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Italia ate has ecn cuea;et, for ii ohurr to IT.,
VIII Fas! 5he r4ts ut Nzrt.tr7fe, In the lIu-ue-
vanni. ~ ~ "oeAs pon ''o-
Ambrose Thomas recently vlsi,e., London to
sss n,l1 ~, the :s.rs:ton ~ - lznon t,r
Nrtrini. Aa,lame Trheln-Ueltini, Sisuor Bettins-
sna slEunr easier were IN the cast So far as
N:ssan. faufe, and fonc Of the other artists were
cess:ul: hut the auIence verc NOT iutereste,i IN
.he music, and long belore tue curtain fci great
many went nI1y. The -AE4<H1un says: "Tne
overhead. rue vofces: tness ass nc
themes TO touch the hear. The PRAYER OF Nicnnn
may have been dictated by Zerlina's hymn Ia IN
rne rccu!lAt1ty Ahtlut the music OF II. Tn1mas-
that he has no 1ndly1tiuatE Is no spoutauet
y IN hts mtlodious inaSrsT-!t Il forced aat,
outbreak 0! the three voices OF Nilsson. Hetfini'
and Faure, constitutes the .knnlx.~
- New inTk letter says: :" 1t l. softly wais-
HEnsc tlat James Fisk. If., Is shortly TO we,couc
to rsenty,tnir1 ss7tet and Eighth aveaur no less
novelty than old oEenhaeh himself The 4oli
man. havtLg refreshed himself IN aud around
Ems for some weeks. Is pronounced by lhIs nrue
E1fuciently well to mind his p's aud az and 10 r.
tI1n 70 buslnes* It Ii reported TIA. Nj. FIss has
offered him sum lasIr enough tn ,uIuce hin to
lead tho orchestra 10 person, With perhArs-a yeT
ssn son1a ne5naEne.der i to 10 sae prucipal
- having been engaged. and an eariY o9te in
September IL mentioned Is the COMMENCEMENT nf
the opera Gount season.
An ltalinn paper. speaking OF Miss Ii JAu-
nesse, Of Albany, y. r. slyB: sTac pr1rsa donna.
StCnortnA Athant. Emma Ceeilia Ii tcunes3e. hss
lefr Sicily for an engagement 1t Florence vfth
the greatest honora which can be conferred on
WOMAN. She frceivcd . diploma by pablo A.
tcosttJ, in that muslclovsnG country, ol honorary
membership Of the Academy of ATT VITA the name
Of p1ma Donna. Countess fIgu aua her husband.
the nAron Gale, nntl louE llne Of carriages ani
cqufperrs. with many Of the nohtcs Of Sicily, ao-
coulranied her, while hands OF music nle1 the air
With RAy ssraluA nj doing honor to the American
nr1ma donna Our correspondent Informs u that
the cfowsl WAS immense
Mr.. Gs7u writes to this con2try that he has
treeh Tery successful In The engagement OF Lr3-
nadc troupe to accompany Nine. Marie Seebach
70 tht4 oountfv. Among others be had engaged
Nile. VenctA al the ROYAL HofbarR Tnesire- y,cn-
"a. engaged for old wonzn 1ud lcatltng Business; !;
Mile Aatoue Beasincer, Royal HOf Theatre. Ssuti-
San, drst sentimental ard hctpInc: Nile. AAr-
Euerite von zc&ieE, Aoyal Hof Theatre, Ae.uin-
zen: for comedy and love parts; Mile Etytra Bar
nenhenr, atadt Theatre. Amsterdam, for
ue!nr.ch Jautsch, foyai Hof Theatre.
Xcln&nEcn. leading business: Herr Hermann
ttatry. Ping Theatre. cu2aGcd for In trtcang and
GnAfAetet Toles. second rcxtsscur; Herr hugo
Edwaed, ncyaI uoY Theatre, Stuttgart, also en-
gsEe1i for teat,ina business; Herr Lniovic Ge,seE,
o. the LernbesR Theatre. engaged for old men and
,s saM Actef paItA Negotiations arc alas peasilnx
WIN Several; other distinguished Artist, Whose
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Governments dull ana
c,iHpsr sis. ..1la,ss@llat.
couns. 6os. -llasa alt"!., |
Coups, as. ..t@1.t1li0
Caurs, Gs. -1c97st3l1a14
Coups, new .1drs1iea l@
State td,1l&{S f1t,niinAIr
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
The Darlen Expedition.

