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A fire at Worcester, Massachusetts, on
Tuesday, destroyed properly 10 70 rSile She
amount OF $4,000. Insurance sl6,o9V. me m
fire IS supposed TO be the Work OF an IN
cendiaTy.
Supervisor Kearney resigned the Presl-
dency of the Chicago Board OF Iraoe, on
Tuesday, and was expelled yesterday. ne
threatens to appeal 10 the courts.
A train on the Connecticut and Pas
sumpsie River Railroad. was thrown
from the track above Grafton yesterday,
and ten passengers were silghtly hurt and
none killed.
The BILL reducing the fees of county oG-
GERS in Hamilton county, passed the Ohio
OrDhar Home bill passed the House with
but ono dissenting vote.
The repair shops Of the Milwaukee & st.
Paul Z. r. Co, was destroyed by FIRE yes
terday afternoon, including four express
and six box cars. Loss 100000, mostly in
sured.
The officers of the steamer Andy John
son report that when they passed Louisia-
ma. Mo-, Tuesday night. destructive con-
Migration was raging, having destroyed
large planning mill aud lumber yard, a liv-
cry stable and row OF residences.
Lafayette Barnes, Of Syracuse, and
James w. Long, OF Brunswick, Missouri.
the u ntted States District Court. at Jeffer-
son City, ten years In the pen1tentiary for
taking money from letters.
The extensive stables Of the Louisville
City Railway Company, and several frame
buf d1ngs occupied IS liquor saloons AID
boarding houses in the Immediate neigh
borhood, were burned 81 2:3O this after
noon. Loss hSavy. Fully insured.
The dyeing house of Prewett, Spur q
Co. manufacturers of cedar ware, Nash
Vile, was burned yesterday morning.
large lot of valuable lumber was destroyed
and numerous contracts for building in
Nashville have been suspended.
On &C cunt of the proposed Congress
sional interference with the government
of the State, Gov. Senter declares that he
is opposed 10 such interference, and called
upon the President for military aid,
merely to be prepared for future emer-
gencles.
The New York San of yesterday, say
that a plopos. tion has b en- made to the
Senators OppOss d to the ratification OF
the swindIiag 81. Domingo treaty, aud
that If such opposition be Withdrawn, the
executive win be in iavOr of recogn lzing
the beIligerency OF the Cubans.
Generals Sheridan, PIeasanton, Custar,
Davis, Torbet and other cavalry aders,
are cOnsummaJing plans fer organizing a
cavalry society. Ali cavalry cfhceIs aud
pIivates al e invited to meet al q c1nven-
lion. called for e Sth OF April, TO meet at
Chicago.
Superintendent Groves, OF the Boston,
Hartford & Erie Railroad, has received In
structtOns from Boston, 10 hold the prop
erty on the Western Division of the road
at all hazards, against the Duchess and
Columbia Railroad Company. Graves
started up the line yesterday morning.
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OoNDENsEB TELEGRAMS.

THURSDAY. March q.
old closed IN New YORK, yesterday, at
20.
'be snosnakers of Worcester, who have
II Oh 2 stzikc, have gone to work.
ne Hudson River is open TO Rhein-
aE.
TIE Democrats of the 10th CongressiOna:
strict OF Ohio, have nominated DR.. WI
HIi, OF Defiance, for Congress.
A man named shook, a as kiisd in
v with the soldiers at Fort LeavenwoTth
ansasY on Tuesday night.
An inexhaustibIe bed OF coal, has been
ached by the LeavenwOrtb, Kansas,
al company, by a shaft.
rhe Ohio state Central Committee have
sliyed to hold their next Convention on
ednesday, the 10th OF August
George W. Murray was nominated for
lyor by the Republican Convention, at
lyton, o., Tuesday night.
-Saac THOMPSON and horse and dray-
r1 an were crushed fatally by the falling
lhe cornice OF livery stable IN Pitts
b r., yesterday.
daughter four years old. Of Mr.. Seho-
-zt residing on Lynn street, Clnclnnatl j
4-I on q stove yesterday forenoon and
IS burned to death
rhirfeea thousand dollars worth OF
.9Derty was destroyed by fire at Buda.
yesterday morning, besides the Ma
lfc Lodge.
fire at Wilmington. ILL.,, yesterday
7-1fng. des4 uoyed sl2G00 worth of prop
tr. Insuran e., e@ii9l. 4-a3ltlcs NJ clci
81 seriously Injured by falling tintbers.
rhe carriage factory o. >. G. Hullis, q
tlfursfsfo5vn New j ork, was destroyed
Fdrs On Monday night. Loss $1,000; il
rance smah.
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From the Pacific Slone.

