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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-11

By CabIe.l LONDON, March 10.
ConsoIs for Money az 925S; Account 81;
American Eecuritieg, G2s 0l16; G5q BOZ. G7s
500; l0-40s S75z; Erie 205I T. O., us; A. g..
W. $50.
FRANKFORT, March O.--Bonds arc firm
at 96A@96ts.
PARIS. March l0.-BourEe Nat az Is francs
80 confines.
LIVERPOOL, March l0.-COtton Is steady ;
middlfng uplands I'll; New Orleans I1Lm
1I56; sales 10 90 bales; California white
wheat 9s 4dM0s cd red western NO. 2 SsW
IS Id; winter s. 9dGSs 10d western -four
Dos 81; Corn 27s sd for No. 2; oats 90 = 50 ;
Barley IS; Peas 3is Cd Pork gls0d Beef lO3s
Cd; Lard OILS for the BEST Coffee us; Bacon
Sos; Rosin firm.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. o. Pool. of Shaw

PERsoNAL.-Mr. D. Pool, of Shaw
neetown, was in the city last night.
FL. N. Bigelow, Deputy U. s. Mar
shall, returned from Mt. Vernon. yes
terday. by the Quickstep, having exc
cuted the mission upon which he Wis
tied that city.
John II. Overmeyer, River Route
Agent of the Adams Express Co., is
In the city, looking after the interests
of the " old reliable"
w. FL. Lewis. Esq, a prominent
citizen and business man of RUSSELL
vile, Kentucky. and brother to our
George J. Lewis, of the firm of
Humphrey, Lewis & Co. was in the
city yesterday, and left on the Falls
City for Bowling Green. Before
leaving he subscribed for the Daily
JOURNAL, an evidence that he is a
sensible as well as an enterprising
gentleman.
Judge Moore, of Boonville. was in
the city last evening.
Judge johnson left on the Quick
step. last night, for Mt. Vernon,
where Judge Pitcher has been holding
court for him during his late illness.
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:. KONG as Good as nooIeY,s ;,

" Don't wish for better" Better
than any other we have used" Like
it much" !" Can't speak too highly
of it." There can be no fault found
with it." Can testify to its super
iority." Don't use any other. !"
These are a few quotations from the
hundreds of testimonials in favor of
DooLEY's BAKING POWDER, which is
the only chemically pure, harmless,
healthy and nutritious article of the
kind in market. For sale by Groeers.
marcbS tn thur 81 sat.
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Card.
MAIN STREET EXCHANGE,
EVANSVILLE, March 10, 1870

