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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS
Hon. M. g. Kerr, was unanimously
nominated for Congress, by the Dem.
ocrats of New Albany. on Thursday.
The District is so strongly Democrat
ic, that nomination is equivalent to
an election.
The Republicans of the Sixth
District nominated Gen. John Co.
burn as their candidate for Congress.
Gen. Coburn has succeeded in giving
such entire satisfaction to the Repub-
licans of his District, that no opposi-
ton whatever was manifested to his
nomination for re election, which may
be set down as among the certainties.
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
Res3lUed, That in again presenting
to the voters of this District the Hon
orable John Cohurn for reelection to
Congress, we are proud to be able to
say that 10 SO doing we present one
who has long and ably represented us,
and who, while faithfully subscribing
the great interests Of the nation, has
at no time forgotten the interests of
his Immediate constituents, aud that
we will use every honorably effort to
secure his election by an Increased
majority.
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TELEGRAPHEC.
New York Items-Scientl1lc RXpedi-
tIOn To Brazil.

tiUn bU DA0AlAs
NEW YORK, June A.-TWo pro-
fessors and ten students of Cornell
University sailed from this city, yes
terday morning, in the steamship
North America, for Brazil, where they
will spend six months in scientific ex-
plorations The expedition is COM
posed of Chas. Frederick Hartt, Pro-
fessor of Geology, as director, and A.
N. Prentiss. Professor of Science, as
assistant director, with the following
named special students of science:
Horace Kendall, secretary; L. b.
Oomstock, stenographer and botanist;
III. Ell. Smith, geologist; r. B. Aul-
mat, s. Bernard, G. j. Powers. D. A.
Derby, p P Stanton. NJ. G. Donald
aDd p. NJ johnson.
Ralph Eldridge. of Boston, also
accompanies the class as volunteer
student.
Prof. Hartt will enter Brazil at
Para, and pursue his Investigations
and survey of the country from the
head of the Amazon to Pernambuco.
1t is his intention, also. to make a
careful survey of the coast for the
improvement of commercs.
Three persons connected with the
recent case of the men who went
about London in women's clothes,
have died suddenly. The CORES
pondents state that circumstances in
dicate that poison had been called in
to battle justice.
1t is generally thought by Lord Ar
thur Clinton's friends that he COM
pleted the tale of his misdeeds by
committing suicide.
The report that an indictment had
been found against Bailey, the de-
faulting Revenue Collector, is denied
at District Attorney Pierrepont's Of
fee.
The quarantine troubles are still
exciting the attention of shippers of
coffe ee and sugar. but hope is enter
tanned that the difficulties will be ad-
justed by Saturday, when it is expect
ed that the Quarantine Commission
ers will meet to adjust the rates.
lSeeond DIspatch.l
NEW YORK, June PA Philadel-
phia firm has sued one of the Mer-
camille Agencies for libel, for 100000,
for publishing their names as having
failed. because they failed to sub
scribe to the Agency.
The jury failed to agree in the case
of ID. Alberts VS.. the Lake Superior
Mining Company, for the recovery of
$15. 900.
The game of base ball between
the Atlantics and Eckfords resulted
in favor Of the former by score of
% to 8.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, June 81. = Dispatches
from various parts of the country,
reports light showers last evening,
and crops are greatly improved.
! Congratulatory kilograms to and
from President Grant, were read
amid much enthusiasm, at the ban
quet, held in this city last evening. in
honor of the completion of the Tele-
| graph line to India.
The cable across st. Georges chan
mel to Wexford, Ireland, has been re-
paired.
The Wexford cable contains four
coductiDg wires, while the other ca
bles to Shetland, contain only one
conducting wire, making it necessary
for the employment Of a circuitous.
route, with fequent repeating sta
tions. Now, however, communica-
tion is perfect in all directions.
PARIS, June 24.-The Papal Nun :
clio having, by order of the Pope, pub
lished answers to the addresses sent
from France to Rome In rergard to
the Ecumenical Council. the Minister
of Foreign Affairs has informed the
Nuncio he considered him as an Am
bassador, and exceeds his functions
In replying to such addresses.
The Nuncio, in response, regrets
the irregularity, and promises not to
repeat 1t.
QUEENSTOWN, June "a. - The
steamship Java. from New York for
Liverpool, has arrived.
PLYMOUTH, June 24.-The steam
shig Westphafia, from New York to
Hamburg. has arrived.
MADRID, June 24.-The Spanish
government proposes to consolidate
all its loans.
MADRID, June "a. - Spain has
joined England and Holland In an
expedition now organizing for exter-
miDation in Oeeanica.
The Cortes adopted no decree of
amnesty before adjourning, but left
authority with the Government to
proclaim general amnesty at such
time as they might deem expedient.
STUTTGARDT, June 24.-The EN-
peror Of Russia Is here on a visit.
AMSTERDAM, June 24.-The bank
of Holland has reduced its minimum
rate OF discount to three per cent.
LISBON, June 24.--The regular
mail steamer from Rio de Janeiro
has arrived.
The treaty between the Allied and
Paraguayan Governments had not yet
been signed.
The bill introduced in the Brazil
ian Royal Chambers for the abolition
of slavery, makee free all children of
slaves born after the passage of the
act.
LIMERICK, June 24.-The police
yesterday found a quantity of loaded
bombs in an unoccupied house, and
the owner of the premises was ar
rested.
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to the Globe Office and procuring the omis-
sion OF certain words of personal nature
from his. RandalPs, remarks, a few days
since. The subject was referred to the
Com mittee on Rules. The Speaker an
nounced G. fairfield. Jones, of Kentucky, and
sheldon, of Louisiana, Committee of
Conference on the currency bill. A large
number of pension bills were reported and
acted upon Paine presented the memo
rial of the Milwaukee Chamber Of Com
merce, for the completion of the break
water at Buffalo. Sawyer introduced a
bill for the Improvement of the water
communication between the Mississippi
River and the Lakes via Wisconsin River;
referred. The House then adjourned.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-25

