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BATES or ABVEEFBUe.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-07

General John ID. Cochrane has de-
clined the appointment of Collector
of Iaternal Revenue for the Sixth
District of New York.
The internal revenue receipts to-
day amount to 81 7l5, 900.
WASHINGTON, July 8. - Special
Agent of the Treasury Department
Kensel has arrived from New Or
leans, where he has been making IN
vestigations of frauds in the Custom
House. He denies the report Of the
discovery of frauds In the Custom
House under the late administration
of Kellogg.
Paymaster Bridge resigned the posi-
ton of Chief of the Bureau of Pro-
visions and Clothing in the Navy De-
partment to accept the appointment
of Chief Inspector. Paymaster H. l..
Dunn Is appointed his successor as
Chief of the Bureau.
Mrs. Grant and children will prob
ably commence their Summer resi-
dence at Long Branch about the 18th
There is authority for stating that the
President does not contemplate his
intended tour or prolonged absence
from the Capital during the summer.
Yesterday morning, while a party
we're enjoying the holiday near Ar
mory Square, one fred pistol at an
old canteen covered, which ignited
the canvass aud scattered someBf the
fragments into cigar box about one
third full Of powder, causing an ex-
plosion, and seriously, if not fatally,
injuring four of them about the head,
arms and bodies. Two other boys,
thoughasufering severe pain, are not
considered in dangerous condition.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-07
News from BALTIMORE.

Great preparations are making for
the proper celebration of the Bien-
NAL Musical Festival of the North
eastern Sangerbund of America.
commencing on the 10th and ending
the 10th inst. 1t is expected a large
majority of the members of the one
hundred and sixty or more societies,
will be present, and also a number OF
eminent composers from Europe and
representatives of European societies.
The Sengerbund comprises societies
from Eastern, Middle and Southern
States.
The Society Of the Army of the
Potomac reassembled and elected
Major General Davis Treasurer; Gen
eral Sharp, Recording Secretary. and
Colonel Clinch, Corresponding Seere-
tary. Philadelphia was selected for
the next annual meeting place. A
committee was appointed to select a
place of deposit for the records of the
Army of the Potomac, when the
Society adjourned.
Seniors Aliero and Barrora, of the
Cuban Junta. were to-day admitted
to bail in S. 900 each.
BY a supposed incendiary FIRE
last night, the buildings Nos. 358,
800 aud 362, on Grand Street,
Williamsburg, were much damaged,
and l3 persons bad narrow escape
with their lives. Mendolsoln q Stone,
dry goods dealers, in whose store the
fire commenced, have been arrested,
charged with arson. They claim to
have lost 81 900, and are insured for
$4,000. Other losses amount to
$1,000; insured.
A fire at Plainfeld this morning
destroyed the stores Of Hitchell &
Ramsay, M. Vermucle and j. 5. Dun
ham. and damaged that Of Boyce &
Thorne; loss $4,000; two-thirds in
sured.
Prince ArthuF leaves England for
Halifax on the steamer City Of Paris,
on the 14th OF August.
Angelrot, formerly a Consul of va
rious German States at st. Louis, died
recently at Carlsruhe, in his seventy
Soc0ud wear
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-07
DAHAY JOURNAL
Railroads.


The speopls Of Southern Illinois
seem TO be considerably agitated on the.
subject of railroads, and innumerable
schemes are being discussed with a
great deal of Yehemence. We see
that elections have been ordered in
several counties for the construction
of roads of local interest An election
will be held in Gallatin County on
tie 26th day Of July. A. ID. 1869, to
subscribe to the capital stock of the
St. Louis & Southeastern Railway
twenty-five thousand dollars There
is little doubt that the subscription
will be authorized.
A railroad meeting was held in
Goleonda, Pope County, on the 26th
ultime, in the interest Of the Col
conda & Du Quoin Railroad. A good
deal Of interess was. manifested, and
steps taken to push the enterprise to
a successful conclusion.
We publish, this morning a com
mznieation from one of our citizens
who is enthusiastic on the railroad
question. and Urges harmonic Us ac-
tion. in favor Of d road into Southern
Illinois from our city. The meeting
to morrow night will, no doubt, de-
velop some interesting points on thii
matter. We hope our citize rs vii
turn out en- nlasse to meet the d elegate
from Southern Illinois, and that |
full, free and harmonious di saussiol
may be had, and the whole n latter b
satisfactorily adjusted.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-07