EDITORS JoURNAL-Dedr Sirs:-
The report of a fight in Main street
contains gross errors and does injustice
to my place of business. The two
men were imbibing "Oyster Soup
fusil oil is out of our line of business.
There was no scuffie in my saloon.
When profane language was used. I
ordered the men out of it. They were
fighting ten minutes after meeting on
the side walk. There never was a
fight in my saloon since it came into
my hands, nine months ago.
Yours, very respectfully,
JOHN G. SCHwEIZER.
Mr.. Schweizer puts a wrong con-
struetion on the article in yesterdays
JOURNAL, which does not say where
the "fusil oil'' was procured.
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CONFIDENCE GAME.-A young man
from Warrick County was swindled
out of twenty-five dollars yesterday,
by the bogus check game, in the most
cheeky maner possible.
He arrived ia the city on his way
to some point on Green River, and
the sharpers, by some means, learned
his business and destination.
One of them made his acquaintance,
and said he was from the place Yer
dant was bound for, was merchant,
been here buying goods, knew Yer
dant's friends on Green River, etc.
About noon, while walking up
either Sycamore or Vine, the victim
does not know which, young man in
shirt sleeves, with pen behind his
ear appeared with forgotten bill
which he presented to Green River
Merchant, urging that it be eashed or
the goods would not be forwarded
and the rest of the stereotype story.
Merchant hadn't the money, would
Verdautlendit it? Verdant hesitated.
Only until | can go to the bank.
IF you are afraid, here is a check for
a large amount for security"
That was enough. Verdant shelled
out twenty FIVE dollars and took the
check, which is payable to Chas. B.
Clayton, or bearer, signed II. G.
Hartman, and drawn on the Evans
vile National Bank. After walking
toward the bank, the confidence man
slipped into some furniture store,
telling Verdant to wait. He is wait
ing yet, and has engaged Tom. Roys-
ton to help him.
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ADoUBLE BEREAvEMENT-DEATH
OF 0rTo VERHoEFF.-Some days ago
we mentioned the fact that Otto YER
hoeff, distinguished grain dealer of
Louisville, passed up the river severe
ly injured by having fallen into the
hold of the Parker barge. in tow of
the Peytona. at Cairo. Yesterday his
friends in this city received intel
ligence that he had died of his iDju-
ries at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Nearly at the same time the death of
Arthur Verhoeff, younger brother,
was announced to his friends. He
died in Arkansas several days ago. Mr..
Otto Verhoff was well known 10 bust
ness circles in this city, and was very
generally esteemed both as a citizen
and a business man. He was one of
the owners of the tow boat Peytona.
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ALLEGED RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION.
Complaint was made before Justice
Jas. T. Walker yesterday, by the pa
rents Of a little girl, that she had
been cruelty punished by one Of the
teachers in religious school, on the
charge of having attended services in
a church different in faith from that
which controls the school.
1.-THE charges made BY the parents
are true, it will be a case meriting the
attention of the Grand Jury.
In the absence of any proof, the
charges are given for what they are
worth. The Grand Jury will proba-
bly, learn whether there are just
grounds for the charge or not.
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rev York Dry Goods Harriet.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, March 10.
The market, for all classes of merchan-
die, is exceedingly quiet; yet, some ex-
citennent was caused to-day, by the Offer
ing of Gardener prints at &c, at which
rafe they we're immediately taken up by
free distribution of Eleaehed. Cotton goods
remain unchanged, while'for brown goods,
of heavier grades, there is an inclinatOnito
lower the rates for all irregular brands OF
bleachesl and brown cOttons, and much un-
steadine ss in prices is manifested.
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RELIGIOUs-CoLoRED REVIVAL
Union services were held at the Col
ored Baptist Church last night. Elder
Landlord, of the Colored Methodist
Church, preaching from Acts nI:19.
The Church was unusually crowded
on account of the union Of the
Methodist congregation with that
belonging in the Church. Elder
Mcfarland conducted the services.
Fifty one came forward for prayers,
and a great general interest was
manifested. Covenant meeting this
afternoon at four o'clock, and preach
ing at q o'clock.
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n0nlaHiIle nnrkAt.

~ TeIegraph.t LoUIsvILLE. March 10.
TOBACeO-Sales of If8 hhds, at 1861 for
trash 6d715 for Tugs; S9l9c for low 10 FOOD
leaf; market active and higher.
COTToE-Duu and nominal; middIlnR ,
1917.
FLoUR-W eak; extra family, s. 90.
GRAIN-Weak; wheat 81 I00I 20; corn
csc; oats &c: rye 00c from store.
PROYIsInEs--8 ull mess pork 827 co: ba-
con shoulders 1l5<c: clear rib l5zc: clear
sides I6c; bHlk shoulders I0z; clear RIB
AZ; clear sides lac.
LARD-TieI0e l55z.
HAss5-5ugar cured 1917.
WHISKY at g3c.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-George Frey,
the Individual who was arrested
few days ago for till tapping, was
tried yesterday by the Court, who
found him guilty and sentenced him
to s. 90 fine and thirty days in the
county Jail; the amount he was con-
victed Of stealing being 81 %.
After Frey's counsel had concluded
an able argument, he asked leave.to
say a word, and brought to the notice
Of the Court an apparent discrepancy
In the evidence that escaped the
notice of the gentleman who had vol
unteered to defend him. Other evil
dence, however, was too direct;
Georges speech did not avail.
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Consnmnnon.

