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FRIDAY, June "a.
Gold closed in New York, yesterday, at
IIs<. q
The KekIongas beat the Indianapou
club, at base bail yesterday, 49 TO n.
A wooden factory at Greenfield, Ind,
was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon.
Loss $4,000. No insurance.
Hon. II. C. Kerr was nominated for re-
election to Congress, yesterday. In the
Second District.
Hon. John Coburn was renomiDated by
acclamation, by the Republicans of the
Fifth District, yesterday, for Congress.
The steamships House, from Bremen,
and the Denmark, from Liverpool, have
arrived at New York.
The annual exhibition of the New York
Institution OF Deaf and Dumb took place
on Wednesday. Diplomas were awarded
to "A deaf-mute students of both sexes.
The New York Boari of HeaIth,-at its
regular session Wednesday, made new ar
rangements for cleaning the streets during
the warm season, and passed a resolution
mplimentaTy TO DR.. Carrachan.
NJ. StereD, a travelling agent of the
jeweIry house OF ). simpson, OF Cincin-
matt. had a carpet bag. containing nearly
5000 worth of sa pie jewelry, stolen from
him on Wednesday, while purchas pg
The following were the innings of the
match game o base ball. between the Red
Stockings and Keystones, at Philadel-
phia:
InnnineS 2 3 z 8 total
Red StocKIngs 3 2OI 9 9 81
Keystones 2 2 III 5 %
superintendent Jordan, of New York,
has issued "A general order, announ cling the
complete reorganization of the Police De-
partment of the City of New York. The
city is divided into two Inspection Dis
tricts known as tue Eastern District aud
Western District. The general order de-
fines the duties of Inspectors and other
officials under this new regulation.
Gov. Hoffman wasserenaded by the cIti-
zens of sing Sing, N. Y, Wednesday even
ing. He was escorted from the depot by
the Hoffman Guards. fo7r hundred strong.
to the residence of his father. Hon. Isaac
B. Knoxon made the address of welcome
when his Excellency would occupy the
executive chair Of the nation. The Gov
ernor responded to the greeting of his fell
low townsmen, In pleasing and witty
speech.
Atthe International Convention of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at
Indianapolis, yesterday, a large number
of resolutions and communications were
introduced and referred to committees
without re aiding. Hon. Felix Bruno, Pres
ident of the American Peace Commission,
was invited to a seat on the platform. The
Executive Committee OF the Associations
of the United states and British Provinces
made their report for the year just closing
The report occupied twenty pages of teIe.
graph paper, and Is, of couTs ;, too long for
publication. After . few addresses and
short devotional exercises, the Convention
closed.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

MADRID. June 23.-In the Cortes,
yesterday, Senor Morel's bill for the
gradual emancipation of slaves In the
Spanish Colonies was considered In
the Committee of the Whole.
Senor Castellar's amendment, for
immediate abolishing was lost by
vote of 48 yeas to 70 nays.
Itwas understood by the committee
that Senior Morel's bill and the whole
subject ought to lie over until the
next meeting of the Cortes. when it
was the opinion that a measure would
be devised by the Government which
the Legislature and people can ap-
prove for the extinguishment of
slavery, when the Committee rose.
A resolution prohibiting pun:Jh-
ment by the lash, was offered and car
ried.
The action on Senor More bill
was postponed and the CO ties ad-
journed to the 31st of October.
Senior Castellar's speech in favor of
immediate abolition has rendered him
the lion of the hour. Its reference to
Abraham Lincoln attracts the espe'
cial attention Of Americans.
Castellar's adversaries and the ad-
vocates of abolition here rendered
him banquet.
QUEENsTowN. June 23.-The steam
ship City of Manchester, from New
York for Liverpool, has arrived here.
All well.
LONDON, June 23-Mr. Chapman,
publisher of Dickens's works, pub
iished a statement to-day that only
one half of Dickens's story, THE
Mystery of Edwin Brood" had been
written. The story will be published
as far as written, and no one will be
permitted to finish It.
