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DATLY sBOURNAE
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL q, 1870.
CONDENSER TELEGRAMs.
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WEDNESDAY, April 20.
Gold cloeed IN New York yesterday, at
81 1924.
A vigorous geological survey OF CalIfor-
MIA IS In active progress.
A slizht shock OF earthquake was felt In
San Francisco on Monday.
The steamer Ty bee arrived at New York
from san Domingo on Monday night.
Gov. Hoffman has vetoed all bills giving
State aid TO railroads.
The match game Of billiards ON Monday
night, at Chicago. between Coon and
Parker. was won by Coon By one point.
Nearly 800 brick makers are on a strike
at Croton Landing. N. Y, In consequence
OF a reduction in wages.
The stockholders Of the Mercantile Lii
brary, Philadelphia, have decided TO keep
their rooms open on sunday
The colored people OF PHILADELPHIA cele-
brated the ratification or the Fifteenth
Amendment yesterday.
The Auburn city National Bank, was
robbed yesterday. about noon, OF s3l ,O00 In
greco backs.
Gov. Randolph. OF New Jersey, has ap-
poll tad Henry q. Kelsey, OF Sussex Coun-
ty, Secretary of state, Vice IL. N. Conger,
resigned.
Gen. Sherman and several OF his staff
will leave next week on an inspecting
tour through Montana and the other wes-
tern Territories.
The Fenian headquarters In New York
are about TO be removed, and a. Is believed
no movement on Canada " III be made be-
fore the last of July.
Ex-Collector Jashua f.. Bailey IA in
Ohio, living on farm OF ex-Solic tor Jor-
dan, and writes to Washtngton that he IS
ready TO report TO the Department, If
wanted.
some excitement existed yesterday. at
the discovery or certain ancient gold
coins, by party OF laoorers digging the
foundation for bridge pier, at trenton,
New Jersey.
The new iron railroad bridge across the
Wabash at Terre Haute was com pleted
yesterday. Tr fins will at once commence
running from Terre Haute 10 St Louis via
Vandaiia.
The English residents of San Francisco
are preparing a public welcome for the
passengers OF the first Australian steamer,
now daily expected. They will charter
steamer and meet her outside OF the har-
bor. NH
At the Byron banquet in New York, on
Monday night, speeches We're made by
Jno. q. SAKE, poet: Hon. William Pres
ION. ex-United states Minister to spain:
Cassius NJ. Clay. and other prominent men
In politics and literature.
The case OF Jas. w. Davis VS.. the Union
Pacific Railroad Company, 81 al for an IN
Junction and appoinl mont OF receiver,
and Jones, at Cheyenne, and alter some
sklrmlshing between lawyers, the case
was adjourn ed till to-day, TO give time to
the defendants TO examine tho afiidavits.
special dispatches from Washington
state that there Is almost - certs In pros
pect OF an India1 war. Twenty thousand
sioux arc on the war path. Troops are be-
ing hurried to the front to meet the crisis.
Besides the Fifteenth and Seventeenth
regiments of Infantry ordered to sioux
city, the recraiting officer In New York
City is ordered TO send every available
recruit at once TO Fort Leavenworth.
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Troop Ordered to the
Frontier.
miscellaneous kilograms.
New York Items.