A trial of the model of the air
shin Avitor. an Monday, in San
Francisco, was pronOunced a success oy
the Times, while the Alta says the pei
formance was something ike failure.
The wind was blowing so hard that Il was
impossible TO make the experiment In the
open air, SO the trial was made under
cover. The ship rose in the air, was pro-
PEELED backward and forward, and guided
in any desired direction by the steering
apparatus. II is claimed that the present
Avitor is not a criterion of its success.
The principle is developed on small
scale. and it's machinery is 50 trihing-
engines and boilers weighing less thAn
one hundred pounds-that its failure or
success is a matter of no surprise
Pienics. railroad and steamboat excur-
sions were very numerous In st. Louis on
Monday, and large proportion OF the
people OF the city went into the country
The most noticeable feature OF the day
was a picnic at the Fair Grounds, FOR the
beneflt of orphans, at which the DeciaFa-
tton of Independence was read and an ad-
dress delivered by John I'll. O. Neil In the
evening there was fine public exh1b1tlon
of IRE works and 1nnumerable private
displays The streets were ablaze Win
pyrotechnics, and the ebunition of patrols
fc feelings was Kept up until late hour.
A few trivial accidents occurred, but noth-
ing of a serious character has been re-
ported.
The Congressional excursion party, now
visiting Kansas, by invitation'of the Kan
sas Pacific Railway Company, consisting
of Senators Scott of Pennsylvania. Rice OF
Arkansas, Schurz and Drake of missouri,
and Representatives Morrell, of Pennsyl-
vanfa, and Vanhorn and Finkilnburg OF
Missouri, arrived Monday night at Salina-
Kansas, and on Tuesday continued the
trip by special train to Sheridan, the pres
ent terminus of the road; thence they 20
via PuebIa and Pixies Peak TO Denver.
Gen. Schofeld and staff accompany them
! to Colorado On Saturday, the party al
| tended the celebration of the opening OF
/ the new bridge at Kansas City. Sunday
was spent at tLeavenwOrth, and on Monday
| a special train of the Kansas Pacific TOOK
them to Salina, stopping at Topeka, where
| they crossed the new bridge OF the Atcn1-
/ son. Topeka & santa Fe Railroad across
the Kansas River. The citizens of Topeka
| turned out in goodly numbers. and gave
the visitors an impromptu but cordial vel
come. at which Senators Scott and Drake
| made q speech.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-07
Two Editors Shot by a Policeman
Intense Excitement.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July 6.-This
afternoon, about two o'clock, G. w.
Brown and Major o. j. Smith, editors
and proprietors Of the Saturday EUen-
eng Gazette, were shot by Erwin S.
Erney. a day policeman, under cir
cumstances of the most unprovoked
character. Major Smith was return
ing from dinner to his Office, and as
he passed the corner Of Third and
Main Streets, Erney assaulted him
with billy Stunned and bewildered
by the blow, Smith ran out into the
middle of the street, Erney following
him up and dealing several more
blows before he reached the opposite
side.
BY this time Smith succeeded in
drawing his pistol, and attempted to
shoot, but missed fire. Erney then
jumped behind a lamp post, and
drawing a large navy revolver, fired at
Smith. Smith firing at about the same
time, Erney's shot taking effect In
Smiths leg. Erney started across
the street, and meeting Ar. Brown,
who had at that time reached the
ground, again drew up his revolver
and fred at Brown, the shot taking
effect in his breast, producing, it is
feared. mortal wound. The most
| intense excitement prevails.
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DeslrnclIEo Flre.

LOUISVILLE, July 6.-About $3.50
last night, the store Of H. III. Neal,
dry goods dealer, corner of Fourth
aud Jefferson Streets, was damaged
by fire 20 the amount of forty or fifty
thousand dollars In stock and fix.
lures. The whole insurance amounts
to S25, 900, $1,000 whereof was upon
fixtures. Meals property was insured
for 1000 in each of the following
companies. Louisville Insurance and
Banking Company, Liverpool and
London Company, Cleveland In
surance. Buckeye Insurance Compa-
ny and the North American. A Ro-
man candle falling into the store is
supposed to have been the cause of
the fire.
A cricket match between the Blue
Stockings, Of Cincinnati, and the
Kentucky Club, Of Louisville, result
ed in a victory Of the former by ]
wicket, the score being 120 to 121. "A
large attendance was present.
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Base BalI-OIymDics the VlCtOFs By
"A Score of III To 3D.

LOUISVILLE, July 6-The atten-
dance at Cedar Hill Park, TO witness
the game of base ball between the
0lympics, of Washington, ID o., and
Che Kentuckys, of this city, was very
large The game was both exciting
and interesting, and occupied three
hours and thirty minutes, resulting
in favor Of the 0lympics by score of
forfV-fOur 90 nInn.
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Election in Richmond, Va.
Meeting OF the Irish National Re-
publican Convention - Platform
AdODg ed. &c.