The Times money article saws
American exchange has a downward
tendency. OWL 10 the prospects a
az .~afr r~r1s md tns rs7r.1l~ l-,-. -.s
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HENRY McSHELToN, bold soldier
boy, who was supposed to have been
killed at South Mountain, In Septem-
Der, 1862, has just appeared, In an
excellent state of preservation, to his
friends IN Whitley County. He says
he was taken prisoner, held until the
close of the war, and then, having
wish to see more Of the world. went
to sea. shipping from New York.
Since then he has not been on Amer
lean soil until few days ago.
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APPLICATION for fifteen divorces
have been made, and will be disposed
of at the next session Of Vigo Court
of Common Pleas. Quite a number
of the cases are from other States. a
game that has been practieed in Indi-
ana for long time. or since the ex-
istence Of the present divorce law.
OF course the parties applying for a
divorce have to swear that they are
residents of this State, but arc not
compelled to testify as to whether
they come to the State for the pur-
pose of securing divorce or not.
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THE last rail between Terre Haute
and Greencastle was laid at two
o'clock P. NJ, Wednesday, on the In
dianapolis and st. Louis Railroad.
But three miles remain to be laid be-
tween Greencastle aud Indianapolis.
Eighteen miles on this end and
twenty miles on the Indianapolis end,
have been we'll ballasted. Orders
have been issued to put large force
of hands on the unballasted part
and prepare the track for business
with all possible dispatch.
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DAHY JOURNAL
FRIDAY, JUNE 2l, 1870.

EDUCATIONAL CoNvENTIoN.-The
st. Louis, Vandalia, Terre Haute &
Indianapolis. Evansville & Crawfords-
vile. Cleveland & Columbus. and
Cincinnati & Indianapolis Roads will
return delegates free from the Ma
tional Educational Convention. which
convenes at Cleveland, on the 14tb,
and closes on the 10th of August.
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arrangements for the repayment of
| dividends. The Hudson Bay divi.
dends have been suspended, owing to
difficulties In the Pembina region.
One hundred emigrants left this
city yesterday for Canada, in the
steamship Lake Erie.
PARIS, June 23.-The trial of mem
bers of the international Society of
workmen, for completely in the late
plot, has been adjourned until the
29th inst.
At a meeting of the Ecumenical
Council. on the 18th. Cardinal Guido.
Archbishop of Boulogne, made a
strong discourse against the infallibil-
ity schema, creating a profound SEN
sation.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 23-The
Courier states that two thousand per-
sons lost their lives at the late CON.
fagration in this city.
CORK. June 23.-A serious riot oc.
cured here yesterday. The masters
bad recently hired a great number of
German tailors. displeasing the Irish.
Meetings of the Irish tailors were
held, and a strike was resolved upon
at once. Yesterday evening the Irish
tailors stopped work, and soon after.
wards the rioting began. The strik-
ers attacked the shops Of the employ
ers. The police charged on the riot
ers aud succeeded in restoring order.
A number Of citizens who volunteered
to aid the police, were stabbed.
Everything Is quiet now, MANY
arrests have been made.
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A WASHINGTON special says let
ter, travelling the rounds of the press.
purporting to be from the Vice Presi-
dent to an Indianapolis paper. attack
ing the Chicago Tribune and George
Alfred Townsend, its Washington
correspondent, is undoubtedly for
gerry. as Mr.. Oolfax himself is the
authority for the statement that he
never wrote it, or any similar letter.
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BURLINGTON, VT. june % The
day, nominated Jno. w. Stewart, of
Middlebury, for Governor; Geo. N.
Dale, of Island Point, for Lieutenant
Governor, and John A. Page, of
Montpelier, for Treasurer.
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VERY many Republicans will vota for
Mr.. Voorhees,, this Fall, who have hith-
nat.
