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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-26
CDNDEASED TGLRGRAMS.

TUESDAY, October 25.
The weather at Chicago is moderating.
Gov.Iayes, of Ohio, has proclaimed the
18Th OF November as day OF thanksgiving
The Susquehauna Railroad, at Duanes-
burg, where IL had been washed away by
the recent flood, has been repaired.
A laborer engaged with others in cutting
through an embankment fer a street, ia
Louisville, yesterd ay, was smot6ered TO
death by the bank eaving in on him,
1t was expected that the Board of Educa-
tion would, last night, pass AN order ex-
Guiding the Bible from the Public schools
of Cincinnati.
Judge Chase has delivered an elaborate
opinion in the Yerger case. TO the effect
that the Supreme Court has jurisdiction IN
hGbeos corpus cases.
Three members or the Democratic State
Central committee, OF Ohio. were in Gin
cinnatf yesterday. Their mission is sup
posed to have been to bury the dead.
Ex Gov. Lowe, of California. the new
Minister to China, passed through Chicago
yesterday, en- route to Washington City
to receive the final nstructions preparatO-
~ to leaving for China.
VIM. G. Ham, who swindled certain par
ties in Chicago out OF $4,000, by selling
although he had secured liberal cash ad-
Vanccs, has been arrested at BOOns sbC rO,
Iowa, and brought TO Chicago to answer.
John V. $. Yischer, formerly a letter car
rter was stfTeste5ft ou SATURDAY, at albany
New York, and held in S3,001 bail, for steal
ing a letter from the post office. The letter
was found his person.
The skeleton of Chas. Ward was found
Ina field In sutton, near Worcester, Mass a.,
on Sunday. Ward had been missing about
two months. The cause Of his death is un-
known.
Three acres of land slid from a locality
known as . steep Rocks" near RondOut,
New York, on sunday, burying a BRICK
| yard to the dephth of six feet, destroying z
! an engine house, and damaging an engine
| badly.
The train that carried the Parepa Rosa
! opera troupe to Chicago barely escaped de-
structtOn few miles from that city. By
! the displacement of switch, the locomo-
/ tive and baggaee-car were thrown from
/ the track and badly DANA ged. Fortunately y
/ no person was mi ured seriously.
| DR.. f. White, of Aurora, Illinois, was
/ found dead in his bed at the Everett
mitted suicide by taking morphine. Pc
| cuniary distress is supposed TO have been
thesupeTindueinS cause.
Up. Wood, ship carpenter, residing in
Rondout, n. Y, on saturday night killed
| his wife with an axe. -Four deep Gu Is
were found in her face, four in. her head
and three in her throat. After killing hel
he cut his own throat, with razor. Jeal-
0usy and remoTse are attributed as the
| cause of the act.
Judge Brewster has been rendered by
Governor Geary the position of Attorney
General of the state, now occupied by
Benz. Harris. Brewster was formerly q
Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF
EPbiladelphia, and one of the majority ol
tests in favor OF the Republican contest
| ants.
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Pere HYacinthe.
From the Frceman's Journal, q Catho il


organ.l
It will be very edifying to sensible
American readers of any religion or
none, to know what ex-Pere Hya-
cinthe vas forbidden to do. 1t was
to hawk around clubs" and
. leagues" and other c0teries non ec-
clesiastieal, his sacerdotaI character,
his frock of a hermit Friar, and the
sandal shod bare feet. If he had
hankered after this kind of life-be-
ing already of mature age before he
became a Carmelite-Why did he in
wade the sacred precincts of a relie-
ious life? IF, at near about thirty
years Of age, having passed through
the novitiate of the Carmelites, why
did he not have frmness enough Of
will to have stuck to his solemn pro-
fession? Or, if he found reasons not
to DO this, and to leave them, why did
he not do it in a quiet and gentleman
ly way-inyoking ecclesiastical dis
pensation, In place of low appeal to
the infdel hOrdes that torment our
modern society? He has been well
repaid, already. E-ns@E
lie has sought to ill his belly with
the husks the swine eat; and these
swine Of brutaliZed men that Tenounce
Christianity deny him even a share of
their husks. The Liberaiists of France
laugh at him. AS Monsieur Loyson
he falls out Of all public observation
as completely as if he retired to the
remotest cell in a Carmelite garden.
If he pretends to be still Pere Hya-
cinthe," men Of honor, evan if with
out religious sentiment. will look on
him as playing false character, and
vii treat him with more contempt
than they do the blattering idiots
who. having wormed themselves into
the mock mysteries of Free Masonry,
leave it, aud seek notoriety by trum-
netting What they suppose they have
learned. We say, advisedly, that men
Of honor viii treat him with more
contempt and more disbelief.
Poor Monsieur Loyson, late the
Pere Hyacinthe, but now the IN
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Notieo fo Wfdan 49, 80