New YORK, April 26.-It is now
a we'll understood fact that General
Jordon. lately at head of the Cuban
army, will in q few days reach New
York City. The reasons that move
him are that the contract entered into
between himself aud Junta was only
for one years term OF service. and one
years service expired in February
last. At the beginning Of tho year. the
Junta sent out to Cespedeg a CODY of
the contract with Jordon, which it is
insisted has been fully complied with.
Junta in sending a letter to the Presi-
dent of the Republic, stated that they
would continue to pay the sums stip-
ulated on the original contract with
Jordon, so long as he should remain
with the army. Mr.. j. w. Lemus,
the Cuban envoy, believes that the
presence of Jordon here at this time
will be OF great service to his cause,
as he esteems him a man of ability
and character, fully informed of the
relative strength Of tho two contend
ing parties in Cuba
Reliable Cuban correspondents state
that little is doing there beyond a
guerilla war. in which the insurgents
evidently are able to hold their own.
General Valmeseda is now at Benga-
ma looking after affairs in that Dis
trict. The Captain General still re-
mains at Puerto Principe.
On Sunday five young japanese
noblemen arrived In this city, and put
up at the st. James. Hotel. They
come to this country to be educated
at Princeton College. aud it is said
that one of them is a member of the
Imperial family.
The Havana correspondent of the
Times writes that Admiral Poor will
at once enquire into the motives
which caused the flight of Phillips
the former United States Consul at
Santiago de Cuba, and demand salts
faction if it is found that the life of
Phillips had really been endangered.
Phillips is now on board of the Sew
ern.
The steamers Cambria. from Ham
burg. and Nebraska, from Liverpool,
have arrived.
John Russell Young's new paper,
The Standard is announced to be is
sued on Saturday; and will be n two
cent morning daily.
A-meeting of the u. s. Commission
ers was held at the Cooper Institute.
Peter Cooper, presided; resolutions
were adopted approving the course
of President Grant, in appointing
Friends as Indian agents, and de-
manding just legislation in favor of
the Indians. Addresses were deliv-
cred by Vincent Collyer, Hon. Sidney
CLARK, Rev. Howard Crosby aud Benz.
Latham. advocating the claims of the
Indians, and the recognition of their
rights.
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ProsnectIYe INDIAN war.

CHICAGO, April 26.-From iufor-
nation received at Sheridan's head
quarters it appears that Brute Sioux,
on Broad River, and the MILESTONE
aud Big Cheyenne reservations, in
Dakota, are again making trouble
and threatening to kill the Govern
msnt employees among them; shooting
down cattle, and subiecting agents to
all sorts of abuse. The savages num-
Der about $4,000, and are divided into
about half dozen different bands.
The most trouble has been and is now
experienced on Grand River reserva-
ton. The 18th and 18th Infantry
which have been ordere to the scene
of trouble will reach there May 1st.
They will not make any hostile
demonstrations against the Brutes,
unless necessity demands it; but
Sheridan states he will make these
Indians behave themselves, and il
they do not he will use vigorous meas
ures to put them down. The Yank-
ton aud Sioux Indians, Ia the same
vicinity, are peaceful.
The great flood in the upper Mis-
sissippi, by which much of the coun-
try aud many towns along its banks
in Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Min
nesota have been inundated. is rapid
ly subsidiug. The water fell eighteer
inches from Saturday morniug t
Monday evening.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-The City
Council passed a joint resolution re-
questing the Congressional Commit
tee on the District of Columbia to re-
port and secure if possible the pas
sage Of bill for the organization OF
the public schools in the District of
Columbia, by which all children can
be educated regardless of color. to be
governed by one board of trustees.
Colonel Spence. of East Tennessee,
was before the Reconstruction Com
mittee to-day. He vaguely favored
the reconstruction Of the State.
The COMMITTEES on Banking and
Currency came TO no conclusion on
Sherman's $45, 100000 currency bill.
The House Committee on the Pa.
cifc T. II. will this week hear argu-
tinental r. r. Co.
The President nominated to Senate
John 4. Appleton, Judge of u. s.
District Court, Eastern District Of
Texas. Uice Watrons, retired on full
pey; Jos. Coates, Pension Agent. at
Little Rock; Henry s. Dean, Post
master, Ann ArboT, Mich.
The Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations, held meeting this fore
noon, for the confederation of the
Darien and Tehauntepec Information.
al Oceanic Canal treaties. Admiral
Porter and Gen. Michler, are to be
present at the next meeting. and give
information relative to the character
of the last named route.
The Secretary of the Treasury
sends to Congress tomorrow bill,
prepared by the Deputy Comptroller
of the Currency, relating to coinage.
1t is a modification of all laws on the
subject, with the additions and altera-
tions required by minting operators,
and proposes to dispense with silver
dollars. The Secretary viii recon
mend the passage of the bill.
The Supreme Court will not meet
again until Saturday, whep the ad-
journment for the term takes place.
An officer Of our navy, just from
Yokohama, says it was reliably as
certained there that Capt. Eyre, of
the Bombay, would have stopped his
vessel after running into tho Oneida,
but for the implorat;ons of lady Tenn
pie, wife of the British Minister, who
was apprehensiVe of ship wreck.
The opinion at Yokohama is that
Capt. Eyre is weak, rather than
bad man.
The Indian question formed one Of
the topics of Cabinet discussion to-
day. The War Department and In.
dian Bureau are promptly advised of
the events transpiring. and every ef
fort will be made to secure a thor
Ough and continued tranquility in the
Indian country.
Mrs. Grant held an afternoon re-
ception to. day, which was largely at
tended.
The Upshur Naval Court Martial
to day examined the witnesses with
regard to alleged cadet corruptions.
Gen. Sherman will not start upon
his contemplated tour of inspection
in the West until after the adjourn-
meat OF Congress.
There was large gathering Of Odd
Fellows to night at the celebration of
the fifty rstanniversary of the order.
Vice President Colfax delivered an
address, and Senators Sherman, Fen
ton and Boreman were present.
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OangressIonal SUMMARY.