We learn that the citizens of Boon
vile are delighted with The prospect
of securing railroad connection with
Evansville by the Evansville, Sey-
mour and Sandusky Railroad. They
regard such a railroad as far more
valuable than the North and South
road, because it will run through the
County diagonally. At the meeting
held in Boonville on Saturday last.
Committee was appointed to ascertain
the best route through the County,
and another Committee to solicit sub
scriptions to defray the expense of the
survey.
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Reclamation or ST. JOhn,s Nav.

DENVER, Col, June "a st. Johns
Day has been generally observed here
by the Masonic fraternity from this
and adjoining towns. About two
hundred Masons from Cheyenne and
vicinity arrived by a special train
at noon. and took part in laying the
cornerstone of the Union Depot,
which was performed with Masonic
ceremonies. This afternoon there
will be a grand picnic at the Fair
Grounds. Business generally is sus-
pended. and the weather is clear and
pleasant.
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TuE PaICE OF WHEAr,-Tbe Chi

THE PRICE OF WHARF.-The Chi
cago Tribune of the 10Th says:
THE recent advance in the price of
wheat. followed by similar move
ment In the same direction in the
case of other serials. is a welcome
fact to the entire farming community,
who have been sadly discouraged by
the losses on the wheat crops of the
past two years. Last winter, No. 2
Spring wheat sold down to 70 cents
per bushel. On the 1st of June the
price in this market was 81 cents !;
since then it has advanced 204 cents,
an upward movement of four cents
occurring yesterday.
THE cause of this sudden rise lies
in the discovery that Europe is
threatened with short yield on the
wheat harvest of 1870, and that
France, in particular. is already in
the markets of Liverpool and New
York, buying up supplies to meet the
expected scarcity. 1t is stated that
-four and wheat, equivalent to one
million of bushels of wheat, were pur-
chased in New York on Wednesday
on French account"
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Meeting of Veterans or the War OF
1912.

