The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-19
C0KBENSRB TEbEGRAMS.

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| Ex-President Fillmore and wife ief
Louisville for home to-day.
f. M. Hoffman, & Co., New York brokers
| have failed. - 49,
Maine. was. visited by another peacsfn
rain on Sunday.
The steamships Minnesota from Liver.
| pooi and Pierce from Havre, arrived on
sunday morning.
The Erie Railroad employees threaten q
strike uRie S some discharged men are re-
/ instated.
The break in the Erie Canal, near Sche-
nectady, has been repatret, and canal
navigation resumed.
| Fort Benton has been re-occupied by
/ Government troops. The smallpox pre-
walls amOngsthe Indians IN, that Vicinity.
The New York Society for prevention Of
cruelty to animals, has concluded not to
interfere with pigeon shooting.
Tie Home and Home game of cricket
between st. George aud New York COM
menced to-day. ISesult OF the flrst innIng g |:
St George, 1lSi New York, 81.
The passage OF the steamship Perierre,
from Brest, Is stated to be the quickest
Western voyage on recoTd-eight days and
sixteen hoaTs.
Alexander Stephens writes that he has
not been out OF HIS house but a few times
since February. He has bat very little
hope of ever leaving hone again. ~
The New York Stock Exchange have
adopted resolution instructtng a COM
mittee to consider she prOprIety4of estab-
fishing gold depot.
A German was seized on West street.
New YorB, on sunday morning, by two
highway men, robbed o. twenty dollars,
and then thrown unto the dock. He was
rescued By Ihe police. .sfza rrr -srr q
The Virginia Legislature were to choose
United states senator to-day. The Con-
seryatives have resolved to pport q o one
who cannot take the iron-clae oath, or who
will be object. enable to The admiris istra-
ton and Congress,
1t is understood in New York that Judge
Plerrepont. of that city, win be appointed
one of the Jud Ses OF the United States Su-
preme Court. Attorney General Hoar pre-
fers remaining in the Cabinet.
The Vireinians are anxious to elect
Uniied states Senat ors who will have suf-
ficient ihfiuence TO secure government
aid to complete the James River and Ka-
nawha Canal to the Ohio River.
The Executive Committee appointed to
carry out the plan for Ieveeing the Missis-
sippt bOttOm lands, recommended by toe
Louisville Convention, have adjourned to
meet in New Orleans on the 26th inst.
The car shops Of the Lake Shore Rail-
sured. One hundred and hfty workmen
were thrown out of employment.
The New School Pres5yterlan Synod of
New ORR anu New Jersey M eeIS IN POugh-
keepSie to- morrow, and VIII continue in
session three days. Two hundred preach
erS are expected TO be present
Father Hy acInthe arrived at New York
to day, and proceeded quietly to the house
of a friend. He will be waited upon by
deputatious from various 9eBominatiouaI
societies, and asket to explain his view of
oman Catholicism.
Some citizens OF Washington have
mem orializsd Congress, If 1t win not
redrt IS many OF the evils under which the
city is suffeTing-amosg Others the uncer-
family or is remaining the National
{ apital-to place the District OF Columbia
under he laws and government Of Mary
land or some other state.
Rev. Dr. HubSelI, of New York, preach
ed. on sunday, agai nst the crusade OF the
Romish Church against the Public Schools.
He said il that Church was successful now,
IL would next demand that the press be
delivered into Its hands, and finally would
swallow up all the privileges that Ameri-
cans enjoy, and the land viii become simi-
lar TO ma lons where Papacy has ruled
supreme. e
The greatest Catholic procession ever
wItnesst q in Montreal took place yester-
day afternoon, the occasion being the
translation of the relics OF st. Seno, from
Bonsecour's Church. to Bishops Palace.
over 81, ,0J0 peopie Join ed in the procession.
Fathers Martineau and Langlois addressed
the crowd in English and Freb ch, explain
ing the ceremonies. The streets were dec
GRATED with flags, arches, &c.