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IN Office "a HERERY GIVEN. taat
~ tne common Council OF the CITY 1t
~ Atanaplle have determined upom f.n
stti +tSAlnB oI Ann street Of smfd city. lrHr
l1ath street 10 the west line OF the = 1rr. IS
east quarter OF out-lot no. a rIfolIfr -.-
ol tne noFlh half 81 the northwest aunrtef
81 ~ seeeI0a ~ ... y amber ~ IN township s8au
On motion Of Councilman Douehtq. a.-.
onded BY f5em@ntn, tho fctf .fsfgtri.- F.
was unanimously pas ca ana adnrifof
10 Is gtCaO here ~ 0ercd Inaf eiE ~
public notice be give bv uabifcl sIr.
he Evansville Journal ia puhHc r.a
paper printed and publish cd1n the.c.t. aE
EYansviile), that on Monnayt ua 8th U.e
Of December, 1860 the Common CQana. III
the city of Evansville viii n1 akc 800 o l.
to widen Ann street Of said city ID ~
embrace within said street, in additi.a la
IT'S present width ail tie ground em lraua
and contained within The following
TO wit: Beginning al Eolut at the norl#
west corner Of the northeast quart o.
out-IOt number T. sub IIVisIOn OF cha fiorfH
hair OF the norlLWest quarter OF section
number %, IN LoWuship south, range ~
west; thence extending south ON tine IrII-
die line OF said out-iCt, th lrtV feet. thence
due east 81 feet 60 The west eriV lime'of Vino
street; thence nOrtheasterly 53I< feet. e .lua
the west side Of Vine street, to the uort6
line of section 20 aforesaid; thence Yves. 81
feet 10 the place Of beginning, embracing
within said lines al Of t1e fractional parts
OF lots numbers 2 3, and a 1n Ltleslou 81
LARA bees enlargement Of EVamaville
which lie west or and adjoining Vine
side OF Main street OF said city, al q point
az which the north line Of seetiOn No. 81
Aforesaid interseeis said Main street
thence extending west on said north Itua
Of section ~ ten feet: thence in sOulhs
westerly direction, along The east side Df
Vine street, b3M leets hence east along
the south side of the proposed Ann street
4lsz feet to the northwest side OF Main
street; and thence along tue northwest
siQe or Main street uortEe1sterlY 3Il< feet
to the pfuce OF beginning, embracinn a
part OF lots mum bers 4, 2, aud in Lilleston
a lAafrabeesa enlargement OF Evnn8vlile.
And. any person asRrieved by reason of
the adopt on Of this order may, ed any
lime within six weeks, apply TO the Come
mon council for redress. hY petition on re-
nonstrance IN writing lett with the Clerk
OF the Common Council, c0nfafufng Il
statement Of the Injuries complained of
and the amount demanded theref8e. nnd
said petition or remonstra nee win be iuIs-
considered heard, and determined On me-
9th day OF Decent Der, 1860
+. AllQ 70 IS further ordered, That the ClerY-
record In che Minute-BooE ofthe tsOfnns.,..
Council the plat of said Ann street. as
proposed 10 be widened herein: whfclf
plat has been prepared by James D sauu-
ders, City Surveyor.
A. M. MoG RIFF, Clerk, E.
e.,.-.., BY u. a. MCGRIHF, Deputy.
City Clerks Onlco, oc2l HfH
Evansville, oct. 23d 1859 ffTTnfof, oorrr
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An Extraordinary Ceremony.