h-oAlA Il &APAAA ~.
SENATE Trumbull presented a memorI-
al and resolutions OF n public meeting N
Chics go. recon Vending that tho balance
OF 100000 or 100000, known 90 being the
Chinese indemnity fund, being a balance
left after paying all the claims OF our ciLi-
zens, be converted Into tho United states
Treasury as a special fund, either To be re-.
turned tc China, or TO be used for the es-
tabl ish ment OF universities of learning at
Pekin. Sumner said the subject was be-
fore tho Committee on Foreign Re lattons,
and that there was no evidence that the
Chinese Government had refused TO re-
ceive this iund, and that the committee
this was entirely distinct fr I'm the Japan
ese fund, and the Committee expected TO
report finally upon u at an early day.
The memorial was referred TO the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations. sherman,
from the Com mites on Finance, reported
adversely TO any change In tho rate of
taxation ON distilled spirits. Wilson
from the Military Committee, reported
substitute Tor the House army bin. An
thony, from the Committee on Printing,
reported with amendments a bill 10 reg
ulate public printing, and the discontinn-
ance OF the publication OF books and OFF,
tiaI cocuments. A variety of bills aud
resolutions were introduced. There was
no important action on part of the Senate
up TO the hour OF adjournment
HOUSE, Only one hundred and seventy
unembers were present ct roll call the
whole mum Der Is two hundred ana twen-
ty-eight: many of the absentees were alb
sent on leave. Niblack, from the Com
InlLlf O on AHnT0HIAdAAOAht tROINeA bnb
fortideatian appropriation, and the bill
was made the special order Tor the 4th of
May. Tho bill approprIates Sl.2G9 $50.
Welker, T ON the Committee on Re-
treuchment, reported a bill authorizing
tho Secretary of the Treasury TO appoint
special agents, not exceeding nfty-three
at any one time, for the purpose of MAX
ing examinations OF the books. papers
and accounts OF Collectors and other
officers OF customs; the bill was discussed
and passed. Jencks, from the same COM
mittee, reported a bill establishing De-
ney General is head. The morning hour
had expired, and the bill went over TIL
Tomorrow. The Sneaker appointed
Schenck, Dawes and Voorhees, a Confer
ence Committee on the income tax bill
The House then went into Committee on
the tariff bill. and alter 81 short session
took a recess till evening. In the even
ing, the Hon resumed the considerat1o on
OF the tariff bill, having under discussion
TIE Guy on iron.
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ANA, WEDNESDAY. APRIL II. 1870. z

of all the Monarchial Deputies Of
the Cortes. together with those who
are tired Of Statu quo. when an effort
will be made to change the order of
things.
HAVANA, April 26.-The Spanish
man of-war Concha. was lately over
hauled By the English schooner Rich
mond, having aboard forty persons
and two cannon. Her commander
said she belonged to tn light house
board, and she was allowed to pro 8
ceed ll.
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Cincinnati Items.