New YoRK, December This
morning the Darien Isthmus survey
ing ship, the Guard, will leave the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, where she has
been fitting out, and proceed to Ellis
Island, to take on board her powder,
aud will then proceed on her trip to
the Isthmus, on the Pacific side of
the Isthmus. The Saginaw has been
detailed for duty, while the Nipsic
will communicate between the Guard
aud Panama, as is necessary. The
stock of provisions taken on board is
for twelve months supply for a
crew of one hundred men. Only
thirteen marines will be taken, the
remainder of the ships company
being frst-elass seamen.
The ship will proceed to the mouth
of the river AtTato, to put ashore the
various parties detailed for the sur
vey of the route for the Ship Canal
across the Isthmus of Darien. Self
ridge, commanding the expedition,
will sail in the Guard for Atrato, and
get things we'll under way, before he
proceeds to the Pacific side to inau-
gurate the main work of the expedi-
ton. Ga Tuesday a telegram was
sent to Commander E. 2. Lull, at his
home in Wisconsin, to join the expe-
dition at once.
The following is a list of the off,
Gers, seven of whom were with her on
her previous expedition: Commander,
Thos. D. Seliridge, commander of the
expedition; Commander L. Z. Lull,
commander of the Guard; G.. G.
Schulz, Lieut.. Commander and Exec
utive Officer; j z. Mcneil, Master
and Navigator; A. II. Camden, j. L.
Sullivan, Alfred Elliott, j. l.. Haw-
ley, Masters; Frank Bissell, Past AS
sistant Paymaster; p. @. Eckstein,
Assistant Surgeon; Fussell, Acting
Assistant Surgeon; r. G.. Peck. G. z.
Kemhardt, j. j. Hunker, L. q. G.
Salter, j. II. Bull, Midshipmen;
Theo. Berry. Pay CLERK; j. w. ST.
mons, BOatsWain.
The civilians comprise the follow
ing names: A. d. Beach, Assistant
Surveyor; DIR. G. A. Moosk. Of Gam.
bridge University, GeoIOgist; James
Barnes, Civil Engineer; j. Blake, Jr.,
Astronomer; 4. Fohlers, Draughts-
man; A. Leslie Duvall, Assistant En-.
gineer; Jehn Moran, Photographer.
The Guard also takes a steam launch
and three fat boats, fifteen feet long,
for ascending the shallow rivers, which
are fitted with wheels, and can be
used on terra tGrDlG.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
The Fish lnestIon.

