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Almanac for New York-This
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Boston Items.

BosroN, Dec Is. = Commodore
StedmaRs assumed command of the
gharlestowni Navy Yard, in place of
mand of the East India Squadron as
Admiral. -'i5Haa7Q4f
The steam sloop Alaska resolved a
crew. and goes to China. -iah
The iron clad Terror has taken a
crew, and goes to New York. subse-
quently to the West Indies. Several
other vessels are fitting for sea. in
Guiding the new steamer Worcester.
," The Niagara is being converted
intO an iron=clad.
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WashLngtOn News.

. WAsHINGroN. Dec. 15.-Tbe Presf-
dent to day made the following nOmi-
nations to the Senate: E. r. Hoar,
of Massachusetts,, Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court of the United
States; L. d. Latimer, United States
Attorney of California; J as. w. Pur-
viance, Attorney of the Western Dis
trict of Tennessee; David w. Hous-
ton, Marshal for Kansas; Edgar W
HiIlyer, Judge Of the United States
District Court of Nevada; Richard
Beardsly, of Indiana, Consul at Jeru.
salem; Henry Crogers. Receiver of
Public Moneys for Helena, ia Mon
tana District.
The committee of internal Revenue
officers, to whom was referred the
subject of q change in, the recent
order Of Commissioner Delano, con-
cerning the use of stand casks, have,
upon consultation, decided that no
reason exists why any alteration or
modification of the Commissioper's
order should be made. 3
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New York items.

NEW YoRK, December Is. - Col.
Whitley, Chief of the u. s. Secret
Service, received By express from
Philadelphia, last evening, a package
cotaining counterfeit ten dollar Ma
ti9nal Bank note plate. The plate,
which is in four pieces-two for the
face and two for the back--is splen-
didly engraved On the finest steel. the
latter bearing the imprint of John
Sellers & Sons, Sheffield. Experts
and detectives pronounce it the best
plate they have ever seen, and they
were of the opiaion thatsro notes had
ever been printed upon it, aud that it
had not been transferred. The per-
son sending it says he has been a
counterfeiter for the past twelve. years !;
has removed, and has left for foreign
parts.
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ENaLAND.

LONDON, Dec. 15.-The Morning
Telegraph has an editorial on the re-
neWal of the reciprocity treaty, where
IN it predicts some modification of
the policy of Congress toward the
Dominion of Canada, through the in
fuence Of Secretary Fish, who is a
believer in free trade.
SOUTHAMPTON, December 15.-Ar-
rived. Russia and Wostphalia, from
New York
PANS, Dec. 15.-The Carlist insur-
rectionists continue quite active on
the French border. Yesterday, sew
eral eases of arms, supposed to belong
to them, were seized at Bayonne and
other places in that neighborheod, by
the French authorities.
ITALY.
EDl ROME. December 14.-An impor-
tant Papal Bull has been issued under
seal of strict secrecy, establishing
regulations for the Ecumenical Coun-
Gil. In the exordium his Holiness
exhorts the Bishops to live In the
practice of charity, humility, sobriety
and pious contemplation during the
session ofAthe Council. He declares
that although the right of making
propositions for the Council belongs
only to himself and the Court of
Rome, ad gtOS ct al saRctAns sedan,
he desires and expects every Father
to think il his duty to make a propo-
sition, but on these conditions: lst,
that the proposition be made in writ
ing and submitted privately to the
Council of Bishops named by the
Pope; I'd, that the proposition have for
its object the general interest Of the
Church-not of particular diocese !;
Sd, that 1t be accompanied By state
ment of the motives which led to its
presentation; 4th, that it be conform
able to the spirit and traditions Of
the Catholic Church. Els Holiness
/ imposes secrecy on every person con-
cerned in the coneiliary labors.
The order of precedence is fixed as
I follows: Cardinal bishops, cardinal
priests, cardinal deacons, patriarchs,
primates, arehbishops, bishops, alb
bots, generals of monastic orders.
The fathers are authorized to doBig-
nate ten Of their number to be charged
with the judicial settlement of con-
testations arising amoBg themselves.
The Bull appoints the officers of
the Council, naming as Legate or
Prdesioes over the general congrega-
tions, Cardinals De Reisach, De Luc-
ca, Bizarre, BiIo and CaDatli. The
Fathers who desire to harangue the
assembly mast obtain authorization
from the Legate the evening preced-
ing the day on which they intend to
speak. Those who intend to propose
eanons must first submit them to one
Of the four Commissioners on Faith,
Discipline. Religious Orders and Ori-
entail Affairs, These Commissioners
viii be chosen by the Fathers, but
each viii be presided over by a
Cardinal named By the Pope.
The Bull prohibits the Fathers
from absentiDg themselves before the
conclusion of the Council, and author
ICES them to reside outside their do
oeses during the entire period of the
Council.
a majority of the Bishops are dis
satisfied with many of the provisions
of tho Papal Bull.
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MOre FalIares.