SAN FRANCIsco, March 23.-The
latest intelligence from San Diego
represents the gold fields as some
what unfavorable, although number
of good leads have been discovered.
Said leads require capital to develop
them. The weather in the mines is
cold and stormy, and the minerals
are unprotected, consequently pros
pectiHg Is slow.
Alaska advices state that Gen. Da-
Wis arrived at Sitka, February 18th.
Lieutenant L. G. Cowen was killed at
Sitka on the 18th ult. A drunken
soldier, who was dishonorably dis
charged, got into quarrel with Col.
Dennison, and fred pistol at him,
but the shot missed. and took effect
on Cowcn, killing him insta ntly.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, March 23.-In the House
of Lords, last evening, the coinage
bill was pas sed through the committee,
and the consolidated fund bill was
read the second time. The House
adjourned without transacting any
further important business.
In the House of Commons, Glad
stone denied, amid much meriment,
the reports recently published In the
Spanish newspapers and elsewhere,
that Bright had offered to Tetrocede
the Rock of Gibralter to Spain. The
bill for the enforcement of laws in
Ireland was then taken up and the
debate resumed. At the conclusion
of the discussion, the House divided,
and the bill passed as follows: for the
bill 425, against 13; the House then
adjourned till noon to day.
The steamer City of London and
Wesser, have arrived out.
In the House of Commons last
night, the debate was resumed on the
bill for the enforcement of laws in Ire
land. Dowing, from Cork, denounced
the press clause; he thought the bill
with that clause retained was calcu-
lated to arouse the bitterest resent
ment among the Irish people.
Mr.. Manners censured the supine
ness of the Government in the Irish
affairs. Messrs. Digby, Mcmahon,
Kavough, Sherlock and other mem
bers from ireland, participated in the
debate. Lord Claude Hamilton
charged the Liberals since their &C
cession to office, with having uniform
lY promoted the agitation of Irish
question In order to prescribe coer-
Give measures. Mr.. Whally held
that popery was the author of all
| Irish sorrows.
Mr.. Bryan, Of Kilkenny, objected
to the powers entrusted to local mag
istrates as, tyranical and dangerous
Fortesque, Chief Secretary for Ire
land, denied that the government had
abdicated its functions in Ireland, OF
encouraged the allusions as had been
charged; he was confident that the
power now asked, would restore and
perpetuate order. He Disseminated
between fenianism and agrarianism
the criminal results were the same
| though the acts themselves were diff.
erent; the government acted only
under the sense of danger of a crisis
yet did not venture upon a premature
and inadequate prescription; the agi-
tation in Ireland was never stronger
than now, because heretofore it haC
been without assistance from
abroad; he did not mean the
American people who have haC
greater reason for complaint with
| England's S exporting to them multi
I I La Eoe, T. r~--
und,r all restraints. 1t was gooC
policy to isolate a class committin:
agrarian and political violence, tt
draw moral strength to the Govern
ment by weaning from the disafeetet
/ those sympathizing with assasgins
Z Wise and liberal legislation onf
coold achieve this. The process wa
slow and difficult, bat effective.
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view YORK Items.