Paragraphs have been floating
through the pres. of the State for a
year past IN regard to the preaching
of young lady named Miss Prudy
IeClere, of Veyay. From the Madi-
son Free Press we learn that Miss
LeClerc gRs ordained to the UniVer-'
salist ministry. at st. Johns Church,
that city, on Thursday evening. The
touching effort, was preached by Rev.
charge delivered by Rev. N. S. Sage,
of Logansport. The exercises were
very interesting throughout. The
bride of the Church was
7clad 10 pure white, without an
ornament, save a wreath Of white
flowers around her head. The pulpit
was beautifully decorated with flow
ers. An amateur choir, composed of
the best musical talent Of the city,
sang some very fne selections. The
talented young minister starts upon
her sanctifed mission with the best
wishes and the kindest regards of a
largo circle Of friends and admirers.
On Friday night, Miss LsClerc
preached to large, refined and ex-
tremely attentive audience. The Uni
versalists of Madison are endeavor-
ing to procure Miss LsClerc as their
minister.
This young lady is the daughter of
the late Robert Leclerc, former we'll
known citizen Of Yevay She has no
wish to be classed as one of the
$ strong minded of her sex, social
ed. or an agitator, but is firmly con-
vinced that she has a call to preach
the gospel, as she understands It, and
this alone has induced her to leave
her mothers home and engage in the
ministry. She is said to be modest,
unassuming young lady, deeply feel
ing, as is evident from her manner,
what she breaches.
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CANADIAN Items.

MONTREAL, Ootober Pa series
of fires occurred here Saturday
night aud Sunday morning. The
most serious were the complete de
struciion of ST. Andrews Church and
partial destruction Of the Unitaria n
Church and the drug manufactory 0 /
Kerry & Crathers. A Baptist Church
was also considerably damaged. The
fire is supposed to have been the work
of an iucendiary. The loss is about
$l50,000.
QUEBEC, October 25.-M. Dancan
has resigned the Treasurership of the
Province of Quebec, and has been ap-
pointed Secretary OF State in he Do
minion Cabinet. -
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Work Commenced on the Mississippi
Bridge.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 25.-The work Of
laying the corner stone for the eastern
pier Of the great bridge which is to
span the Mississippi at this point, was
commenced this afternoon. Twelve
immense rocks weighing about seven
tons each were hoisted from barees by
as many floating steam deTricks, built
for the purpose, and lowered to their
proper places within the huge iron
caisons, six on each side.
The operation was witnessed by the
chief engineer, Charles B. Eads, the
President and resident Directors of
the Bridge Company, Mayor Cole and
quite a number of prominent citizens
and ladies. The work will be pushed
forward. vigorously, and the pier is
expected to reach a point above the
water line a distance of over hun.
dred feet from the bed Of the rock
this Fall. Work on the shore abut-
ments is going on rapidly, and will
keep pace with the progress Of the
pier.
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Tended duration, was hel3 at che ohceof
tho I istry to day. Tie meeting vas
sam moned in consequence of tho dis,
agreement of Senors Ardora and Sell
volla respecting the church expendi-
lures and property of the Unionists.
The mambers of the Cortes held a
very stormy meeting in this city on
the subject of their legislative attitude
towards the government. A cabinet
difficulty is anticipated. IF Ardora
and SilVelIa should resign their port
folios Tobete will also GO The
probable solution of the crisis is gen.
orally canvassed, but no definite de-
duction as to the issue has been ar
rived at
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mARRTED.

LOWDEN-PELL.--At Rose Glare. Ills,
on Thursday evening, the zIst inst, nj the
residence OF the brides father. Capt. j. D..
Pell, by the Rev. Or. Dimmick. Mr.. HOP.
lIINs LoWDEN, OF Memphis Tenn. to Miss
GEORGIE PELL. NO cards.
lPaducab, Memphis, and Cincinnati
papers please copy.
May the happy couple realize all the Joy
and unalloyed bliss that young and loving
hearts anticipate for the future, and their
pathway through life be smooth and plea
SAINT, and void Of rugged rocks aud misfor-
tunes to mar their happiness. E.B.T.
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Cuban News.

HAVANA, Oct. 25.-The decree Of
the constituent Cortes, establishing
unrestricted liberty OF the region in
the colonies of Cuba and Porto Rico,
was to-day promulgated in this island,
and has gone into effect as the law of
the land. The document is exceed
ipgly liberal in its terms. 1t declares
that Spain cannot remain removed
from the general movement of Europe
and the world, and adds that this
consideration is the more powerful
for the Antilles, because they are near
a continent where liberty of religion
is recognized by law.
One clause of the decree provides
that no person shall be prevented
from holding Office under the Govern
ment by reason of his religious belief.
The decree is received with general
satisfaction by the populace. As
there is now no obstacle, it is proba-
BILE Protestant churches will soon be
established in this city. Captain Gen
| eral De Rodas is reducing the num-
Der of officials in the government en-
ploy, and has, by this means, already
effected a considerable saving for the
/ public treasury.
The city is very tranquil. Ameri-
can and European merchants are
making contracts for the coming
crops.
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EIectioD Of PubIlc PrInler Postnoned.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 25.-The Legis-
lature to day postponed the election
of Public Printer until November I'd.
1t is proposed now by Johnson's 8
friends to run him for the State Con-
vention, and if elected, to make him
President of that body. s
The Legislature has not yet called
a Convention for taking action on the
Fifteenth Amendment.
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Boiler XpIOsIOR-ThFee Men HOr-
tally Wounded.

