The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-12
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10 Police Board to q ay, that Super
tendent Kennedy win tender his
signation, and Capt. John Jourdon
VI be appointed to TIE vacated Office.
yesterday being Palm Sunday, was
cebrated with specia services in all
thCatholic churches in this city.
meeting of the American Coloni-
zDn Society, in behalf of African
conization, was held at the brick
chch last evening. Addresses were
me by Rev. Mr.. Orcutt and Drs.
Paen and Ganse, who urged the peo-
plto help the migration of Africans
to seir D ative shores. DR.. Packard
saithat there were moro Africans
reg to 60 to Africa than means
cod be furnished to send them.
10 liquor shops were open gener-
allthroughout the city yesterday in
thevicinity Of Central Park. and
lag beer saloons were doing brisk
buaess. It needed only a walk
thugh few Of the principal streets
to tisfy any observers that the pro-
hlDry liquor law was dead.
E. Mr.. Hepworth, of Park Ave
nuDnitarian Church. preached up
on e corruption Of the times, and
allied to the hanging Of Reynolds,
"a idence that justice could really
beDne on a criminal, provided he
haao friends, votes or money,to buy
hisway out Of the clutches Of the
Law
1.-THE Apollo Hall In the evening,
a cwd Assem- oiled to hear Wendell
Phips, Julia Ward Howe and VIM.
ii. Jhanning speak on reformed
ch1tianity.
Sator Reve1s occupied the plat
for of Plym outh Church with
Beder at both morning and eve-
ninservice. At the close Of his SER
moln the NOR ming, and when giving
note of meetir & to ratify the Fif-
tech Amendment at the Brooklyn
Acemy of Music this evening,
Beher said that he was graft
fedO God for having spared his
lifeto see the day on which the
coled race could claim and exercise
all lyllege's and Fights of citizens of
theinited States. a voice had gone
fort which gave them liberty, and
theme voice to- day invests them
witt the glorious privilege Of the
trahlse. Ten years since they held
theplaee of slaves, fearing to
loonpon the bright face of the sun
IN Z great city Of New York. But
nov Tstiaoat a shndow of fear, they
rejeG publicly over the proclanlasis,n
of eir rights and privileges as cit
ize of this great country.
q St. Bernard's Catholic Church,
R. Gabriel HeaIy, pastor, prayers
We offered for tho Tepose of the
sll of Jack Ttsy Gof1ss ss's-l--..A1d an
Hday. at each mass the officiating
crgyman asked that prayers be of
fed for the repose of his soul, and
request was responded to devout'
The ratification of the Fifteenth
mendment, will be commemorated
j brooklyn, this evening, by den-
tstration at the Academy of music,
which Senator III. r. Revels, Lieut..
overnor Woodford, Theo. Tilton,
bishop Campbell. tho Rev. Henry G..
I-lFnett and others, are advertised to
peak.
! The appointments of the various
heads of departments, under the new
,harter and excise law, is announced
by the Mayor, at the Hall this morn
ing.
There are four Democrats and one
in the department. of the
Docks. The Department of CHAR
ties and Correction, as we'll as the
Fire Department, will stand three
Democrats and two Republicans
The Health Department will be com
posed of five Democratic members
and three Republicans. Tho police
are equally divided in politics, bu
with the understanding that there il
to be new Democratic Executive
Superintendents of the other thre'
Departments, are entirely Demo
cratic.
The Mayor, IN announcing his ap
pointments, says he would be politi
cally justified by the numerical recorr
of the votes upon the Legislation
which bestowed the responsibility Q
making appointments upon hin
should he confer every one of tn
thirty-two appointments solely upo
Democrats; but the extraordinar
unanimity by which the power wa
agreed upon, appears to create q
honor and an obligation to respeC
the political minority of his constitU
ents, so far, at least, as to re-apPolT
few of his political opponents who's
past services to the public addition
ally deserve the recognition.
VIM. Nj. Tweed is the head of Il
Department of Public Works.
The interest in the McFarlan,
| Richardson trial reached a pitch
intensity on this, the sixth day, rare
| If ever before witnessed on q simIl;
OCCASION Though rain came down
torrents, the crowd that throngC
the court room corridors, stairwa
and grounds exceeded any day pr
vious. since the beginning Of the trif
/ At an early hour the chief aoto
\ took their accustomed places insi'
the courtroom, Mcfarland preser
ing the same cool, complacent d
meanor he has preserved during 4
trial. An element of curiosity,
the shape of Mrs. Norton, an adv
cate Of woman's rights, took b
place among the reporters, to give t
proceedings of the trial to the Ret
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came into Court and announced tt
the trial would be adjour ned to I
room Of the Court of Oyer and II
miner, in the new Court House,
order that the Court of Genel
Sessions might be proceeded wi
Then came an unprecedented rui
and the curious throng hurried acr,
the park, splashing through the m
regardless of the dowBponr of ia
and in an unconceivably short I'll
D the corridors of the new Court Hol
. were filed with q sweltering. DIR
: ping, steamiug mass of humanity,
elbowing their way TO the door. I
officers, however, extended the acc
: toned discretion, and soon all tn
s entitled to admission were comfoH
: bly, seated in their appointed plaC
The first witness Mrs. Mary Oily