New YoRK, March 23-A resolu-
ton was passed to day, by the Board
of Excise, requesting their Finance
Committee to report what the officers
of the Board Of Health have been
compensated for services performed
for the Board of Excise, and the
amount and cause of such compensa-
tiOn in each case. Also, the names
of other officers compensated by the
Board of Excise. and the nature OF
the service performed.
Collector Bailey's whereabouts
have not been found by the detec-
tives. The examination of his books
and accounts continues.
General Pleasanton enters on duty
as Bailey's successor, next Monday.
Samuel l.. Stanley, reetifer, charged
by Bailey with bribIng a guager, has
been discharged. There was no eVl-
dence against him.
MAYO and Herman, the election can
yassers we're convicted In Brooklyn,
of fraudulently counting Democratic
Assemblyman. Justice Bulky and
Brown. two other canvasseTs plead
guilty to refusing to count ballots un-
til the police inspectors retired from
the polling place. Sentence deferred
The other trials will proceed next
week.
Isadere Wolff, a silk broker, M
May and Theodore Moriana, also silk
brokers. were arrested charged with
smuggling large quantities of silk vel
vets. lace. &s. A Custom House ofi-
Ger is implicated, but will be allowed
/ r. r. IL
Wolff and May we're committed IN
| default of $4,000 bail Morfana was
released on his own rec0gnlzance.
Street Commissioner McLeOn to-
day accepted the resignation of Hoa
VIM. Tweed as Deputy Commissioner
and appointed John A. Rodgers, his
successor. This resignation was of
fered last night and was doubtless IN
response to a call by the Young De
mocraey as a sequel to the defeat oi
their New York City Police and other
hills in the Assembly yesterday
Tweed has held the office some five
of six years. Some minor removals
| have been made. and more expected
The Tammany sachems are called
70 meet on Monday, for reasons nc
I
stated.
A resolution, introduced in the
Assembly to day, charging that Ger
tain Democratic members had beer
bought to defeat Democratic meas
ures, and that $4,000 was deposited
in the Bowling Green Savings Bank
and asking for a Committee Of lnves
tigation, was discussed until adjourn
ment.
A FIRE in Williamsburg to day. de
stroyed nine stores and dwelling
houses on Grand and North Firs
streets. The losses are Teporte,
small, bat will aggregate $25, 900.
The supposed clue to the robber
ia September last, of the NatIona
Bauk Of Norwalk, Connecticut, o
5l60000, has been discovered. Som
of tho stolcn properly has been trace
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EEY JOURNAL
URsDAY, MARCH 2I, 1870.

EE all other sources for obtain
e9litical capital fail the Demo
hey invariably resurrect the
company and the Street Rail-
The party leaders evidently
the two corporations as a
t-u card, which can never fail to
the game, if played at the op.
e moment. They seem to think
can not be shot loo often.
nacity with which they cling to
corporations, and the changes
.sg upon them, is only rivalled
verdict of a colored jury, who
on a sailor found on the shore,
is head injured. The verdict
G, de gentlemen OBJ de jury, find
~ man was on some vessel, dat
ody bit him on dc head and
him, dat he fell overheard and
3wned. washed ashore and frozs
="
a Democracy are determined to
lac Republican party with the
Bailroad and Gas Company. as
as the jury killed the poor
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Water Works Meeting.

committee appoin ed at recent
ing o. the Council, to examine
r e subject Of Water Works, to-
With some citizens who were
Cd to be present. met yesterday
noon at the parlor Of the Mer-
& Bank and organized by ap-
3 Ing Peter Semonin, Chairman,
&. NJ. Thayer. Secretary.
l NJ. J. Bray moved that the
Council and the citizens gener-
be recommended to unite in the
late construction of Water
-rks.
considerable discussion then en-
8 as to the best plan to be pur-
organizing a company for the
son Of the Works.
dn A. Reitz moved that the city
two-ffths of tie stock, and the
ming three ffths be divided
ihe citizens.
is notion after some discussion
adopted.
Ir. Reitz. also moved that com
Le organized with a capita
Of 100000. of which the city
@ subscribe two fiiths; and in case
Il Is found necessary to increase the
CAP tal stock. that the city take two
SANS ef the increase
90 motion Of Mat Henning, 3
s1u umitsao, composed Of William Ba-
ho., john A.Reitz aud Peter SemoniD
ea8 appointed to prepare the ne;es
r1ry papers for the organization Of I
ter WorEz Company, on the con
ons set forth above, and submi
same OF a subsequent meeting,
t was ordered that the proposition
f1at the city take two-ffths of tn
stock IN said Company. be submitte'
he next meeting of the Council.
)R motion, adjourned to NEE
onday afternoon, March Both, at 3
lock, at the same place.
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T Z E GR a 2 a
Message from Preside At
Grant Regarding the
DscliHe IN Ameri-
can Commerce.
The Usual Batch of Misc 81
laneous kilograms.
Foreign NeWs-.-The Irish
b lI---Tfial of Prince
Bonaparte.
Message from the President la Re-
gard 20 American Commerce.