The Three Remedies. "aCmNon'a puf-
MoNEc SYRUP" FOR tho cure of Coughs.
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form Of Cons
sumption. The peculiar action of thin mode
ieine rpens the ulcers ia tho lungs. pro-
NOTES tho discharge of the corrupt matter
by expectoration. Purinas tho blood. AND
thus cures Consumption, whcn every other
remedy falls.
"schenck'h soa-Wood TonioH for tho
cure OF Dyspeps.a OF Indigestion. and al
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
ingigorates the digestive organs. supplies
the place OF the gastric Juice when chat r.
deficient, and then enables tho pn0ont 90
] digest the most nutricioua food. I'D al a
1oyereign remedy for ali eases OF ludiraaa
/ tion.
"bchenek's Maadr9Eo PILLS." one ~ tha
most valuable medicines ever discovered
being vegetable substitute for calomaf
and having All the useful properties asz
cfibcd 10 that mlnerrl, without PRODUCING
any OF rs injurious effects.
TO these three medicines ~. j. r.
schenciE, OF philadelphia owes bis un.
rlvaled success in tho Treatment OF pals
monic Consumption. The puimonleav rub
ripens the morbid matter, discharge ID
and purines the blood. The Mundrans
Pills nct upon tie liver, remove nll OBJ
WV HAA"AAtf Nt#H NAAW nNHMM
healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint.
which rs one of the most prominent causes
Of Consumption.
The Bea-Wccd Tonic 1nvigoratos the
powers OF tho stomach, and by strengthen.
Ing the digestion and bringing Sd to more
NAL and healthy condition, Improves The
quality Of the blood. Boy which meanr tHa
formation or ulcers or fuberclus ln Che
lungs becomes impossible Tho combined
action or hese medicines, us thua ea.
planned, " cure every case OF Cousunp.
ton, n ther NEEDLES are used ln time ana
the use Of the is poF8over8i in aumeiaut-
iy 70 bring the case 10 "a favora bio tornina-
ton.
DR.. bcheneka Almanac, e0ntninInga
Treatise on the various FORMS of diaeaaa.
his mode Of treatment. and general difoc-
lions how 10 use his medicine, can be- had
gratis or sent BY mail ~ Addressing hla
Principal ONCE, No. D. North sixth street
Pa.
Price Of the Pulmonic Syrup aud son-
weed Tonic zach q y por bottle, OH Oh GOA
half dozen. Mandrake Pills. 1jo per boz.
For sale hy an dfugViats and doalers.
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the Fearful ClTUER guTIr1T-

TIL CURE - How DISCOVERED 81
Having been long am cied with CAWUEH.
resQIied 10 All the remedies Uf which
could hear Among them was one re0Drla
menulnB certain herb 90 me HH Is cura.
4 i4h 4 huppoae0l rrocuI ed the herb.
aud prepared aud applied DO, which
mace perfect cure but on examination
That the herb had used, which had made
perfect aud speedy cure, was not tha one
recommended. All who arc AFFLICTED onn
ind speedy cure 10y sending ior the rc-
cipes with fmll directions tor use. pfIco LII
address. With rcglsf cred lettor OF mnurv
order, q GORGE M0H9AM, Box 2aI. poft
Jeryis, Orange County New YORK.
JAZZ d3m
n VOID QDACHks.-A Victim I'd oariv
"A. imprudDucof causing nervous dchIIE
ty6pteiilatale ". ttyl e % hea qlaceKrrtd
rec 90 hiB feil0W-auHarer Address T M.
REEVES, 7B q aeaau street., New York.
Oc22 " 6m SPIN
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ENLARGING HIS FIELD OF OPERA
TIoNs.-Mr. II. A. Cook, finding him
self cramped for space, has had an
arehed passage opened in the wall of
his magnificent store room, and now
occupies also the Spacious room be-
meath and IN rear Of the stairway lead
ing up into the Opera House, having
had the room fitted up in a style COR
responding with the front room.
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OUTRAGE ON A STEAMER. - An
officer of steamer in port yesterday,
gave information to the police that a
rough had committed an outrage on
0 woman deck passenger, on his boat,
and that a warrant was out for the
williams arrest, but the officer to
whom it was given had caused word
to be sent the accused so that he
might escape.
IF this rumor is correct, it is the
duty of the police and the Grand
Jury to look after that officer, and
lose no time in finding out who he is.
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OsBoRN's TABLEAux OF THE HoL

OsBoRN's TABLEAUX OF THE Holy
BIBLE.-Mr. L. T. L. Gauss, the
Agent of this Exhibition, is in the
city to make arrangements for open
ing here on Monday next. From the
recommendation ofBeveral we'll known
Divines, the character of the Exhi-
bition appears to be such that the
Clergy Of this city will, no doubt,
take pleasure in recommending it
also.
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ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN GoNE.-Dr.
A. II. Petit. an old aud somewhat
distinguished citizen of Princeton,
formerly of Newburg, died in Prince
ton on Wednesday, aged sc years,
His remains reached this city yester-
day, in charge Of A. L. Downey, Esq,
of Princeton, and were taken to Now
burg last night by the Tarascon, for
interment,
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MARRIED.