LA Crosse, Wis, October ga
boiler In a steam saw mill at Grand
Choosing Southern Minnesota Rail-
road depot, opposite this city, ex-
ploded this noon mortally iDjuring
three men, several others badly
scalded aud others injured Cause
unknown.
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Grant and Wife &c Visit
PhffaaefHhfn

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The Presi-
dent and Mrs. Grant will leave here
at noon, for Philadelphia, to attend
the wedding of the daughter oF Bishop
Simpson, on Wednesday. They re-
turn Thursday evening or Friday
morning.
Judge Fisher to-day sentenced a
colored youth seyenteen to twenty
years old to thirty years imprison-
ment in the Albany peniteatiary for
an outrange eonmitted on a small
child, also eolored.
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Bloody TFagcdy-ThFee Men MOrtaIly
MOunded.

LOUISVILLE, October 25.-A bloody
tragedy occurred yesterday at the lit
tie town of Mitchellsville, Tennessee,
near the Kentucky line. Two eiti-
zens and Mr.. Moses Groves, a taV-
ern keeper, became involved in a des-
perate quarrel, during which pistols
were brought into play, and all three
parties were mortally wounded.
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Shelby cnnntr Falr.

MEMPHIS October 25.-The Shelby
County Fair opened to day under
favorable auspices. The attendance
was very good.
The Chamber Of Commerce passed
resolutions this afternoon, asking
Congress to extend aid to the South
ern Pacific Railroad.
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Death OF Rev. Father Lamblaz.eF-
Arrival or JEFF. Davis.

NEW ORLEANS, October 25..-All
the inward bound vessels that were
outside the Passes have crossed the
bar.
Rev. Father Lambiazier, of the
Jesuits, died yesterday, aged go years.
has obtained judgment in the Sixth
District Court against the State Treas
urer for over $4,000 for alleged SER
vices in the collection of a special
tax under the law of the Legislature
of 1868.
JEFF. Davis arrived to-day. The
weather is cool
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DAHAY aoURN AZ
THE Warriek County Commission

THE Warrick County Commission
crs on Saturday passed an order for
an election on the Both November, to
ascertain the wishes of the voters rel.
ative to levying a two per cent. tax to
aid in tho construction Of the In
diana Northern and Southern Road,
better known as DIR. Pierce's Rail
road. The tax viii amount to about
91ne nnn
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The RiIn,.inlis KnILci

The FatgrInJS s wallet;
Or, Scraps OF Travel Gathered ia Eng
land, France, and Germany. By Gilbert
Haven. In one volume. 81 %.
p" His pictures are drawn with a firm and
vigorous hand. His deseript on OF London
is won derf0lly vivid and clear, and the
only one we remember ever TO have read
which gives the slightest notion OF the ex-
ternal features Of the modern Bebylon.H
Portland Press. I
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RALEIGH, October Is Governor
Holden is organizing and arming a
company of negroes In this city, which
is creating much excitement. 1t is
supposed they are designed to be sent
to Orange or Chatham Counties, to
suppress the Ku-Kluz.
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The Open Polqr Sea.

BY DIR. 1. 1. Hayes. In ono volume, So 90.
Fine clifton, So 70.
"Ihe volume is everything that could be
desired in respect of mechanical execu-
ton. The illustrations, which are all after
sketches or descriptions by DR.. Hayes,
have an additional charm thrown around
them by the pencils OF barley, White, and
fenu, and are, without exception, spirited
and artistic The maps enable the reader
to follow the course or the expedition with
ease; and as regards typography, II need
only be said that the volume was printed
at the Riverside PTess."-LN. Y. Times.
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Fire.

