The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-31
CONDEEs2D TELKG 8AMs.

FRIDAY, December 81.
The steamer England, from Liverpool,
arrived at New FORK yesterday.
Gold opened In New York yesterday at
ll91S, but closed strong at l2O3s. stocks
were dull.
Several large breweries were seized in
Brooklyn on " ednesday, and two large
distilleries ia New YORK city.
The Democratic Convention. in Mem
phis, yesterday afternoon, nominated
John Johnson for Mayor.
Articles OF association OF the Fort Wayne
q Pacific Railroad were filed in the Secre-
tary OF States office, at Indianapolis, yes
terday. capital three millions
AtHudson. New York. yesterday, Chas.
Wood was arrested for passing eOunterfett
twenties OF the new issue, we'll executed, !,
on the Tradesnen's National Bank, New
York.
A Mr.. stedman, OF Oneida County, New
York, Was kilted AZ u % yesterday morn
1ng. while endeavorihg 70 get on the ac-
commodation train for Meadvtlle at Oil
city, Pennsylvania. Tas train was IL mo-
tion.
Two brick buildings. on Main street. In
Bangor, MaIne, were burned on Wednes-
day night The principal occupant was
James +. snow, a dry goods dealer, whose
stock, valued at $4,000, was greatly DAM
aged, and was only partially insured
A. .BenInger has commenced suit before
Judge Gilbert, OF New York, against his
former partners Clarke 81 sons, and Judge
Gilbert has Issued a temporary injunction,
restraining the latter from using bGe sign
OF A. Bentnger, Clarke a sons, with an Or
der 10 show cause on tne f1Tst Monday ln
January why the Injunction shOuld MOI
be made perpetual.
The New York morning papers repre-
| sent the cattle in the live stock markets
/ in that city at present, in very unhealthy
4 condition. AS gene at rule, they noun-
1 der knee deep in filthy s.ush. Their be-
/ numbed limbs are unable to sustain their
/ trembling bodies, and some more exhaust
/ ed than their fellows, sink on the foul
/ ground OF the totally unprotected cattle
/ pens.
/ General John c. Fremont has sued the
/ Kansas Pacific Railway Company. 10 re-
| cover for an alleged preach OF cOntract
| General Fremont Claims that when he ell
/ tied with the company IN 1865. they agreed
| TO give him 500 009 worth OF United states
/ bonds, the first issued to the eoDspany un-
/ der the act Of Congress. Inc bonds lnat
i they really did give him were of later
/ date, SO that he lost several years inter
| est.
The anHual session of the BItssousi State
/ Teachers Association has been com
/ menced in Kansas City. over one hun
/ dred delegates, Including twenty-five
1 women, afe present from cinerenJ parts
4 of the state. Edwin Clark, or JEFFERSON
/ City, presiues. Very able essays and adj
dresses were made on the subject inti-
/ mately con nected with educational inter-
/ Is = and the general proceedings We're
/ quite IN tereStlng.
Two companies OF Feniaps. fully armed
| and uniformed, arrived at Boston on
\ Wednesday night, aGd were mustered
into service by Colonel John Brown, mus
tering ofdcer of the Legion OF st. Fatrlck
for Eastern Mas aehuSetts. They profess
to be preparing for any opportunity that
may occur for coup q 'etdt IN ireland
There are companies in Lawrence, Low
| ell and all other cities and considerable {
towns in that section, and their numbers
are said to be formidable.