SANDERS UPHELD = At Rose Hill
Cottage, March 9th, by the Rev. w. f.
Harmed, assisted by the Rev. Morden,
JAMES +. SANDERS, of Union Township,
and Miss HAIDEE UPHELD, of Rose Hill
Cottage. Both OF Vanderburgh County,
indiana No cards.
Cincinnati Commercial plea-e copy and
charge Journal.
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Nav 0rleana Markef.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, March 10.
CoTToN-Middling 2lk92l1Sc. Receipts
2a7 tales. sales 10000 do.
FLoUR-s5 %, S. t6a6 50.
CORN-LoWer at 81 059l "a.
OATs-6jc.
HAY-E86dH 90.
PORK-628 90.
BACoS-l214gl65<; hams 171S.
LARD-LoWer; tierce AZ; kcg lie.
SUGAR-Firmer; prime l2c.
MoLAssEs - Fermenting 40450c; prime
65G67Le
WHIsKY-Unchanged.
COFFEE-Unchanged
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This splendid Hair Dye fs Che hest a. ma
world. Harmless, reliable. iuatautHrrrrrl
does nOl contain leuu nor any uuafIe uuna
son 10 produce paralyli or death. Avoid
the gaunied ana deluaiVe preparations
Do@3llnS ylrtue8 they DO not poafeaa. Whu
genuine w. a. BaicnelOr'a Hair BVo ~.
Ia ~ gtaIb uularnlshca reputation %
IP4Dia lLh integrity ag lhe only parfaft
nhlf Bye-black Or Brown. Sold Hv nH
Dlug8lslh' Applied at iG Bond street. Now
YIN ffel0
- TO remove Motn-PhtcheB. HferitIaH.
ana Tan from the faco, use NeygUA lf1H
0hU tTechkc Lotion. Prepared 0nfg bv U.
y. 8. EEEitY. sold b. AM ofaHgIata.
noRlI nlm .uM
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COUNTY CoMBdIsssIoNERs.-The set
Ting of pauper accounts still occupies
the attention of the Commissioners.
DIR. Mageniss brought in his report
yesterday, which shows that there are
now twenty six patients at the Asy-
lum, under treatment; thirty eight
were admitted; twelve were dis
charged, and five have died. DR.. Ma
geniss highly commends the warden,
Mr.. Frederick, and his wife for faith
fully carrying ont his Instructions in
the treatment of the sick, and for
their general management of the
house.
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SALE OF OLD ToBBACO, on TIE
15TH.-Messrs. Martin, Gardner 4
Co., will sell ten hogsheads Of Old
tobacco on the 10Th. Those wanting
old tobacco, viii do well to make note
of it.
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81 Rev. James Hill, after holding
meeting for three months in the Ingle
Street Church, closed on Tuesday
evening, and went to Henderson last
night, by invitation, to preach there.
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R1 Invitations are being extended
by various persons to various other
persons, to attend Peoples " meet
ing, in MARKETS. Hall, to night. Let
rs all 20.
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Recommendation. Car
mody & Nelson, Of the Floral Gem,
have the hearty thanks Of the JoUR-
NAL for a sweet mignonnette.
May the Gem continue 70 sparkle.
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TOBACCO SALE.-Messrs. Martin,
Gardner & Co., will sell twenty hogs
heads Of tobacco this morning at the
usual hour.
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Memphis NarHet.

b. Telegraph.l MHMPHIe. March 10.
COTTON-Firmer al zoe.
FLOUR-W eak superfne s. o..
CORH-98MlO0e.
OATS-62G63c.
HAY-eH.
BRAN-S28 90.
LARD-1f0l7c.
PORK-S28 90.
BACON - Nominal: bulk shoulders lie:
sides l5o.
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HALLoCK & Ford, Druggists and
Apothecaries, have re- opened at No.
81. Main Street (the red 'front.' where
they keep a complete assortment of
everything to be found 10 retail Drug
Store. and carefully compound physi-
Clans prescriptions. Mar-7-tf.
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BG Mr.. Willard Carpenter is the
reputed originator Of the peoples
meeting, called in Marlett's Hall to-
night.
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BF There will be more of that
prize beef at COINS. o-morrow-bet-
ter than that of last Saturday.
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RECoRDRR's CoURT.-John MeCann
and William Kelly, were fined S. 10
each for being drunk.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH.-Interest-
ing services are in progress at this
Church. Services tonight at u
o'clock. All are invited.
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B%The Lookup is being placed in
more secure condition by being lined
throughout with heavy hard wood
DIank
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EB- Torn Currency and County
Orders taken at par for goods. at
SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.'S.
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speeIe PaYment Resamed.

Customers purchasing one dollar
and over, will receive their small
change IN silver.
e. A. COOKE & Co.,
mh8-3t First Street.
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"a Seelig. at the National Hall, has
q ball on Monday.
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"a Lenten services at St. Paups
tonight.
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BGEe New Calicoes and other new
Dry Goods just received at
SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.'s.
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FoUR OFFICEs-Corner Of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to @. w. SUANKLIN.
de2-tf
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PURIM BALL. = On Wednesday
evening next, the Jewish feast of
Purim will be celebrated by ball at
National Hall
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NashyIlIe Marked.