CINCINNATI, April &c. j.
Quetil. OF Wheeling. who has been ap-
pointed to perform the surveys of the
Portsmouth. Ironton & Cincinnati
Railroad, will enter upon the work
at once.
The Parepa Rosa Opera company
is playing here to crowded houses.
Mary Chick. Of Mount Healthy,
was terribly burned by the upsetting
of coal oil lamp tonight, in Gov
inRtOn
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MEMPHIS. April 26.-Judge Swayne,
of the Circuit Court, to-day dissolved
an Injunction in the contested Sher-
iGalty case between Wright and Cur
ry, and ordered the latter to give up
the books and papers. which Curry
refused to do. II is understood that
Curry will apply to Judge Hawkins
of the Supreme Court, now in this
city, for a Supercededs.
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II contains All the News OF the Day
Telegraph, Foreign and Domestic and by
Mail.
Variety Is the Spice OF Life" and every
ssue OF the JOURNAL Is full OF a variety OF
ews, Gossip, and Miscellaneous Reading
It publishes Reports of the Markets OF
all the commercial centers OF the country
Its Reports OF the Evansville Markets
are always prompt and reliable.
1t aims to be a reliable General News
paper, and to be ahead OF all others in
every respect
The aim Of its Editors is to make it the
paper for the people; instructive to all /;
sought for By the business man, the
farmer, the professional man, the me-
chanic a household companion the
politicians guide-in fact, to make it as
nearly EYERYEODY'S paper as possible.
Riuer Men 10iH md our Reports not ez-
ceRed by aay paper IN The great 1fisstsstppf
Valley!
Our facilities fer doing al kinds of
job Printing for Steamboats, are an
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Canadian AHalrs-Red River Matters.


TORONTO. April ga dispatch
from Ottawa says Judge Block and
Father Richott have had private in
terview with the Premier. Nothing
has been determined upon, but pro-
gress has been made toward the ad-
iustment of difficulties. In the
meantime arrangements for sending
an armed force into the Territory
continue, and the original intention
will be fully carried out. The inter-
view will be continued tomorrow.
OTTAWA, April 25-In the House
of Com mons last night, Mckenzie
said that last week the government
asked for extraordinary power to
provide against the anticipated attack,
and be desired to know if the danger
had been less than expected. aud was
the government prepared to repeal
the acts of such. thus ending the
| habe1s corpus, as they should not
needlessly alarm the country. and
| disturb business, preventing i'm
migration by exciting fevers that the
country was In danger of being dis
| turbed.
Sir George Carter said tho Govern.
ment had certain information which
Il acted upon, although this was not
the time to justify their actions. He
might say they had not Withdrawn all
| of their forces from the frontier. The
| decided action taken had prevented
an invasion, but they had that day
received information that all of the
volunteers should not be Withdrawn,
as there was danger ahead.
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Public S0le

RYOEACE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. that
IN the undersigned viii oncr for sale AZ
public auction, at the door OF the Court
House. In the city OF EvauavlIie on
SATURDAY, MAY 7TU. 1870.
The following described real estate. sItu-
ate In Vanderburgh County, Indiana, to-
Lot No. eight (s), and the adjoining one
half OF Lot No. nine (0l, Block eight (8l,
vile.
The said premises are situated on Oak
street, between Third and Fourth streets,
contain q good two story frame dwelling,
with cellar. clstern, Btnbieg &C, and being
that part OF the real estate OF Josgnh
Wark, deceased, ordered 20 be sold by the
terms OF his last Will and testament
Sale TO commence a. two O'Clock r. Rf
Terms OF Bale-One-thlrd cash. the resi-
due In one and two years, O. g purehaFers
giving notes, secured by mortgage on the
premises, with ten per cent. interest and
waving relief ffom valuation or anpraise-
ment laws. TBO8. Walk
ap2 d4w Executor.
[DemOxrat nieese copyl,
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PORTLAND, Me, April ga row
is reported on the Ogdensburg Rail
road at Staudish. The laborers on
section sixteen are said to have struck
aud attacked the laborers on section
fifteen 10 drive them OIL. Othcers
have gone from Portland to enforce
order.
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OMAHA, April 26-Pullman's new
combination train arrived via the
Northwestern Railroad to day, bring
ing w. Ii. Aspiuwall and party, en-
route for San Francisco. The entire
train was transferred across the river.
Q. A Lon bard and other prominent
railroad men also passed westward.