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Election News.

RICHMOND, VA, July G. The
election passed off quietly. Nearly
every telegram received here by either
party shows large gains for Walker
and = serious split in the cOlOred
vote, which, it was claimed, would be
cast solid for Wells. The heaviest de-
fection of colored men from the Wells
ticket is in the sOuth-side counties,
where the Walker men ran several
oolored men for the Legislature. In
Charlotte, a very strong cOlored conn
~, 400 blacks voted for Walker. Up
to midnight kilograms have been re-
oeived which announce that Walker
had carried the following counties !:
Bedford, by 1000 majority; Augusta.
by 300 majority; Albemarle, by 900
majority: Culpepper, by 200 majority !;
Washington, by 100; Smith, by 100;
Louisa and all the white counties west
of the mountains.
Wells carries Petersburg by one
hundred and twenty, Greensville by
three hundred, aud Chesterfield,
Charlotte and Halifax. The Con-
gressional candidates successful as far
as heard from are: Porter, 1 Wells
man. in this district, Booker, Walk
er man. in Pittsylvania district, Nor
ton, colored, In York distrlct, aud
Mckenzie in the Alexandrig district.
In very few counties have the blacks
polled their registered vote, while
the whites everywhere have polled
nearly their entire strength. In this
Legislative district the Walker men
claim three thousand majority, which
gives them eleven members Of the
/ Legislature. 1t is estimated by old
politicians that Governor Wells
defeat is the most decided that has
occurred since the Presidential cam
paign of 1856 The Constitution,
with the Objectionable clauses expul-
gated, is adopted by an overwhelming
majority. About thirty counties have
oeen heard from which give Walker
/ oearly twelve thousand majority.
RICHMOND, VA. July 4, 80 A M
/ Thirty-three counties heard from give
Walker about fifteen thousand ma
RieHMoND, VA, July Up K
one 3 clock to-day the dispatches re
eieved show that Walker carries th'
State bv forty thousand, and the Leg
isIature by forty on joint ballot. Ih'
I following w aiker candidates ior Con
f gress are certainly eiecteo mcAenZi'
+ in the Seventh district, Milne IN tn
i sixth. Gibson In the Eighth, Ridgwa.
Ia the Fifth. Segar Congressman a
Tbe following IRE the Wells Con
eressmeU elected Platte In the Sec
i o,a district Porter In the Third Nor
ton. colored 10 tnc First.
Am the telegrams this morning Civ
overwhelmiDg gains to Walker, S
large as to divest the result of the In
ter9st of a doubt The Walker me
are assembled iu the streets In grea
crowd che over --n turns.
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Arrested on SusnIclon. &c.

ST. LOUIS, July IA dispatch
from Greencastle, His. says a man
named John Moore has been arrested
on suspicion Of having murdered Mrs.
McAdam on Monday. His boots cor
respond with the tracks seen near the
house. A knife found on him fits the
wounds on Mrs. McAdam. and blood
was on his clothes, for which he could
give no reasonable account. He IS a
brOther-in-law OF Mrs. McAdam, and
no reason can be assigned why he
should have committed the deed A
majority of the people believe him in
nocent. Another man, answering the
description of a man seen on Mrs.
MeAdams premises the day of the
murder, has been arrested at Wood
burn.
The Committee that made the final
decision not TO charter the propeller
Wilmington, for trip from New
York, do not abaadOn the idea of
direct trade with New York and
other ports, but owing to the
difficulty of obtaining vessels adapted
for the trade, they urge that bonus
of $50 600 be raised and given to any
one who will build an iron vessel at
this point that shall meet in point of
draft, capacity and other require
ments, what is needed Tor a successful
sea going and river steamer. They
believe that vessels In every way suit
able Tor this trade, can be built, and
are extremely anxious that some ship
builder shall inaUgurate the move
ment
Adviees from the West say on the
morning of the 26th ult, party Of
Indians, supposed to be Cheyennes,
and about twenty in number, made a
dash upon three trains near Sheridan,
stampeding about fifty mules and
killing and scalping one Mexican.
One party came within two hundred
yards Of the engine house, capturing
thirty mules. Two parties Of citizens
have gone IN pursuit of the Indians.
The Mexican killed was within eight
hundred yards of the depot.
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CoNDESsED TELEGRAMs.