Toronto, December 1.--The Globe
of this morning, in reference to the
New York Iri6U 7e's remarks urging
the immediate peaceable settlement
of the fishery question. says: We,
in Canada, nave the impression that
there is very little to settle. We have
already granted very liberal conces-
sions, but cannot alloa American
fishermen to steal our fish. Ameri-
can fishermen cannot plead ignorance
of our regulations. from the fact that
their own government, at the COM
mencement of the season. warned
them Of the existence Of these regulss
tions and the consequences. that
would ensue if they were disregarded.
If a reckless schooner or two from
New England, chooses TO infringe up
on our domain, We cannot on that ac-
count set about tinkering old treaties
or patching up new ones.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
Vance, Of North CarOIIns.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-Con-
siderable surprise is expressed here
at the election of Ex-Governor
Vance, to the Uoited States Senate,
by the Legislature of North Carolina,
to succeed Senator Abbott. A care
ful examination of the acts of the
Thirty Ninth and Fortieth Con
crosses, and of the first session of the
Forty Second, sho@ that his political
disabilities for participating in the
rebellion, have never been removed, /,
aud it is the general opinion that
Congress will certainly refuse to re.
lieve him now. aud his admission TO
the Senate is therefore regarded here
by the Republican Senator's as very
doubtful. 1t is supposed that the
friends of Ex-Governor Vance will
urge that he was opposed to secession
until the State of North Carolina
went out of the Union, and that
during the war he was elected Gov
ernor by the people of that State
on platform opposed to the Confed-
crate administration. His opponents
claim, however, that these facts will
have little influence on Congress,
since they also remember that as
Governor Of North Carolina he was
as bitter rebel as any man in the
South,
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
Unlted states Treasnrer,s statement.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-The
statement prepared By the United
States Treasurer for private in
formation, shows that the Govern
ment has paid. of the bonded debt
alone, from March l1th, 1869 to No
vember 11th, 1870, in principle, in
terest and premium, $182, ,942. .787,
equal 10 1898, ,837 per day. The total
premium paid has been $21, 81, ,490,
and interest, 50 OBS. $40, on the pur-
chase Of $159,589,750 of United
States bonds, since the 11th Of March.
1869, on which day the Secretary Of
the Treasury made his first purchase
for the Sinking Fund. The total of
the estimate for the year ending J une
30th, 1871, is 1898 SIC, ,732; the amount
appropriated for the year was $272,-
308 337; total Of estimates for the year
ending June 80, 1872, as prepared By
Secretary Boutwell, and submitted TO
Congress are $3.50, ,272. .3e5. The esti-
mates are exclusive Of all unexpended
balances, which amounted on the Goth
of June last to $50, ,O00,0 and which
are rendered unavailable by the
eighth section of the act of July II.
1870. Had these balances remained
available the present estimates would
probably have been between forty and
fifty millions below the present fig
ures. The Treasury Department
prints 4 900 copies of the public debt
statement in German and 1000 in
English. Prominent bankers and
brokers at home and abroad are regG-
larly supplied with copies of the debt
statement The statement has here
tofore been telegraphed to Europe.
The present interruption Of the At
lantic cables has temporarily inter
fered with this Arrangement.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
Grimes and Casualties - Revenue
NeWs-A New PaD3r.

CINCINNATI, December Fired.
Weihman Hewes was the name of the
rag picker who was killed yesterday,
By locomotive.
John Haynes. of Athens, Ohio.
who was indicted for opening another
mans letter, was acquitted to-day, in
the United States Court.
In the case Of the United States rs.
D. V. Brown and others, to recover
a transportation bond for $4,000,
Judgment was rendered for the Gov
eminent.
Several rooms in the Henrie House
we're entered by burglars last night
The receipts from the Second. Ohio
District, for November ID, were 1924 :
805 20.
Another cheap morning daily is
talked of. It is to be issued by Col.
ID. Beck and others about the middle
of January.
Distilled spirits, of the Second Ohio
District, not in bonded warehouses,
November 18th, amounted to $10j,
015
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
VOL. XXI.
FRANCE.
rnr FRENcH pEaroRAILzEn.