WASHINGTON, March 23.--The fol-
lowing is the message ofth President
to Congress to-day in relation to the
decline of American Commerce.
To the Senate and House of Representa-
tives:
In the Executive message of De-
cember 9th, 1869, to Congress, the i'm
portance of taking steps to revive our
decreasing merchant marine was
urged, aud q special message promised
at a future day, during the present
session, recommending more speoif-
cally the plans to accomplish this re-
suit. Now that the committee of the
House of Representatives, entrusted
with the labor of aseertainiug the
cause of the decline of American
commerce has completed the work
and submitted a report to the
legislative branch of the Govern
ment, | deem this a fitting time
to execute that promise. The very
able, calm and exhaustive report Of
The Committee points out the great
wrongs which have prodnced the de-
cline IN our commerce.. It is g ma
tional humiliation that We are nos
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CincInnati Items.

CINoINNATI. March 23.-The Meth
odist Sunday School Institute. now in
progress, is q great success. Rev. j.
II. Vincent, of New York City, is
present.
Herman Baker, deck hand on
the steamer Edinburgh, while lean
ing on arailing to- day, fell overheard,
and has not since been seen.
The Committee on the great Gin
oinnati Industrial Exposition at their
meeting TO day determined on a gen
eral circular inviting the attention 0t
the county to the project,
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aeath ef RIshop Thompsan.

Tbe Methodist Episcopal Church
surprised and panied at the
genee Of the death Of Bishop
ID Thompson, which occurred
heeling, West Virginia, Tues
daT pneumonia. He had been pre-
over the West Virginia Con-
ferease, in session at Charleston, and
as on his way to the Conference at
E Pennsylvania, when sickness
an5 death overlook him. We have
had 40 preliminary warning of his
Hi-hsllth. and, therefore, the an
u55alement Of his death comes with
nj suddenness, following so
y on the demise of DR.. McClin-
s5o another great and good man OF
t branch Of the general church.
Edward Thomas was born at
ea, England. In 1910. He came
nerica in 1919, and in 1929 en-
f upon the practice of medicine
@ remaining three years IN that
siOn, he Joined the itinerant
Try Of the Methodist Church,
in 1888. he was chosen Presi-
a Of the NorWalk Seminary, which
z occupied for five years. when
AS elected Professor of Mental
iorsl Philosophy in the Univer-
If Michigan. He edited the La
ReposisOry until called to the
dency Of the Ohio Wesleyan
3rsity. At the General Confer
OF 1850, he was elected editor Of
2hyistian AdUocate, New York,
1t the Conference of 1864, was
- one Of the three General Su-
tendents, together with Davis
lark, his successor in the edito-
chair Of the Repository, and
les Kingsley. editor of the WcSt
idUOcats. at Cincinnati.
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ToRoNTo, March 23.-A special
dispatch to the Telegraph says: The
steamer City of Brussels put into
Halifax because she had smallpox
on board. to avoid being quarantined
at New York.
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The Mississippi was very h.eh when
1t froze up, and the recent suows Icy
At present On the ground An tha
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TO-DAY'S ADYEHTIsEMgNTs.