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noa'' le-l ir'o 'ne rlVer az CINCINNATI and
10 ~ ," iie'i yesterday afternoon
The nEibuster tugs Cool, Mabie, and
Chase v ere yesterday bonded in sI5,5O0,
and released.
The Harvard aforementioned Crow lef,
Boston for NJ Yor,, Is.t nfght Tbev sail
II. rrr.rs -as.ria, ir Ibe staor,s,i,,
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SINE i-'eNenlS WAS run over and
- agar Ll'-' il'''i'' U'ilo'
road
Charles Gillespie, while walking on a
boom, at stuiwater Minnesota, on Tues
day afternoon, was s-rueE oY lightning
aud killed.
General cochran declined ths collector
shin Of the sixth New York District in
conseoaa,,c ~ M, rcld1ess ~ ,r.',,, -
ne not deeming lne money safe.
The New York Board OF Health yester-
uay declared Havana ate Matanzas in
frcted ports. Thls subiee vessels there
from to rigid quarantine.
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NEW ORLEANS, July Z. Large
quantities of seized sugars of A. e.
ContonrIe IL 90. have been claimed
by the Havana firm of PIassonvillis
Il Co. Contonrie & Co. have sus-
pended payment. Besides the sugar
belonging to the latter firm, under
surveillance, is a large quantity of
molasses and liquors.
Heavy orders for Nos. and 2
wheat are being received from France
more than can be filed here. Or
ders for 100000 bushels of No. l have
been received within a few days.
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Suicide - A Boy Killed and One
Drowned.

CINCINNATI, July Wash. KEN
per, proprietor of the Plumbing es-
tablishment, hung himself at his resi-
dence, this evening.
Louis Shields, aged twelve years,
was instantly killed at nine o'clock
this evening by the fall of the lever
of a transportation wagon on his
head, with which he and two other
boys were playing.
A boy, nineteen years Of age, a
Spaniard by birth, late from New
Orleans, was drowned while bathing
in the Ohio. at eight o'clock this
evening. He gave his name as Neal.
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GOING NORTH.
sTEAMROATTJNEs


To LoUIsVILLE.-Every Monday at 10
O'Clock An. Every Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday az L
O'Clock p. NJ.
To CAIRo-DaiIy, except Sunday, at
O'Clock p. M.
10 GREEN RIVER.-Every Monday, Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday at o'clock
Pm.
70 EAsTPoRT. Every Tuesday and Sat-
TO HESDERsoH-Daily, except Sundays,
~ O'Clock PM
To Every Tuesday, ,Wednes-
day and saturday NJ p. M.
transient boats daily up and dowr.
10 CINcINNATI-Ever Saturday at 10
AM.
10 CANHELToN-Ever Tuesday, Thurs
day, aud Saturday at 10 AM.
hoekportStage (vta NeWburgh and Boom
FllIe) carrying the mail, leaves at 4. M
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
arrives by p. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
&i1o saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
aays ana Fridays at 7 A. III. Arrives Tues
Jays ana saturdays by p. NJ.
nj. vernon Mail Stage leaves daily (eX.
5ept sundays) at A. N. Arrives daily lex
sept sundays) by p. M.
TO NEWBURG.-HacK daily (except Sum
aayJ from the Merchants Hotel, at
O'Clock p. M.
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EUROPE.
News by Atlantic Cable
ENGLAND.