VERSAILLES, Nov. 29.--After the
recent battle the Army of the Loire
retreated in q disorderly manner
towards the north, leaving four guns
in their abandoned entrenehments.
The retreat continues. The greater
part Of the French army is completely
routed, and prisoners increase hourly.
The German losses are less than at
first reported, and will not reach one
thousand men.
FINAGCIAL - EXPORTS F0RBIDDEN-BoUR
BAKIS CoAEsfAND-Two BRENcH SUCCESS
Es-THE PRUSsIANs EYAcUATE CHATEAU
Dun CHATEAU NEUF, AND ATHENS.
Tours, December IA credit of
ihirty-five million francs has been
opened to settle the actual contracts
for armament, and a credit of fifteen
millions for ulterie- purposes in ad-
dition. A credit for one million two
hundred thousand francs has been
opened for the purchase Of grain in
Algeria.
The expectation of cereals from AL.
geria, elsewhere than to France, has
been prohibited.
General Bourbaki has taken COM
mand of the Nineteenth French army
corps.
The following dispatch has been re-
eeived from Units, 10 the Department
of Cote Dor. dated yesterday:
An engagement occurred at Gren-
ley, to day, between body of Francs
tireurs, from the Department of East
ern Hyrennes, and Prussian column.
The latter was we'll supplied with
artillery. La the atternooa, tie fight
was extended to the village of Units,
where the Franc tireurs we're sup
ported by the Guards Mobile from
Vosges, which came up from Beauue.
The French were successful. The
Prussian loss was severe, their dead
streWing the road IN oil directions.
Only Eve prisoners we're taken By the
French.
The following dispatches from Ven
dome, In the Department of Loire ct
Cher, dated yesterday, have just been
given to the public here:
The Prussians have evacuated this
city, as well as Blois. Chateau Dun
and Chateau Neuf-sur- Loire. To-day
they assaulted Mazierres, and were
repulsed. The fight lasted nine hours.
The French captured one officer and
040 men. Inc frencn loss was small.
soRTIE FROM PARTS.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 30.--A lively
FIRE was maintained all last night from
the forts around Paris, and this
moTning the garrison made sortie at
vaaious points on the Seine and
Marne. The Prussian positions we're
attacked at IL In the morning, and
sanguinary battle took place. in which
Wurtemburg troops we're mailly en-
engaged, supported By the Twelfth
and Seventh Corps. The fighting
ended with night. The enemy we're
everywhere repalsed.
CHEZ BEsIEGED-A0 A1IBUsCADE.
Tours. December 1.-The Depart
ment of Cher is declared in state of
siege.
4 band of Frame tireurs, ambus-
caded in the forest of Montarges, sur
prised a Prussia detachment and
killed and captured eleven.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
Treasury and Army matters.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The ques-
tion whether the Treasury Depart
ment can reserve. for interest due
from railroads to which subsidies of
land have been granted, the entire
amount payable for mails and trans
portstion, has been submitted to the
Secretary Of the Treasury and to the
Attorney General. The payment to
railroads for such service will be de-
layed ct the Treasury.
A general order from the War De-
partment says that fifty dollars will
hereafter be charged against every
enlisted man who shall lose, by care
lessnes, or dispose Of, breech loading
muskets of Sharpe or Pennington pat
terms,
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
An Important JadgmenG-MOrtality
-PsFsOBRE -SpOFgIngs

NEW YoRK, December 1.-The case
OF the Ninth National Bank vs.. the
National Bank of America, came up
in the Supreme Court to-day. This
is an action previously reported, in
which the Ninth National Bank paid
on an altered draft, which had been
forwarded TO the Bank of America for
collection. The plaintiffs recovered
sI,S9fl : I9Sfn'h' against the defendants lot
The deaths which occurred in this
city for the week ending November
occurred in the previous week.
The Hon. b. Z. Whittemore is
elected to the State Senate in South
Carolina, and is made Chairman of
the Committee on Eogtossed Bills.
General Brinkerhoff. of Ohio, has
received and accepted an invitation
from some of the leading merchants
of Portland, Maine, to address them
upon the subject of free trade and
revenue reform.
Several members of the bar arc
now considering the movement
looking toward the celebration of the
semi centennial anniversary of JUS
tice Nelson's connection with the
bench.
The Republican majority in the
State of South Carolina, is a, ,643.
a match between the English and
American race horses for $25, 600, two
mile heats, which was arranged at the
reunion OF the leading turfmen Of
this country, at-~the4 Baltimore race
meeting, has fallen through, the
backer Of the English horse failing to
name his representative at the time
appointed, and in consequence, has
had 10 pay $500 forfeit.
In the Base Ball Convention this
afternoon the system of professional
ball playing was warmly discussed
and finally approved by a vote of
eighteen to nine. The Convention
then adjourned,
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
Dartmouth College DIHner-Bllllards
Sumner.