Meeting OF the Irish National Re-
publican Convention - Platform
AdOp,ed DC.
CHICAGO, July 6-The Irish Ma
tional Republican Convention met st
FarweIl Hall, in this city, yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock. The hall was
appropriately dressed with flags and
notices. At the hour named the
Convention was called to order by
Mr.. Bell of the Irish Republican, who
proposed as temporary chairman of
the Convention, Hon. j. w. Fitzger-
aid. of Cincinnati. and he was de-
clared elected. Mr.. Fitzgerald ad-
dressed the delegates at considerable
length, taking ground in favor of uni
ver7al suffrage to all classes and col
ors, and also in favor of protection to
American industry. This he urged
as cardinal point.
John Pope Hudnett, Of Dacotah,
A. Kelly, of New York, and j. ID
/ O'Connell, of Washington City. were
elected temporary secretaries.
a Committee on Credentials was
| appointed from each State.
A Committee on Permanent Or.
ganization was also appointed, repre-
senting the States and Territories
Tine Convention then took a recess
/ dll 3 'clgck.
THE Convention reassembieo at
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-07
Election News.

RICHMOND, July 6-The election,
as far as progressed, is the quietest
ever held here. The city presents
the appearance of Sunday. A body
of troops are bivouacked in the public
Park, and the ambulances of the two
parties, covered with national flags,
driving about after the sick aud
infrm voters, are the only unusual
scenes of the day. A number of the
blacks have openly voted the Walker
ticket without any of the hostile
demonstrations of their brethren
which characterized last election.
The whites, up to 1920 o'clock, had
Alb majority IN three wards.
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C6NDEsSED TGLl.GRAMs.


THE Steamships sllesia and Nebraska
have arrived from Eurole
The steamships England and ia va, from
Liverpool, have arrived.
At Utica, N. Y. there We s Iarg e process
sion, including Trade Uni ons.
At Rhinebeek, N. Y, the, Good Templars
had a Lac procession and tomperA nee
Jubilee.
At VIZ gton, n. /, on Monday,
steam tug exploded, eausi ng thee death Of
Col Mears and badly mi airing two others
The day was duly cele brated in Ricn-
mond, Charleston and Other. Southern
cities.
The son Of Hon. Albert ]. Wright was
drowned in Boston har Dor, b ut no other
accidents repor ed.
In st. Louis the natl. onal anniversary
was celebrated aimost U n1ver sally. Busl-
ne was very generally suspei .ded.
The statue of Washing ton, III Philadel-
phia, was unveiled on Mond ay, with ap-
pTopriate ceremonies.
Bloodgoods wooden actor =, near Rah-
way, n. J., was baraed on. u londay. Loss
$4,000.
Captain Monroe Elarr Ison, OF the United
States Army, died in St Loui s. on Monday,
OF brain fever.
4 drunken man, ma me unknown, was
run over the Lor isvillp Short Lin Q
AailroaS on Saturday, and killed.
Mr.. Stevens was ru a over, at Conners-
vile, Ind, on Saturds ty. by q train on the
Wh1ewaraE alley .ailroad, and killed
Henry Hilsee four teen years old, was
slro2f4ds Ia 3llh .eek, Cincinnati, on
MoadsT white bath ng.
TnA Head hoHv 81 George Furth aged
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Onban InteIlIgenee.

WASHINGTON, j uly 5.-The Cubans
here have the following advices. The
Spanish troops, between the 22d and
25th Of June, attacked the forces OF
General Jordan, near Halguin, and
after a fight, which is reported to
have lasted eight hours, they were
repulsed, and compelled to take re-
fuge in the town. The loss Of the
Cubans was nearly two hundred in
killed and wounded Among those
killed we're twenty Americans. The
Spanish loss was about the same. The
Spanish troops consisted Of two brig
AIDES, and out-uumbered the Cubau8
two to one. Gen. Jordan commanded
the revolutionary army.
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Release OF Turner. the ColOred Post
MASTER

ATLANTA, GA, July 6.-Turner, was
colored postmaster al Macon, was re-.
leased by the u. >. Marsha last night
and returned to Macon. The women
having in their possession the United
States Treasury notes were released
on $500 bonds, after a private consul
tation between the IT, s. Marshal and
some lawyers. The whole affair will
be exposed In a few days, and the
guilty parties brought to trial
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-07

Herrea, who some time since was
appointed Minister Of Justice, has
resigned.
Conflicts have taken place in se-
vile between the troops and bands of
Republicans. The latter have been
dispersed and the city Il comparative
ly quiet, though the excitement Il IN
tense
FRANCE.
BREsT, July 6.-Advices from the
Great Eastern to half past ten Mon
day evening, signal good weather, fine
and all well.
PARIS, July 6-No further trouble
- apprehended among miners at
Saint Ettere and vicinity. An accom-
mediation has been arrived at and the
strike is in a fair way Of settlement.
Forty-nine more Of the recent cleo
ton for members of the Corps LeFis-
latif have been declared valid.
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MayO Arrested.