LONDON, July THE Daily Ne,0
says the Irish Church Bill will leav,
the House of Lords with a very des
perate character, and with a very
different character from which it en-
tered, aud much less acceptable tC
the country 1t will be quite impos
sible for the House of Commons tC
accept the amendments made by the
4 House of Peers, and it will be their
duty to restore the bill in its original
form. TIE Lords have done their
/ best to spoil the measure. They pru-
| dently abstained from rejecting it. and
| the House of Commons must trans
form the deformed
LONDON, July THE Times, com
menting on last nights debate, says
By their last act, the House of Lords
/ completed the transformation of the
| Ministerial scheme. They have re-
| fused by a majority of seven to ap-
prove the clause appropriating the
| surplus funds Of the Church, and
have preferred to reserve the ques-
/ ton for future consideration. The
/ meaning of this vote Is not obscure
The Duke of Argyle condemned it by
anticipation, as an attempt to reverse
the vote by which the Duke of Cleve-
lands amendments. proposing a
concurrent endowment was re-
jected, and although we agree
with the Marquis of Salisbury, that
provisions for the Catholic Priests,
at heart, we must acknowledge the
justice of the Duke of Argyle's gen
eral conclusion that the vote unques-
tionably reverses. in spirit, if not in
form, the decision of the Duke of
Cleveland's scheme.
The Times believes the country is
ready and willing to support the grant
for ecclesiastical residences for the
Catholics and Presbyterians. IF
the opportunity to make it is
rejected, it will be because the
governing powers, being unable
to rise, the catch words Of party
dare not look openly and courageous
ly at the truth.
Sir James York Scarlett has been
made Knight of the Grand Cross ofthe
Bath, and Lord Monck has been
made Knight Of the Star of India.
The Telegraph purchase bill, now
before the House Of Commons, pro-
poses to raise seven million pounds in
bonds for the purchase of the lines
and to make the service a monopoly, |
to go into existence January 1st, 1870. !
FRANCE.
BREsT, July 7.-Dispatches through |
the cable, from the Great Eastern, |
report that up to Tuesday noon she |
run 1924 knots, paying out 100 |
knots of cable. She reports heavy |
gale on Monday night, but it was
Weathered finely. The signals are !
good.
PARIS, July 7.-The Patrie denies
that Ministerial changes are immi- |
nent.
La France denies the story Of |
contemplated evacuation of Rome by |
the French.
SPAIN.
MADRID, July THE ministerial |
crisis is over. Lerella has been ap-
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Havana News

HAVANA, July 7.-Captain General
Derodas has issued an important
nr6elamation. He states that the in
snrrection has been reduced IN extent,
and Is now carried on by parties of
euerriIlas. He declared that parties
arrested for robbery, arson or murder
sIsF' fs tried BY court martial, while
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Canadian Items.

MONTREAL, July 7.-Letters re
eeived from JEFF Davis, now at Paris,
renders it doubtful if his health will
ever permit his return. If he recov-
ers sufficiently to permit travel, he
will spend the summer In Canada and
the winter In Mississippi.
All the Government stores at Cham
bly,, and the detachment OF Royal Ca
madam Rifles, have been removed to
Montreal. The whole of the Eilitary
stores in the garrison at st. Johns are
to be sent to Halifax.
Mr.. Wilson, of Newcastle, at the
expense of the Government, will visit
the maratime provinces shortly to in
troduce a system of artificial propaga-
ton of salmon and other fish.
QUEBEC, July Sir John Young
and suite arrived this morning, and
had an enthusiastic reception. Par
lament house has been fitted up for
. Grand ball and dinner to his Excel
lency.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio, July T. The
State Executive Committee organized
this evening. John g. Thompson was
chosen Chairman, George w. Meker.
Secretary, and aeob Reinhard, Treas
urer
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MEMPHIS, July THE Directory
of the Memphis Association appoint
ed committee this evening to make
arrangements for the fall races.
The City Council assessed tazes for
the ensuing year at one dollar and
seventy-6ve cents on each one hun
dred dollars. This is a slight reduc-
ton on last year.
The argument in the Decatur Cot
ton case. now pending in the Upited
States aDistrict Court, closed this
evening. HJudge Trieg will charge the
.Turv ia the morning,
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EVANSVILLE IND. THURSDAY July 1859

RICHMOND, July 7.-The State, ae-
cording to the latest return tonight,
has gone, by nearly 40, ,000 for Walker,
and there is Walker majority Of so
on Joint ballot in the Legislature.
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New York Items.

New York, July 7.-Dr. William
/. Fair, OF Newark, was yesterday
fined 81 900 and costs, in the United
States District Court, at Trenton, for
using cancelled United States stamp
on deed.
A Mr.. Smith, of New York, and
daughter, were killed at New Provi-
dence, on the MorristOwn and Essex
Railroad, last evening, and Mrs.
Smith seriously injured, by standing
In front Of one train, while avoiding
another train. Another daughter
and Mrs. Mahony escaped unhurt.
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in other cases the civil tribunals shall
continue to exercise their functions,
and he declares that the accused may
rely upon receiving impartial Justice
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DAERIY JOURNAL


ACoRREsP0NDENT writes us from
Hopxinsville, that the wheat crop
Just harvested is Of the finest quality,
aud he predics a heavy decline in
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Ohio d Mississippi.
RETURNING,
TeFFe Haute d indianapolis.