New YoRK, December Is. - The
failure is announced to-day of Rich
ard, Patrick & Co., of New York, and
San francisco, and of w. b. Wild
bank, stock broker and former clerk
in the Sub-Treasury. Liabilities not
stated.
Rumor says a prominent dry goods
firm has also suspended; name with
held.
4 The Governing Committee of the
Stock Exchange have concluded not
to offer reward for the apprehension
of Gray & Pratt, as the victims of tb
bounty loan fraud have already taken
necessary steps in the matter. They
have, however, directed their Law
Committee to see that there is no
compounding with the rogues.
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Keep the Circulation Active.

a free and regular circulation Of the
blood Is essential to health. 1t places the
y mole system In a state OF active defense
against all unWhOlasome Influences, and
Is an especial safeguard against the mimi
Cal eject OF sudden changes of tenn pera-
ture, and OF damp and cold.
II proper attention were paid 10 this i'm
portant fact. there would DOT only be a
great decrease in the number of cases OF
stomach, bowel, and renal complaints, but
also In the number or deaths by consurlp D.
ton and other pulmonary diseases.
Az this period OF the year. when the
alRldiDg line which separates q genial
from an tuclement season has tust passed
q course Of HOSTETTER's STOMACH
BLI Tits will be found OF invaluable SER
wee IN Improving the condition OF the
xaLel nutd and gently stimulating It's fov.
N1oienL coughs and colds, like intermit-
tent FEVER, are the frequent effects OF a
emily atmosphere upon a debilttated or
ganization. Diseases OF tue kfdneys often
proceed from the same source How egsar-
tlaI lt Is therefore, for persons OF feeble
con- titution 10 tnvigOrate the vital orQani-
zatiOn al the commencement OF VYihfar
Fortified by warm clothing without and
HOpTEITER'S BlTfER5 within. the
frati and delicate may brave with 1npu-
nifty an amount of exposure and hardship
which, under other circurasf ancea. Wonl III
PROSTATE them on bed OF tickueas Let
them consider this, and be wise IN time.
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81. L0nls items.

=. ST., LOUIS. Dec. 15.-Seyeral days
ago, Dewitb4C. Gray, a young mer
chant, was arrested and tried on the
charge of stealing one hundred and
twenty wheat sacks, and acquitted.
To- day he brought three suits against
several merchants, charging them
with -eonspiring to blast his good
name and credit as a merchant. He
claims forty thousand dollars dam
ages. Among the parties sued are
Mayor Cole, Gee.Bain. Henry Fred
erick aud BeDjamin Won Phul.
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d More Trouble in Che Hudson Bay
Country.