You can tell that to the fresh water
marines on the Ohio, but if you
were to talk so Oh the Wabash, the
people would think your ears had out
grown the cerebral tissue. .--TeTre
Houte Express.
But the Evansville JOURNAL never
said anything of the kind.
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Congregational Nomination.

PIoUA, O., June 23.-The Demo
cratic Nominating Convention, for the
Fourth District. was beld at Green
vile to day. Hon. j f. McHenry, oi
this city, is the nominee.
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LOWELL, MASS. June 23.-The
furniture store Of Bremen Brothers.
on Preseott Street, was burned last
night loss slJ, 900. ITsareo for
S. aOH
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EVANSVILLE. Ind, June 2I, 1870.
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DEAR SIR: Understanding that you Will
shortly be in this city, we. the undersigned,
would request you TO deliver your lectures
on mechanical Physiology" In this city.
Very respectfully,
81. J. BRAY,
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j. f. HILLIARD,
n. r. SMITH,
JIG. BIERBOWER,
and many others.
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TYELL-PLACEDL LOvE.-Essays for
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CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 23.-The
Courier states that two thousand per-
sons lost their lives at the late con.
hsgration in this city.
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lenleneg- oHI- % 10 -pTo5HHsl9 d
ths gTain trade nd the completion o.
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Ir has become too much the fashion in
this country to initiate the English nobility
and gentry, especially in the matter Of
e0uipagcs; but we hive in this city some
noticeable exceptions. Among them is
DR.. II. r. IIelmbOld. His horses are
thoroughbred, and his carriage which is
capable of seating ten persons, and is light
and graceful, having all the strength and
nothing of the clumsiness OF the heavy
English drag, has no arnlorial decorations
but simply monogram. There is nothing
of English snobbery in the livery of his
coachman, but everything about it is IN
the most pertcc; taste. DR.. llclmbold, in
this matter, sets an example that is worthy
Of imitation by men of large means who
can afford an expensive and elegant cqui
page.
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An OutspOkcn American Bishop in
the Council at Rome,

Writing on the Both ultimo, the Roman
correspondent Of the Pail MIL Gazette
says;
THE day before yesterday u violent
scene took place in the Council, on the
delivery Of speech by Monsignor Vcrot,
Bishop Of Savannah, United States, the
orator Of the American Episcopatc. The
discourse, pronounced in n voice audible
through the hall, vehemently assailed the
dogma of iniallibility, declaring that all
the Bishops who voted in its favor would
be guilty Of sacrilegc. The majority met
this imputation with protesting cries, and
the clamor became so furious that the
President Lcgate rang his bell, and called
on the speaker TO retraCt the expression.
Supported by MOnsignOr StrOssmayer, the
Bishop Of Savannah refused, maintaining
that he was entitled TO express his con-
sCicntiOus opinion. He said he was the
citizen Of q country where every opinion
was free, and, that trained in freedom, lie
would preserve his independence even in
the Ecumenical Council. Monsignor Sen
cstrcy, Bishop Of RatisbOn, spoke with
equal force, but in more guarded language,
against the dogma, affirming that he CX-
pressed the sentiments olthe vast majority
OF German Catholics. The sitting broke
up in great agitation.
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TIE SKNGERFEsr-It is estimated,
says the Cincinnati Chronicle, that the
gross receipts of the big picnic Sunday
amounted to$l20OO, which. added TO she
$9l 900 taken in ut the four concerts, and
$4,000, the total subscription collected
before the festival, gives a grand total Of
$4,000. These are probably very near
the correct figurcs-at least as near as can
be had until after the meeting Of conf
mittccs this evening. The total cXpcndi'
lures, it is thought, will reach $41 900,
distributed us follows: 100000 cost Of
hall, including plumbing, decorating, gas
fitting, &c; $1,000 for the orchestra, and
$1,000 for entertaining the guests. Incl
dental expenses will swell tie amount
somewhat.