BY telegraph NASHVILLE, March 10.
COTToS-Quite low; middling l7cGI755
good ordinary, l0c.; stock, 800 bales.
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CITY N w S.

City Orders for sale at this ONCE.
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The HenIfnnr TDnDI

a. ne II calm DOL
TTS8A rs FDG YOUNG mEw. tgbo
IA have fallon into Vicious hnbIIa. nuH
nov de-lre "a higher lie, and 3 bette
1iANL1DCD5 with certain means OF raIIff
fcr the afflicted. Sent tu sealed lottar rrl
veiopea, ffee Of charge. Addtoaa HOW
AtD AS5OglAIiDN, Box ~, pnlAurfa
PIIIA, PA. ala5a
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E@ T. G. BridweIl & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
ie17-f
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EYANsYILLE ANn nENPHIs.

So For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLEs
on the face, use PeTTg's COneCtOne and PM
PIE Remedy, prepared only by DIR. B. q.
PERRY, 80 Bond street, New York. Sold
everywhere. The trade supplied by whole
sale medicine dealers. lnol7 d3m SpN
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at So cents, at Click x Schwartz op-
posite the Opera House. sep25
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Farm for Sale Near Evansville.

Farm for Sale Near Evansville.
$50 acres of valuable land within 4
miles of Evansville, on the Green
river road, for safe on easy terms.
Thirty-fve acres improved. Posses.
sion given Immediately. The land is
very desirable, and bargain can be
had by applying at once to
ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate agent.
nh 1O-tf1 Evansville, Ind.
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FoR MT. CARMEL.-The new and
beautiful steamer Clara Scott, will
leave at 3 P. NJ, to-day, for Mt. Car
mel, GRANVILLE, New Harmony and
Wabash River way landings, having
superior passenger accommodations.
She sails in charge of those pleasant
and popular young gentlemen, Capt.
Frank Collins and Marsh Walthall.
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FOURTH EDITION
THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.
The French Labor Strikes.
The Cincinnati Sangerfest.
Outrages by the Indians.
Etc. Etc. Etc. ETC., Etc.
From EUROPE.

Proceedings in the English House of Lords
LONDON June 1S.-In the House of Lords last
evening the High Court OF Justice bill passed after
a short debate.
The Irish Land bill then came up and was dis
cussed at length. No new points OF interest were
elected. The bill was read second time, and the
House adjourned.
The House OF Commons,
soon after assembling, went into committee on the
supply bill The civil service estimates, containing
various appropriations, were agreed TO.
MIR. Torrens moved, and Lord Claude Hamilton
seconded, resolution touching the want of employ
ment by the working classes.
Mr.. Goschen thought the resolve took the very
smallest view of the subject.
He dissented from the facts and conclusions de-
rived therefrom. He objected to the proposed reme-
dies and gave his reasons.
The debate was continued wi varying interest,
and was participated in by MeS"rs Pease, Newde-
gate, and others.
At length, without actio dNt d.
TheF;eis tiiies.
PARIS, June 18th OF the ron-founu y
throughout the country q sustained in good part)t
money contributed by nglish trade unions.
The SOlferino Veterans.
FLORENCE, June 1S-Arrangments are now
making for the dedication Of the monument to the
soldiers who fell in the great battle of Solterino in
1859. The proceedings will on the site OF the
struggle in Piedmont the anniversary, Friday,
June "a, and will be under the superintendent OF
Colonel Haye representing the French, and Colonel
Poak, representing the AustrianS.
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The Cincinnati Smngerfest.
FROM va SHINGTON.
Revenue Seizures.

Revenue Seizures.
Special Despatch TO the EUening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, June 1S-Supervisor Tuition, OF the
Eastern district of Pennsylvania, reports to the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue under date OF June
II, that John McManus,:who fed from the city OF
Phi ladelpha at the time OF the seizure OF his dlst
lery, has been arrested and has given security for
his appearance at court. The distillery, which was
located in the Third district, has been forfeited
tery forfeited at the last term of thescourt is
still at large, the marshal not being able to find him
up to the present time.
Frank Dlehl, also connected with McManus' dis
tllery, has not yet been captured.
Political
Despatch to the associated Press.
Roger S. Gillen has been nominated to be Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Washington Ter
ritOry,