CHICAGO, December. ia special
to the Tribune from St. Paul, under
this date, says the latest intelligence
from Red River, is to the effect that
the rebels have placed Gov. McTav-
ish under close guard on account of
his recent proclamation advising them
to lay down their arms and submit to
the Government. Captain Campbell,
of Mod DougalPs party, attempted to
enter Fort McGary, but was met at
the gates by the sentinels, who forced
him back upon American soil, under
pain of being shot. and forbidden to
re-enter the lines of the insurgents.
The account says. the rebels continue
to issue rations from the Hudson
Bay Company's goods with regularity
and that it is making great inroads
upon the provisions of the Company.
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LAND IN UNION TOWNSHIP.
JOHNSON's
Real Estate 8 Patent Agency

Y HAVE A VARIETY OF BUsT.
IL NESS and DWELLING HOUSES,
and large number OF BUILDING LOTS,
IN almost every part of Evansville; also, q
number OF Farms and several thousand
acres of TIM BERED LANDS, all oe which
will sell on EASY TERMS. L have some
very DESIHABLE and very OH E A T.
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money by purchasing at my office. Those
having property to sell Will please bring
me the description and price.
L shall soon advertise for public sale
some valuable property In the UPPER part
of the city, near the proposed track Of the
street railroad, where nice building sites
can be had on VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
i have also opened an Office for SOLICIT
ING PATENTS. Persons desiring to OBJ
tain Patents can make application at once
and by calling at my omce, on sf
THIRD ST., bet. Main and Locust.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
ocl3l Real Estate and Patent Agent.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, December 15.-
The House resumed the considera-
tion of the Cincinnati and Southern
Railroad bill this afternoon. After
debate, amendments acceptable to its
friends were adopted and it passed on
its final reading, by 40 to 20, and was
ordered to be Immediately sent to the
Senate.
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Drowned.

LOUISVILLE, December ia skiff,
containing Lieutenant j. K. Worden,
Company b, 18th Infantry, and two
privates, capsized while crossing the
river to-day. Worden was drowned !;
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PITTsBURG, Dec. ia banquet
was given this evening by the Wash
ington Lodge of Masohs of this
city, to Colonel Roberts, a distin-
guished member of the Pittsburg
bar, in view of his departure for
Chicago, his future homo.
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Shooting AffaIr-One Man EeFereI.
Wounded. loft

Shooting Anair-One Man Severely
s.ss..1 Wounded. = .off
Especial to the Journal.l
"A CLovERPoRT, IND, Dec. 15-7 P. NJ.
This evening young man named
Berry went into storeswhere James
B. Lillard was talking to several per-
sons, and fired two shots at him, one
taking effect in the thigh and passing
entirely through it. Itis thought the
wound will not prove fatal. Berry
did not say a word to Lillard. He
has escaped IS He is cousin TO one
arm Berry, the guerrilla, and belonged
to a band himself, during the war
that'operated in the vicinity Of West
Point. Ky!9 He is known to be a
desperate character. The cause for
the shooting is unknown.
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q Historu 81 - Eaqlana.

Il kItSLLIW OT LFUIJ EUUIIHI-
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Murder-Man Shot In q Gambling
HOuse-DespeFate Fight Between
whites and Negroes Several
2 Knmnded. = .--------

CINCINNATI, December 15.-The Of
fcers of the steamer Fleetwood report
a bloody murder at Maysyille. in
which Mr.. Taylor. clerk of the Ban
croft House. shot and killed stran-
ger in a quarrel about cards in
gambling house, q ssa
. The same officers report desperate
fight, on Monday night, between a
party of negroes and whites, at
Maiden, West Va, ten miles above
Charleston, on the Kanawha River.
Several were wounded on both sides,
General Ruffner among the number.
The jury at Madison, Ind. yester-
day acquitted James w. Rea, who
was being tried for the murder of
Can't. j. S. Rea.
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acleristic OF Italy and nrf ris.r rera
found, viii be diseoNarnn - sssa f.. fhere
animated paeos.''-f H1iifMrafs ~ NrrfFe
In Italy.