1919
TOLEDO, Ohio, June q. - Forty
two veterans of the War of 1912,
chiefly from Kentucky, arrived from
Cincinnati last evening at Perrysburg.
where they were received. About Q
o'clock this morning a procession was
formed-the veterans in carriages
which marched 20 old Fort Meigs, a
mile up the river, where they were
received by Mayor Tyler. Col Chas.
S. Todd, Of General Harrison's staff,
responding.
The old soldiers spent some time in
examining the grounds, and seeking
out old and familiar points. About
II o'clock the procession again formed
and proceeded across the river to
Maumee City. where they were cor
daily received by the entire popula-
tion, the streets being decked with
flowers. Dinner was furnished at the
American Hotel. after which all pro-
ceeded to a grove near by, where the
veterans were ARA Dged on a platform
In the presence of a vast cOncouFse of
people, and formally welcomed by
Rev. Mr.. Richardson; Col. Todd and
DR.. Gather. of Cincinnati. respond
ing in behalf of the guests.
Lieut.. Governor Lee being called
out. addressed the assemblage. Hon.
M Il. Wait, in behalf of Mrs. j, @.
Hall. invited the veterans to visit
Toledo, and accept the hospitalities
of the Oliver House.
The exercises at the stand being
closed, the soldiers again took car
riages and proceeded to a steamer,
arriving at Toledo at G P. NJ, when
they proceeded 30 the Oliver House
aud partook of supper. after which
they were received by Mrs. Hall in
her parlor Most of them left for
Cincinnati By the night train.
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FROM the new regulations imposed
by the Post Office Department at
Washington concerning the letting Of
mail contracts, that will go into effect
on and after the first of July next,
our business public will be glad to
know that radical and long needed
reform will be made in facilitating
their land mail matter in the future.
The mails from Bowling Green by
Morgantown, Hartford and interme-
diate points, will be received three
times a week-Tuesdays, THURSDAYS
and Saturdays at PM, and leaving
here Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days ut z AN.
The mails from this point to Rus
sellville, by Calhoon. Rumsey. Sacra-
mento, South Carrollton. Greenville,
60, will leave Mondays, Wednesdays
aud Fridays at A NJ, and received
here every alternate day by 6 PM.
The mail to Henderson, Morgan
field and UniontowD. departs from
this city on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays at A NJ. and arrives
here Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
DAYS at s PM.
On the latter route, the old incon-
veuient arrangement by which Hen
derson was reached in two days. is
very properly dispensed with. and the
mails hereafter, as they should, will
go through promptly to Uniontown in
one day.
Asthese regulations are imperative,
and the local postmasters have no op-
ton or control in regulating the
schedules, our citizens will have great
cause to rejoice that the present and
past causes for just complaint will for
the future be removed.
1t will be noticed that this city is
the central point Of wide circuit
AID that all the land mails eopcen
trate here on every Tuesday and alter
nate Greensboro Monitor.
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Base Ball.

WASHINGTON, June 24.-In the
match game of base ball. to day, be-
tween the Nationals and Olympics,
the former were victorious by a score
% TO IA. The Nationals are now
champions of the South.
BALTIMORE, June "a There was
a good attendance at the game be-
tween the Red Stockings and Pas
times; score. Red Stockings 30, Pas
times 8. The Pastimes played with
out their regular pitcher, and the
Red Stockings had substitute for AL
lisou.
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Indian AffaIrs-General SherIdan's
Trim,

HELENA, NJ. T., June 24.-From
Way Reeds special AGENT at Gros
Ventres, the following account of
General Sheridan's trip. is received.
He started on the steamer Nick. Wall
at Spread Eagle. The boat took the
wrong channel, and ran. high and
dry. on bar. He then took an am
bulance, seventy-fve miles, to Fort
Buford. and there took the steamer
Ida Rees to Stephenson; thence he
crossed to DEVILS Lake and Penn
biDa.
The Indians are all moving north
of Gros Ventres. above Cyprus Noun
tain, and the Yancton Sioux have
come in upon their place. Fort
Browning has been in a state of siege
all the time since, and thew have
stolen eight horses. The Piegaps
have gone North, and even the village
of Gros Ventres has been moved be-
yond the mouth of Milk River.
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Boston Items.