Indp'lis.8:55 A NJ. 7:8O A NJ. I:45 P NJ. s:lO P N
T. H......6:80 A M.lO:25 A M. 4:55 P NIL :O5 P N
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FORTRESS MONROE, July 7.-Tbe
election in this vicinity passed off
quietly. The returns from Elizabeth
City and County give Wells l,285 ma
Jorlty, and Warwick County about
10. Harris, the colored candidate
Tor Lieutenant Governor on the
Weiss ticket, falls behind, in the
two counties, some thirty votes.
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l. d. & N. r. r., Northern Division
A ING gn fHrTv as,Dwrarvr
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
rra anefar. Dnnl-ot oAa. .11.

Transfer Packet Steamer Mollie
Norton leaves Evansville daily
~ kouhoays eXcepted) at,............... 3 rs PM.
tIain leaVes henderson at........... 4 AS p. NJ.
AIfise AZ MadlsonVllle............. go P.
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves 30 jacksonville daily
Sundays excepted) at .............. 4:25 A. M
arIiYe al henderson .. ....... 80 Am
Packet MOllie Norton. ................ 9 80 A NJ
MakIng connection both ways with
trains on the Il. O. &. Railroad
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Evansville q rrnwfnrdsril1n

LedUe Exp Mail Frafgbt
4 Haute ....... $40 A NJ. 800 NJ. 5:45 A NJ
Nlncennes-.... $50 a M. sos p MIL :4O A NJ
Evansvine III SO A M...1O:s4 p NJ 6.1n p NJ
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TIE New Brk Tribune says New
Hampshire is he twenty third State
which has ratified the Fifteenth
Amendment, nd gives the names of
the twentv-thre as follows:
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
or Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses
which create 1mpediments TO MARRIAGE
with sure means of relief. Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address
Or. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
junl2 d3m Tsp n
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COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Railroad Notiee.

Railroad Notice.
AT Office aS HEREBY GIVEN TR
.kE the qualified voters of the county of
Nanderburgh, that, in pursuance of an
order of the Board of commissioners OF
said county. rendered at their June term.
1869, the polls VIII be opened on the 5th
day OF August, 1869, at the several voting
PAGES in sa q county, to take the votes OF
the legal voters thereof upon the subject of
said county aiding in the constr pcLI0n OF
the Evansville, Carmi q Paducah Railroad
10 the amount Of two hundred and forty
two thousand dollars.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of
June, 1853. VICTOR BISCH
Auditor of Vanderburgh County.
jun23 d.kW4W
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BosToN, July THE State Con-
stabulary has commenced the seizure
OF liquor and beer in earnest. Among
the most important is the stock Of
Pfaf Bros, corner of Washington
and Franklin Streets. valued at 81 200
mostly lager.
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SAVANNAH, July Favorable re-
ports have been received from all
sections of this State and Florida re
gardIng the cotton crop.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, July THE ministerial
crisis is over. Lerella has been ap-
pointed Minister of Justice, Martos,
Minister of Public Works, and Bee
caro-. Minister Of Colonies.
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DENTISTS.

corner Main and First Streets,
Evansville, Ind
flsE An ANUFACTURER OF CONTINU.
AA2s Gus Gum Work, Gold, Silver, Vul.
eanlGe, Coraltte, and Amber Plates, Carved
Work, Artificia. Palates, &c.
ADMINISTRATOR of Nitrous Oxids
ian excellent and safe aR@sthetfc), Chic
roIorn, Ether, and also several local para
NEURALGIC Affections treated.
MY FACILITIES are as good and m,
establishment as large consisting OF FIvl
roomsl as any In the United States.
RETURN MY THANKS Ror me, se1,
JenslYe patronage received during the paai
EIGHT YEA RS. O1cIi1
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NTAFN 49, -, EaV61EdAWfsr.