NASHVILLE, July 6.-The Mayor,
arrested for interfering with the
duties of Bass, Receiver, was tried
before a Magistrates Court to-day,
and bound over to the Criminal Court
tomorrow. He is to appear before
the Chancery Court for contempt.
having attempted to exercise authoTi-
ty IS Mayor In violation of an order
Of that Court.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-07

PHILADELPHIA, j uly 6.-The steam
ship Firefy, which started Sunday
morning, with large number Of eZ-
curslonists for Cape May and the
Fishing Banks, was stopped by a
Revenue cutter and delayed till Mon
day morning at the Navy Yard, when
the authorities became satisfied that
the passengers were not fllibusters,
and she was allowed to proceed.
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EasnIngfan Tfems.

WASHINGTON, July TN the in
tervieW with Representative Ed
wards and Cliff and Dr. Culver. of
Georgia, with the President on FRI
day last, the Macon Postmaster ap-
pointment was merely accidentally
mentioned By the President IN con.
nection with the Augusta appoint
ment, and was not matter with
which they interfered. Their bust
ness was not to ask appointment OF
removal from office, but for the use
of the Government Laboratory build
ing at Macon to the State Agricul
turaI Society, for the purpose of an
Agricultural Exposition next Novem-
Der.
Gen. Sherman returned to Wash
ington this forenoon from ST. Louis.
Secretary Robson was at the Navy
Department to-day. engaged in the
duties of his Office
The second party fitted out from
the Naval Observatory, TO observe
the solar eclipse of August 7th. left
here with their instruments Monday
evening, for the vicinity of Des
Moines, Iewa. Professors William
Hardness and j II. Eastman, of the
United States Navy, have charge oil
| the meteorological and Astronomical
work, and the party has been Joined
/ by Dr. Edward Curtis, of the United
/ States Navy, who is under orders
/ from the Surveyor Generals Depart.
meut. g Photograph. in connection
/ With The observatory party the FarI
GUS phases of tha eclipse
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-07

PREscoTT, July 5.-The concluding
match OF the Prescott Lacrosse Tour
nament for the championship was
contested by the Saint Regis Indians
and the Prescott Club After q close
and exciting game, tho latter van
quished their dusky opponents in
three straight games.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-07

HAvAEA, July Ga number of
torpedoes have been found among the
coal at the gas works at Esperita
Saneto.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-07

MONTREAL. July "a fire, which
at one time caused serious alarm,
broke out in Bancroft's livery stable,
at midnight Saturday. A large
amount of hay was burned, and the
building damaged. The horses, num-
bering about fifty, were got out In
safetv
Three of the bargas which ran 5u
the reef at Cape Barts. on Friday
night. have since sunk.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-07

QUEENSTOWN, July 6-Tbe stoam-
ships Siberia and Prussia have ar
rived
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Later Cuban Intelligence.
DESTRUCTIVE Fire at Louis
vile.
Masonic Temple Destroyed
M88tiug of the Irish Ma
tionaI Republican Con-
Vonti0n.
Platform, Resolutions, &c.
Two Editors Shot by q
Policeman.
Late Washington Items.
News By Atlantic Cable.
Election in Richmond, Va
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-07
Fruit ID ars.
E'ruIG ID ar@.t
1t'KeuHAG ID HKsSsa

wN VIEW or THE AMTICEPATED
= extra large fruit crop nf tae present
season, we contracted fu March for ana
unusual stock o FRUIT JAMS OF BEST
READY LARGELY EXCEEDED OUR
MOST SANGUINE EXPECTATIONS wg
would advise customers to SEND EW
THEIR ORDERS EARLY. Glass manu-
facturers generally stop making ln nos
weather (say June), thus cutting or the
supply, aud doubtless Jars viii grow
scarce as the season advance ana
PRICES C0RRESPONDINGLY RICHER.
We have the following excellent brandss
LYMAE's PATENT sELF-sEALBR.
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side the Jar. Greatly improved htnce last
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for ten years.
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| Tue rubber does not come in contact with
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-07

Cork, July 6.-The Common Coun-
Gil yesterday unanimously passed .
resolution calling upon the Govern-
meht TO release imprisoned fenians.
Alta monster meeting. held M Ma.
lone yesterday, resolutions were
offered and speeches were made
protesting against the reply OF Mr.
Sullivan to Moore's resolutions
touching the release of Fenian pris-
oners, in th House Of Commons.
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PORTUGAL.

LISBON, July 6. Advices from
Rio Janeiro, OF June 10, contained no
news of importance. Mcmahon.
United States Minister, was at Buenos
Ayres, and would sail for Rio Janeiro
AT once.
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