The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-16
CONDESsED TELEGRAMs.

CONDESsED TELEGRAMS.
The Cambria. from Hamburg, and Gale
donia, from Glasgow, have arrived.
The steamers City Of Paris. Malta. and
Hibernian, have arrived at London.
The steamers America and Maine, from
New York. have arrived at Southampton.
The steamer Europa has arrived from
Europe.
The Legislative Comm 'ttee Of Connect :
cut has invited General Grant to visit Con-
cord.
The Legislature Of Connecticut has voted
to attend the Boston Jubilee to-day, in a
body.
The General Convention of the sweden-
borgia1 Chufeh will be held in New York
to-day.
By a special invitation of tine Directors
oftne Union League of Philadelphia, Hon.
A Curtin was the guest of The League
at an official dinner on Monday evening.
The Common Council Of New York, on
Monday, adopted a resolution appropri-
ating thirty thousand dollars for the ceIe-
bration Or the Fourth of July.
The chief engineer and several dremen
jured on Tuesday, by an explosion OF ben
zine, at a slight IRE in an oil store.
About three hundred representatives OF
the press, attending the great Peace Jubi-
lee at Boston, were welcomed by the
Mayor Of that city, in an address, yester-
day.
The election for city officers of Water
bury, Connecticut, took place yesterday.
Hon. A. B. MerrIman, Republican, was
elected Mayor by 3l9 majority. The Re-
publicans also elect a majority Of the city
officers.
Atthe monthly meeting of the Associa-
tion for the Advancement of Science and
Art on Monday evening, at the Cooper In
stitute. the new bathometer, with which
il Is claimed accurate sundings in any
depth OF ocean may be taken, was exhibit
eli and explained.
August Fink, of No. So Forsyth Street
was knocked down by a car. He was taker
to the Fourteenth Precinct Station, wher'
the surgeon dressed his wounds and or
dered him to the Bellevue. on his arriva
there he was taken worse, and removed Z
his residence and died.
Ia the suit for damages against the own
ers of the emigrant ship James Foster, Jr
Judge Gross, in the Marine Court OF N.v
York, decided on Monday that Depart
ents could not delay the case in order t
atain evidence of the British passenge
Mepector at Liverpool.
Governor Seymour. Of British Columbia
Of @. on June 10th, on board the gunboa
IN Lrow Hawk, while on a tour OF inspec
OF the NoIthern Coast of British Co
bia. The cause of his death was weak
and exhaustion from diarrhoea. Han
rF
mas assumed the Government, pending iu
5tructions from England.
The June term of the United States Coul
opened on Tuesday, at Trenton, New J el
sey. Judge Fields charged the Grand Ju
ors resp citing the coun terfeittng OF rev
nue. stamps, saying that stringent meal
ures are nece ssary TO stop this device
defraud the Government.
The Grand Peace Jubilee Coliseum {
Boston, was fully lighted on Monda
night aud a grand rehearsal was had
the = Anvil Chorus" - grand rehearsi
oftne programme for Tuesday was con
meneed. At II O'Clock, nearly the VINO
chorus and orchestra being present, Il
overtures We're correctly and harmonious
rendered. Solos were sung by MADAM
Parepa Rosa, with the grand chorus, mo
eff-elively. The other parts OF tue pl
ararnme were, it Is said, equally well pc
formed.
In the baseball match on the UnfC
Grounds, at williamsburg, n \ en- Tue
day afternoon. between the Cfncinnat
and Mutuals, the Cincinnatis won by
score OF four 10 two. 1t is said there b
never been its equal for sharp playin
Before the game commenced the bettil
was sI00 to $50 on the Mutuals. The II
tuals did not make single score in q
frst seven innings, but made one each
the eighth aud ninth. About four tho
sand persons were present. Chas. Walk
OF the Actives, was the Umpire Tod
the Cincinnstis play the Atlanties. and
Thursday they play the Eckfortls. MOI
single ball passed the Cincinnati catcher