NEW York, December 1.-The Al
umni Association of Dartmouth Col
lege partook of the seventh annual
dinner this evening at Delmonico' 8.
Richard B. Kimball presided. Among
those present was Senator Morrill,,
Hon. E. A. Rollins, Amos T. Aker
man. Attorney General, and Asa
Dodge Smith, President of Dartmouth
College.
In the game of billiards in Brook
lyn tonight, betWs Cyrille Dion
and Garnier, the fFenchmsn who re-
Gently arrived, 300 points, GARNER
won By so points.
Senator Sumner lectured this even.
ing in Steinway Hall. on tho duel be-
tween Francs and Prussia, to q
crowded audience.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
Extensive CoEAsgFatIOH--LBss $a90,-
0O0-IusuPaace 500 0s0.

New ORLEANS, December 1.-An
extensive confederation occurred here
this morning. The Varieties The
atre. John Hawkins store room,
Schiller's coffee house, and Liners
stable were destroyed. The fire
originated in the property room of
the theatre, adjoining the buildings
damaged.
Two fremen ars reported to be un-
der the fallen walls. Loss $2OO, 600;
insured for 100000 in local eompa-
nies.
It is asserted that Gov. Yarmouth
viii visit Washington, to effect the
removal Of Postmaster Lowell, Mar
shall Packard, and Assessor Joubert.
who, with Lieut.. Gov. Dunn. stand
in the way OF tho Governors schemes.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
Smith and Bingham DenOuaeea-
hRsOnlc

MONTGOMERY, Dec. 1.-The House
of Representatives met to day. and
transacted considerable business.
There was no session of the Senate.
The delegation from Madison County.
consisting of Republican Senator
aud three Democratic Representa-
tives, have telegraphed their con-
stituents that the Law has been fully
complied with, and call for meetings,
irrespective of party. to denounce the
action of Smith and Bingham.
The Grand Lodge of Masons of the
State of Alabama will hold its annual
session in this city next week, com.
meucing on Monday.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
The Union League.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The annual
session OF the Grand National Council
of the Union League of America will
be held on December 14th, at the
room OF the National Union Club.
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Gov.
Geary, of Pennsylvania, is TO preside,
and delegations from all sections OF
the country are expected to be
OreSank
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
Speech BIZ seretary Robeson.

New YORK. December 1.-Robe.
son, Secretary OF the Navy, made a
speech here to-day on the occasion of
laying the corner stone of the
Simon's Exchange Building. He
said he had come here to-day to illus
trate By his presence the interest
which the Department with which be
was connected, and the whole Gov
ernment felt in the objects of the in
Stitutiou founded.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
Accidental DeaIh-CrImInaI.

NEW ORLEANS, December III
ID. Nicholson, q fireman, formerly of
New York, was killed at the Varieties
Theatre FIRE this morning, and anoth-
er man is missing. Several persons
we're injured, two seriously.
The trial Of the Baton Rouge pris-
oners, concluded to-day, and it is be-
lieved all will be discharged to-mor-
row
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
A Terrible Battle-1.70O Prisoners
Taken.

NEW YORK, November 30.-The
Herdld's London special correspond
ent telegraphs that last night the can
nonade against the Germans in the
south and west of Paris. was feint to
detract their attention from a serious
sortie on the Saxons and Wurtem
buTge IS.
A terrible battle has been going on
since noon. and was still raging at six
o'clock. The Army Of the Loire is
retreating from its position. The
number and position of the forces is
uncertain. Seventeen hundred pris
oners have been taken.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
IRELAND.
THE ATLANTIC CABLl

HEARTS CONTENT, December L.
A steamer will be dispatched from
this point Immediately. in search Of
the steamer Robert Lowe, now en-
gagged in repairing the cables. The
latter steamer was sent out to repair
the cable of 1866, and the steamer
which is to follow will carry informa
ton that the cable of 1865 has sud
denly ceased working. and ascertain
if the interruption was not caused by
the Lowe grappling the wrong cable,
LONDONDERRY, December 1.-The
steamer Peruvian, from Liverpool,
arrived
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02

