Agencies for the
Southern states at large, at a salary of
s4O,oOO per annum.
The referee IN the dIvoee case of Thso-
dore ) uyvesant VS.. catherine Stuyvesantr
has rrpprted to the court in favor OF the
defendant on all the Issues submitted TO
him ,s3n HE HEt 1eIBE
Mrs. Elizabeth Lengellxe has entered
suit Hgaius her father, Henry b. Brant,
for nelly beat ng her, nd claims $1,000
DANA ge-f Elizabeth had run away with
Major B. II bengeike nd married him
but had been teconciied to her parents and
lad been ivitg with tn EN-. The cause of
tine beattng Is not stated. A4a8
4 convention OF whi te lead manufac-
turers was held IN st. Louis on Wednes-
and TO devise means for Kidding tn. mar
Ket Of aculterated lead. Cincinnati, Chi.
cage, Louisville, and Cleveland ompanies
were represented.
: quorum not being present at the Con-
veutiOn of Railroad Freight Agents that
was to have been hs Id In st. Louis on
Thursday, the Convention adjourned TO
meet a Chicago on Wednesday next.
The Wormald and o'Baldzvin prize
fight came off Thursday morning at Wee
il vixen, New jersey. Only one round
was fought. WormaId was sent flying tC
his corner, was kn ocked insensible, and
could rot come TO time. His jaw wal
broken.
TIE orking W-omens' Association wa
held ia New York Wednesday night, pre-
sided over b susan B. Anthony-a nam'
suggestive of silence. An attempt of tht
.ciauoE was znalIy defeated. The debate
was spirited, but no fight occurred. SusaI
il. Anthony was elected President, Mis-
5CeAa Burleigh nd Elizabeth Brown Sec
ireteries, and Mis- Field Trs sasurer.
Thesoldiers and sailors aof Passaic Coun
t., N4sE Jersey, b ave mad e arrangement
70 erees "A monul nent to he memory c
their comrades who have lost their live
In the battles OF The rebel lion. Geners
John Cocnlane delivers an Grafton upoi
the occasion of Laying the co. rner stone
Patterson on the 26th.
General Fitzpatrick, throug Genera
Whitaker, of Hartford, replies to Generi
Forests denunciations, BY reitt rating h
own.5 General lShack1eford, OF New Hs
Tens TO whom the reply is addr essed, d.
nies the truth of Gen. Fitzpatrick S charge
against Fo res in the Fort PnIo affail
and urges Whitaker TO address a .ommr
nication on the subject TO Basi Dul Se or
NIB. Forrest
1t is said that the Pope stiH srefui 'es
recognize the new Government of S pail
IL Is also said that at meeting OF FL enc
Bishops ana Cardinags in Rome. sSeN err
reform. atory measures were TO the rel
surprise OF the conservative meml le
flvorably received bya majority. Amt "
the measures was one TO revise the Cou
Gil OF Trent, concerning the celibacy oft
Catholic Clergy, and allowing them
marry. Another was abolish the Lati
liturgy, and adopt the Language of the ma
ton in which the service is performed
These m aasures will be submitted to thu
coming EcumenicaI council.
Two baI Ties " ere fought on Pferche Is