MAIN ~TaSE E4E ENC 81 ANGIE.
Corner OF Fifth and sixth SG~.
RIGN Of BIO REELELTIN L 4 ME R "
- EEASAAE, airy rooms, clean, com
q. Portable beds, with excellent board s.
per week, Orsiugle meals 35 cents: lodgings
30 cents. The best the market affords viii
always b. found here, and orders for fresh
berries, fnGiJ and CataWba wine OF the
EreScnmstr farm viii be thankfully receive
ed and promptly attended to.
JeSd6m JOHN {. .SCHWELLER.
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Walkers majority In the State is
estimated, by additional returns this
morning, at 10000, Both branches
of the Legislature are undoubtedly
carried By the Walker men. This dis
trict elects eleven Walker men to the
Legislature. The returns upset the
calculations of the Wells men, based
on the vote by color, some of the
blackest counties having given large
majorities for Walker.
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PORTLAND. Me

PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. II, 1862
Messrs Turner. and Morrill,, General AGENTS
Nes York Life Insurance Company, Port
land Maine:
GENTLEMEN,-I acknowledge very grateful
ly the payment of the sum of One Thousand
Dollars, being the equity on a policy on the
life of my late husband, Newell A. Foster, and
desire to express my thanks to the Company
you represent for SO promptly and unhesitat-
ingly paying this equity, which understand
was legally forfeited by some oversight in
making the payment of the premium.
My husband was insured in several eompa-
MES, but the New York Life has been the most
prompt in payment.
You are at liberty to use this. acknowledge
ment in any way that may further the interest
of the benefcent institution of Life Insur-
ance. Yours, &c.,
Mar 33-f MRS. E. I. FOSTER.
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Horr wrrK.-Holy Week commenced YES J

Holy WEKK.-Holy Week commenced yes
terday with Palm Sunday, so called in COM
memoration of the entrance of Christ into Je-
rusalem, and lasts until Easter Sunday. The
whole week is one of peculiar interest in the
Romish and Episcopal churches. On Palm
Sunday, in the Catholic churches, the branches
of evergreen are blessed by the priests and dis
tributed among their congregations. On We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday evenings the
office of the "Tenebre'' is chanted During
the service large candlestick, containing fif-
teen lights arranged in the form of triangle,
to denote Christ and the prophets who pre-
dioted his coming, is placed in the sanctuary.
and one by one the lights are extinguished un-
til only the upper one is LETT which is
taken down and placed under the al
tar until the close of the Office when it il
brought back. This symbolizes Christ's burial
and resurrection. On Thursday the Lords
Supper is celebrated, and in Rome the priests
wash the feet of twelve poor persons There
is no Mass on Good Friday and the altar is
stripped of all ornaments. On Saturday &C.
ours the blessing Of fire and water, and the
paschal candle, an emblem of Christ, which is
lighted in token of his resurrection and burns
from Easter to Ascension.
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Superior Courr.

MARCH TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
SATTRDAY.-The case of Neal v. Cummings was
concluded and Judge Goddard gave the plaintiff
judgment for S2917.
j. Neal & Son. Smith q Reed.
The case Of Themes & ais. v. Perry was resumed
and all the evidence put in The arguments are sus-
pended in consequence Of Judge Howard, who 10
counsel for the defence being unable to be in
On account OF the severe illness OF his wife,
Holden-Peabody. Howard & Cleaves.
The following assigned for trial in the or
der named;
MONDAY, MARCH %.
53-Hubbard " Dyer.
11-Bailey v. Hope ms. 90.
T1-Noble v. Clark & IT,
72-Ho ard q al. v. Same.
9S-Tibbetts v. Green.
155-Haskel v. q. I. r Co.
176-Best v. johnson q al.
S1-Sussman q al. v. Kohling.
247-Leighton v. Staples & Trs.
TUESDAY, MARCH %.
32-Thom v. Came.
91-Graham v. Malard & TT.
114-Crossman v. Mustard.
/111-McEwan v. Young
154-Polister ". Farmer.
156-Gallagher v. Causer.
1S3-Burns v. Williams.
2A-Deering q ais. v. Cousins.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH, "a.
145-Winship & al. v. Boutele.
193-Lewis & al. v. Cousins.
67-Bucknam & al. Exrs. v. Bncknam.
85-Stone ". McGlinchy.
13o-Mitchell V. Frost & IT,