The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-10

pEOViQeQs nat NGmmAbNEc Will bC
duly aud fully organized, aud any
other General Committee claiming 10
be Republican will be simply a very
empty and useless attempt to serve
the Tammany managers, and earn
their surplus cash.
The Tribune then promises to ex-
pose and deuounce it so emphatically
that il can never pay expenses. snd
that it shall call the names If tbs
feud be prolonged another week.
NBw YoRK. January 8.-The day
opened with buOyant feeling and
further progress vas made Ia the
bull campaign on Stock Exchange
and In the Gold Room. Son after
opening. however, the Assistant
Treasurer announced that In addition
to the sales and purchases heretofore
noticed. he would on Monday receive
bids for 81, ,670, 900 gold coin, and on
Tuesday will receive offers of 3 20
United States bonds to the amount of
the avails of the coin. if sold. This
turned the whole eoErse Of the specu-
lation, and produced decline 10 the
gold and stock market. and stifened
the price oe Government bonds.
NEW YORK, Jan ga special dis
patch from Montreal says that Cald-
we'll was discharged yesterday by
Judge Coursal on the charge of for
gerry, and before the warrant for his
arrest on other charges were served
he made his escape. Immediately
after the announcement of his dis
charge his counsel walked MIN out Of
the courtroom, aud locked the door
right in the face OF the High Con
stable, who was on the point OF serV
ing the warrant. The Consul General
has offered g reward tor his arrest.
The Erie Company hiss compelled
all station agents to give bonds, rang
ing from $1,000 to $4,000 for the
faithful and honest performance Of
duty.
John Nippon, one of the counter
feiters arrested some months ago on
| Staten Island, has again been secured
on fresh charges. Another counter
feiter, named VIM. Davis, was arrest
ed last night. The remainder of the
gang connected With him will prob
ably soon be captured, with their ma
chinery and stock In trade.
| Forty eight thousand acres of land
near Abilene. Kansas, has been sold
/ to the Scotch Emigration Associa-
ton, at Glasgow, for S165, 600 The
men will leave Scotland in February
and March.
/ The charge of conspiracy to defTaRd.
made against the Mayor of Hudson
CRY. has not been proved.
| NEW YoRK, January S-The an
| nouncement is made that the Adams
Express Office in Washington was
robbed New Years Day, Of $50 500 In
United States bonds, the property Of
| the company.
The College of the City of New
York throws its library open 10 the
public on aud after Friday next.
The Daily NeCs says divorce suit,
which promises rich developments, il
| is reported, is about to be commenced
IN the courts of New York. The par
ties are a rather aged and we'll known
man, a director and officer of the Erie
Railroad Company, reported 30 DC
worth millions. and his wife, young
| woman of twenty-five years, and a de
scendent of wealthy Dutch family Of
Bergen.
NEW YORK, January 8.-Tbe in-
vestIgation Of tie affairs Of the
Farmers and Drovers' National Bank
Of Somers. By the Government Ex-
aminer, shows a deficiency Of $l7, 600
tracesble to the late cashier, Mr
Hill. The report that Mr.. Oakley
the cashier of the Merchants Ex,
change Bank, of this city, was con-
cerued in this defalcauOn is un-
founded.