NEW York, October pa fire
took place tonight at the Wood Pre-
serving Factory of Robins u Co. To-
the explosion of tank of carbOlic
acid, and NJ. Voorhees,, the patentee of
the preserving process, and Mike
Grogan were instantly killed. Their
bodies were blown fifty feet in the
air. Loss estimated at $4,000; in
sured.
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Washington 3yews.


WAsHINGroN, Oct. 25.-Hon. S. M.
FELTON, and Maj. Henry McAllister,
of Philadslphia, Secretary of the
American Iron and Steel Association,
had an interview with Secretary Bout
we'll this forenoon, Ia relation to the
undervaluation of foreign steel and
the partial evasion of duty on iron
and steel rails. Mr. Boutwell, stated
that be was engaged in an investiga-
ton of the subject to which his at
teation had been called, and it was
his Intention to carry out the law In
the letter aud spirit.
Chief Justice Chase read an elab
crate opinion to day in the Yerger
case, to the effect that the Supreme
Court of the United States had juris-
diction under the Constitution and
Judiciary act of 1889, and that the
act of 1867, repealed by that of 1868,
does not operate to take away the
jurisdiction Of this court. In matters
of ha6eas corpus, which is among our
most valuable rights, aud is guarded
both by the Constitution and statute.
The merits Of the case were not in
volved In the opinion.
Mr.. Phillips, council for Yerger,
remarked that he had invited a con-
/ ference to- morrow forenoon with the
Attorney General before further &C
| ton in the case. A motion for writ
of habeds corpus is pending
The following officers are assigned
to duty in connection with the regis,
| tration and election In Mississippi
Capt. Francis w. Weir, lst Lieuten-
ants John Pulford, John p Walker,
| Il. Williams and A. b. Niles. esss
Bvt. Colonel Barnitz, Seventh Cav
airy, is ordered In charge of the cav
airy recruits at Fort LeavenWorth.
The committee from Baltimore re-
presenting tae Maryland Agricultural
Society, and the committee represent
| ing the Maryland Institute for the pro-
motion of agricultural arts, called on
the President to-day, and rendered to
him an invitation to attend the inau-
quail exercises of the revival of the
State Agricultural Society on Tues
day and Wednesday next.
The President thanked the commit
| tee for this courtesy, but stated thai
he would be unable to avail himself
of the invitation. a.
Ex Senator Wade, Of Ohio, was
among the visitors to the President
to-day.
The Secretary Of the Treasury ha:
authorized the payment at once, aud
| without rebates, the interest due
November 1, both on registered anC
coupon bonds.
The opinion delivered by Chic
Justice Chase to- day does not involve
the merits of the Yerger case, or the
constitutionality of the reconstrue
tion acts, but merely the question Of
the authority of the Court to issue the
writ of ha5eds corpus under its appel
ate Jurisdiction of the case on the
merits Of the case. Thereon will b,
presented the question only aslto which
bower in the State Of Mississippi, il
4 its present condition of reconstruc
ton, the military or civil, a person
charge with crime, is amenable.
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James Fenimore Cooper's Complete
LlLnrI.n

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NEW YORK, Oct. =. - The bark
Linda. from Jamaica, lost six Of her
crew Of yellow fever She has one
sick now. The vessel viii be detained
at nuarantine.
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A Historu of Nan Eagland.

Il t1tSLOTy OT Nelo E7lgtd7Lu.
BY John G. Palfrey, LID In two vol
umes, crown SVo. Cloth, s. 90.
We believe that DR.. Palfrey has pene-
trated deeply into the spirit of American
History, and has thus given certain mar
monious unity TO the annals of the New
England fathers, the want of which mas
as usually related by the early writer's,
50 arid, confuset, and repulsiVe."-lNeW
York Tribune.
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Life, Letters, and Posthumous Works
of Fredrika Bren1er.

We feel sure that the rare
qualities Of heart and mind united, the
beauty Of description and purity OF thought
and feeling, which won for Miss Bremer'S
domestic pictures So many loving readers
all over the world during her lifetime, Will
draw the old ones back and attract many
new ones to THESE memorials. p LClncin-
natl Evening Chronicle.
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The lnlpr6gisatore.

BY Hans Christian Andersen. In one
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No book brings back the exteFnals OF
Italy more distinctly and viYfdly 10 the
eye of the mind than this novel Of the
Danish poets. Everything which an OBJ
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actertstic of Italy, aud not elsewhere
found, Will be discovered anew in these
In Italy.