Z
- Made from pure Irish Moss
or Cerraseent is conceded
/ cheapest and most delicious food in the
world.
Z a package, costing a few cents, viii make
1 sixteen quarts OF Blanc Mango, and a pro-
I portionaJe quantity of PuddinRs, Custards
I Creams, Sauces, GFuels, Charlotte Russo
Ice Creams, &C. dc.
/ GEA MOSS FARTNE
/ - Is creating a great
sensation IN the
food market. Its
delightful flavor. convenience for dessert,
| &C., &C, is unsurpassed.
- "The proof Of the
pudding Is in eat
1ngit and we feel
once eaten Of a Blanc Mango, Pudding
Custards Cream, Charlotte Russe, or any
Godsend, will deny its claim 10 rank
among the table luxuries OF the period.
CEA MOSS FAKINE
- Is made up without
trouble and will
Try il, and our word for It, you Will con-
Time in its use.
GRA MOSS FARINE
- Makes an elegant
Ice Cream, is su-
peTiOr TO Corn
Starch or ArEoWroot, and one hundred
- At least my dIner-
ent dishes can be
made from SEA
Moss FARINE, all delicious, healthful, and
economical; u is the cheapest food IA the
SEA MOSS FARINE
~ is rich IN flesh form.
ing properties, ana
makes delightful
diet for children and all others Teqnirfna
light and delicate food.
GEA MOSS FAHINE
- "Is decidedly q very
great improve
ment upon all sim
ful and delicate food we have ever tasted"
GEA MOSS FARINE
- Custards, Soups, Cru.
els, &C, &C., made
FARIEE, can be taken BY invaIids at an
times, and retained upon the stomach,
while all other preparations are rejected.
SEA MOSS FARTRE
- One experiment viii
convince the most
6kepticRl that SEA
Moss FARINE will produce uneQualed Gus.
tards, Puddtngs, Creams, &C.. &c.
SEA MOSS FABAnE
and healthy fOOd
for Children and
CEA MOSS FARIgE :, So
Starch. MAIZENA,,
Farina, or any
~ Makes most de-
ughtful dessert,
and contains 80
per cent. OF nutriment.
~ Is irish Moss puri.
ned. concentrated,
and rendered an
absolute luxury. and VIII hereafter be
quoted as a food staple In the markets Of
the world.
- For ali the uses to
which the best Ar
rOwroOt u applica-
be. st one-quarter the price.
CEA Moss FARENE
- Is superior 70 ali
other preparations
children; nothing can surpass il for that
puFpofe
SEA MOSS FARINE
- WIN produce hesh to
marvellous exs
tent, while ft IL
soothing aud cooling to the blood.
- TeII your Physician
what IL Is, and our
word TOR II, he win
GEA MOSS FABIEE 49,, -. -
enlng sauces, and
Will make fifty
different dishes.
- Sold only at whole
sale by the
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE 90,
53 Park Place, NJ p
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
ITALY.
THE SPANISH CzowS-rHE ITALIAN PAR
LIA1IEET.

THE SPANISH CzowS-rHE ITALIAN PAR
LIA1IEHT
FLORENCE, Dec. IA delegation
from the Spanish Cortes will arrive
in this city on Sunday, when the vote
of the Oortes, and the acceptance Of
the Duke of Aosta. will be officially
submitted to King Victor Emanuel.
Three hundred and thirty of the
IDENTITIES IN the italian Parliament
have been re elected. One hundred
and sevaniy Deputies are now mem
bers.
The Spanish feet, with a committee
has arrivedlas Genoa. A deputation
from Rome has gone to welcome It.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02

CIEorNNATI. Dec. l. The state .
ment in yesterdays dispatches from
New York, that Cincinnati merean-
tile house had failed, with liabilities
of one one million Of dollars. created
much surprise here. The firm has
not yet been found.
Theodore Thomas first concert to :
night vas a grand success.
Alexander Sands has resigned the
Presidency Of the Second National
Bank, of Hamilton, Ohio, on account
of the complications growing out of
ths assignment Of George q Elliott,
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-02
DecIslon Regarding Reform SCHOOLS,

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The Supreme
Court of this State has Just decided
that there is no pOwea % Copcae a
child in a reform school unless it has
been convicted of crlme. This de
cision will release a large number Of
children from our reform sohool at
Monmouth, Ill.