Boston, June 24.-Class Day at
Harvard College attracted a large
number of visitors to Cambridge to-
day. General Sherman and family
were there. under special charge of
Attorney General Hoar.
United States Treasury Agents
seized, at the Lowell Depot, to day,
III tons of raisins, belonging to T. &
f Rose Il Co, Of Montreal, for being
fraudulently invoiced and entered as
to quality.
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A COUPLE of shoemakers of Rock
port, got into fight on Tuesday last,
which resulted seriously to one of the
parties. Mr.. Hal5urge, aided by two
ourneymen, so knocked Mr.. Kohl
Deekor with a mallet, that the latter
IS regarded as in a very critical con-
litioD
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THE Owensboro Monitor says the
farmers of Daviess County, have be-
gun their wheat harvesting, and not
withstanding the constant rains for
the past two weeks. the crop is little
injured. The yield is very good, and
fully up to average years. The grub
worm is doing much injury to the
growing corn.
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CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. June "a
The United States Grand Jury have
presented indictments against the Fe-
nian raiders, Starr, of Louisville,
Thompson, of Albany, and Monnix,
Of Malone, separately, and one against
Thompson and Starr jointly. No 9TH
er Fenians were indicted. Starr will
be tried on Monday.
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Bolt In the Texas Legislature.

GALVESTON, June 24.-The Senate
passed the House militia bill, 15 to 5.
Previous to the vote thirteen of the
Conservative Senators bolted, but
were brought back by the Sergeant
alarms, and FIVE of them released to
make quorum, and then the bill
was passed.
Eight Senators are still under ar.
rest.
Great Indignation is expressed
against the bill, and at the manner of
its passage,
A newspaper correspondent has
been expelled for calling the wife of
Governor Davis and other females.
lobbyists.
The bill giving the Governor the
power to appoint all civil officers. and
another to organize the State police,
of which the Governor will have the
appointment, will doubtless pass.
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DAHY JOURNAL
sATURDAY. JUNE 25. 1870.

A MEETING of the citizens of
Greensburg interested in the con-
struction of the Sandusky & Evans
Willie Railroad through Decatur
County, will take place to-day.
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Mail RObber Arrested

BALTIMORE, June 24--Andrew
Stafford, mail agent between Balti-
more and Philadelphia, was arrested
for rohhin0 the mails He admitted he
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OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING GUEcLAIMED in the
Post-Ofnce at Evansville, State of Indiana
on the oath day Of June, 1870.
Persons calling for any OF these letters
will please say "Advertfsed - Giving date.
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GENTLEmEN,s LIST.

Anderson VIM
Anderson Stephen
Atkinson Lewis A
Best Watson
BEeVens ] no NJ
Byrd Joel
Barrett VIM
Brooks Lewis
Biakey Geo ID
Baker Rev Samuel
Barrett Joseph
Blaney s Ii
Dennis K
Bailey Patrick
Bates Be Zilla
Bryant A @
Barnes JohnC
Camps q
Crown Jos Il
Chamberlain q H-2
Cook VIM
COyn Valentine
Clements DIR II
Clark HeZeEiah
Chamb berlain = DE-
Carlos Charles
Com pton DIR
Cond Albert
Coitz r l. IL Co
DeGarIs Parvtn
Du Souehet CO
DaddOw 3 II
Duttou q
Dunkerly George
Davis L Az
Dugan Jem
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Gilbert Capt
Goodwin Moses
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Grandson John
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Harris Willie
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