Dissolution OF 0Oparta8rshib.
RTOrICE ~ HEREBY GIVES. ftrs
AN the copartnorahlp hereto tore h lafla.a
- - VI = = tteAilu uAltt ana lafil liHIiau Iu..a
ness IN Evansville. Indiana. hntmrrn
ihoh. Scnutllns James MI. frnntfin. HrH
As. ". harvlns under tno frm nnfan A.
,i ssc,Anlitiht EhrWih @ Co.. A fNM Nny NN.
solved by mutual consent rho Hnrfnr
n the late nrm will DO Boltiec hy either
the above parties.
InOs. SO ANTLTM
JAS M. SEA MTfHN
y. a. rAHNlNs
Evansville, Indiana, March l0. iall
rTHNI ar.
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past patronaEes and is c0undent No. ~
y lll - aote 70 gtFe Satisfaction 10 hfq oid
iEAen1As ana al new ones WAC snav favor
llEn with call orders left III 47 ana ~
Main A'soi Il south First street. mhl4 In
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sa---sl ..ssat e a--.a-a eaa---4aa IS a4tsfa-
F. condition, end iusoluDle, or ID
.t condition which can not feed the
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seast'' ''-e-fi ~ - = i7sa sftFFe
80 Oyster > iup. with FACE IUNcT
every mornlng, z, onl 3 til u O'clock.
n4hl0 I'm JOHN q. SCH WEIyER
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stsivtI ss5elvsr slEsat re appoInred. tire
Dus ness VIII De managed by the under-
signed, AS usual.
CHRISTIAN MILLER.
January e, 1870. fa25 atf
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h%tae ssi ~ y c4na date tor re~ol ictiou ta fN
Ami Ami eieeit55e al s5 AisefRtef ssl1s, g. t,e ensue
the Republican Convention.
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CITY COLLECTOR
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puDhc4n convention.
CITY MARSHAL.
=, -. 80 l9.ts la dpuAnA ALL fieAaa nnnonnca mN
y anne as a candidate for re. eisrNon fa fNr
oinoe OF City Marshal, aublosf Ia thn "a
oision OF the Republican con g6htioH
CHRIS. WUN oERLieH
We aro authorized 40 arnouuta nv
name Of capt. JAMES AaHlfH as y onr
alaate a,...s.te Lor glty Marahni. subject to iha
cision sis OF the Democratic gty C0nQor
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PICKET TIN NCE,
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Ft IS cheap and durable ana an pfnH
70 the place where ih star HHs All q
promptly attended 90.
FACTORY, Cor. DiTialon ana DaHaI
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now prepared 40 fmrH Ha aN oIaaa
constant emp pioyHcr at Eumr AHr
on the tilne or foF tHn fUH#M
Business uBWs iinnf Mua ffrNNn
coua o. either rrH aaaIIr rn Er
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dev0tfnR tho Wtu'r slime ~
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men. That M#i Who GOO
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EVANSVILLE GROCERY,

No. 1876 Main stree
Has on hand. and is c8ualan ly ra8eivine
full stock or staple and faDev aflrarIaH
Lamps Better, Eggs, Mns Ne Elma. t.s
menti Plaster, Nails Sc, 80. Cor Sale l0rs
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We are authorized to nnnet4n,. ls....tsf..
N Ms HELbhh a8 IN cMndiffafo fe't qf.@.
Clerk, subject % The darIafrn rf Ms 4.
publican Convention.
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we aro authorized 40 nrnnuuNa fNa
name Of Capt. JAMES AaHIlY ~ y an.
ss Aaessle~ ~ " ivy atMthMMtf 4HhIDet lM NMH
cision OF the Democratic Dtv Canenra
tion.
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NJ 4, so1aeALi 1iesse hnnonnca mF
a A-ses.,V ~ ~ i9l we uilce IN Cii
subject 10 tno decision DO tnt meHufffr.
City Convention.
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MnAAo&S douhMAhs Please nmmanNna fre
name as a candidate for re. cisffion n ffa
oince OF CITY Marshall aublosf fa the +.
olhioh OF the Republican Con gHutlon
CHhIH. WUN NaTHFfHff
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AMUSEDTEN N.

AcAno oWieaG-a nH nIl 81. nneHnr.... u.
give SIX OF bis graua Nraaa.9 -rf...
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BRASS FOUNDER, q
JOHN lYlNsCE,
BaASs FOUNDER AND RlNlgHEH
steam and Gaa-Plpe FILTER,
Water dauaea, speltor and Rabbit
Metal, and ALI Articles mnnara
taining % q brnaa Huundfy.
STEAMBOAT AND aKNRRAh uLhUT
GMITMTNG,
Water Street, bot. Pine and hoeH
EVANS WILLIE. IfI
- l,aeb paia 'or ola oasas, ana au
Crescent City Flooring NATE.
KAPP LER q SALMON
ProprietOFi,
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Fran
Moulding, &CDs
Planning. Ripping. Splitting. and aeT
Saving done 81 short uOfica.
Pine and Poplar Flooring aioiu9. Il
% and Rough Dumhef, al Fayn on p
ALSO, sole PrOpriotors DAD hfanumelrf
OF tho CELEBItATED
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-24

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