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\ FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR FABLE
Several journals have asserted that Pres
ident Grant has received IL present ola lite
insurance policy Tor fifty thousand dollars;
that the money to pay for 1t was collected
by the subscriptions Of subordinate off.
GERS Of the Government, and that the pol.
lev was taken out in the Equitable Lille
Assurance Society Of this city. the only
company, we believe, which ever takes 50
large risk on Il single lite.
The whole story is an invention. No
such policy Is in existence, MS VIC have rs
certaincd by inquiry ut the office of the
company-N J. Post.
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BUNKER HILL VETERANs.-TwelvC OF
the veterans of the battle of Bunker Hill
were present at the Grafton of Daniel
Webster on the completion OF the monu-
mcnt, June II, 1S43 These revolution
airy soldiers, the great orator, the chief
guest and many OF the participants in the
ceremonies Of that day have all been
gathered to their fathers" OF those,
two score or more, whose names appeared
on the plate deposited under the corner
stone of the monument, says the Boston
Transcript, only three arc known TO be
living-David Sears, George TiChnor and
llaZcn Morse.
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SALE
FRANKLIN winter'sand wife, Com. ]
plAinants, t..


Kntc Brown, Isaac Burkam, and ,r.......
Others, Defendants.
Nv yirtuc Of a decree rendered In the above en-.
titled cause, at the June Term, 1870, OF the Cir;
cult Court for Ohio County, the undersigned
SpccIal Commissioners will, on .... -.,
Saturday, the 8Oth Day Of July, 1870
Sell at Public Auction, on the premises, thetract
Of land in said decree described, and known as
the "Isauc DurkhRm" Farm, containing one nun
dred and nInety.six 1856 acres, one " rood,
twenty. -four C9Ij pcrches This valuable farm Lies
a short distance from the National Road, nearly
eGuIdIstant from Roney's Point and TriAdGphia;
Is well watered, and has upon 1t large and com:
modIOns Frame House, together with barn and
other Outbulldings and improvements. 100.
TERMS or SALB--ORe.Lhird OF the purchase
money in cash; the residue in MTec equal pay
mentS on credit Of one, t'r0 and Tire years.
with interest from day OF s4lO, tue purchaser 70
give bonds With good security for. the deferred
instruments, the title being retained aS addl'
ional security until the payment In null Of the
purchase money, N. RICHARDSON,
$50 -" A. ]. CLARKE,
Special Commissioners.
Law Offices Monroe street, near 4th, Wheeling,
W, Va. iun25
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CROPs,-Farmers from nearly every
section OF our county report an excellent
prospect for good, thir crops. There |:
but very little red rust on the wheat. and
that confined to the low lands. SOmC
wheat will be cut this week.
Apples and peaches are still reported
falling, but enough will stick, from al
accounts, to give us some Of the largest
and finest fruits of these kinds we have
had for years,
The berry crop Is now in its glory will
that king oil MI berries, the Black Rasp
berry, in great abundance, large and wei
ripcncd. Its numerous lovers sigh bu
for one thing-moro capacity-ZdnesriR
Courier,
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We have hope even of political sinners
when they are moved to confession Of
their sins. In spasm of conviction the
other day the Cincinnati Enquirer felt
compelled to say: "Thc Democracy is
dying of vice and fraud Of folly and
knavery; Of cowardicc and Ignorance;
Of the displacement of its true and great
souls by the souless scoundrcls who con-
troll the organization" Honest Demo
Gratis need no longer be at loss to know
what is the matter with their once power
full but now decrcpid organization.
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DETROIT has champion girl of the
period. She began her curious career by
dressing as a boy and driving horses for
her passage on the profane canal; then
she was for short time fireman on Il
locomotive; then n hancock on n steam
boat; then q jam" chuirbottomer; then
bell-boy In Detroit hotel, where (of
courscO he was discovered to be II woman
That town ought to start Il Sorosis right
away,