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New YORK items.

NEW YORK, January 16.-Port-au-
Prince advices of December 18th state
that the revolutionists demanded the
surrender Of refugees who have taken
shelter in the American Consulate,
but were compelled to take the back
track and apologize, by the British
and French men-of-war, summoned
to his assistance by our Consul.
Salnave had been captured on a
schooner, endeavorlDg to escape TO
Cuba, BY the revolutionists, and was
taken TO Port-au-Prince and impris-
oned. The French and English COM
manders were assured that all prison
ers would be treated with considera !
ton, and that there would be no
bloodshed.
NEW York, January 16.-Havana
letters Of January 8th, say that the
insurgents are again overrunning the
districts Of Bayonia and, Manza-
Milo. The Spaniards express the
belief that the military operations
having been active and successful,
the Cinco Villas district will be en-
tirely paeifed shortly.
The war steamer Nepsic, Of the
Darien expedition, starts tomorrow.
The steamer Yantic and store ship
Gerard, composing the rest Of the
feet, will be off soon.
The Stanton fund has reached
100000, and promises to grow much
larger.
A boy Of twelve years, named Jas.
Moore, was fatally stabbed last night,
in the Bowery, by Antonio Como, a
Ohinaman, who was arrested.
In the Brooklyn election fraud
cases, the counsel for the defense yes
terday made application for full in
formation as to the proceedings be-
fore the Grand Jury, including the
evidence taken, &c. They claim that
such proceedings should be published
Decision was reserved by Judge Pratt
A strike is probable on the Long
Island Railroad, in consequence of a
reduction Of the wages of the em.
ployees.
Over eighty thousand dollars
worth Of goods have been stolen from
the Hudson Railroad by thieves who
broke into the cars along the route,
and plundered right and left.
The telegraph strike here is con
sidered about at an end.
Leo Balksky, a Russian, residing
with a mistress at % Blucker Street,
was dangerously stabbed last night
by Dan Biddle, said to be grandson
Of Commodore Biddle. The latter
has given himself up, and claims that
Balksky assaulted him first. He lives
with sister Of Balksky's.
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Late Washington sten
WASHINGTON.

News from DR.. LiViHgstOne-IIe IS In
Good Health aud Spirits An Early
Adjournment OF congress Favored
and considered Practicable by q
Number or Members-GtheF Items.
WAsnINuToN, January 1G.-A let
ter dated Zanzibar, 0c' o5er %, from
Consul Webb, received at the State
Department, states that letter had
been received at the British C0nsu
late from DIR. Livingstone, dated May
30sh. DR.. Livingstone was at Ujiji,
on Yanyanyiki Lake. where he had
found his supplies. He was In good
health and spirits, and proposed trav
cling to windWard of Yauyanyiki, un-
less somo boatmen and farther sup
plies for which he had sent, reached
Ujji.
An early adjournment of Congress
is favored, and considered practicable
by number OF members of Congress,
some arguing that, with industry the
necessary business can be finished by
the first of May.
Information just received from
Montana indicates that the most rcso-
Lutte measures to execute the criminal
laws VI lAC LClltbVIJ d5dAL0l bAO
murderers Of Malcolm Clark prom
inent citizen Of the Territory, muir
dered by Blackfcet Indians, the last
who were IN this district. have been
adopted. On tho 2:}d of December
Major Sullivan and Captain Pope.
accompanied by an adequate military
force, LETT Helena for Lection River.
to demand lIom the Blackfeet Indi-
ans the surrender of the murderors
of Clark, and, if necessary, to arrest
them by Iorce.
The Committee on Naval Affairs
have been considering the question of
relative rank, but are only waiting to
receive the report of the Board on
that subject, before embodyiDg their
views in a form to be acted on by the
/ House.
Next week a Woman's Suffrage
Convention will be held in this city.
The leading objects are stated to be
the eniranehisement Of women in the
District of Columhie and the paeaagc
1 Of sixteenth amendment TO the Con
! stituti5n IF the United States to euro
! thai OBI sci Rev Henry Ward Beech
er. Bishop Simpson, Mss. Harrie'
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Cnhan News.

HAVANA, January 15.-The Ga
zette to-day published dispatches from
the interior, announcing the surrender
of the insurgents In large numbers.
The Spanish troops in the central de-
partment are on the march to attack
the insurgents.
The Spanish mail steamer, which
sailed to- day, took a memorial signed
by 1000 Of the Spaniards, requesting
the Cortes to defer the granting OF
liberties aud reforms in Porto Rico.
The document gives as reason for
the request that the granting of these
privileges will prove highly injurious
TO the cause of Spain ia Cuba, and
will be used as a weapon against the
Spaniards and weaken the power of
the Government. The residents Of
Cuba at present 10 not deserve snch
reforms. Tie country ia unprepaged
10 receive them and thu people pref r
60 wait uuhl Cuba is represented ii
the Coflcs,
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WASHINGTON.

COMMITTEES on Banking and GnPFeacy
I'm Session. Examining Witnesses
on the Subject OF the Gold Panic
In New York last SpFIng-Other
News.
WAsHINGToN. ID. G., January b
The Committee on Banking and
Currency was in session TO day, ex
amining witnesses on tho subject of
the gold panic in New York last
Spring.
A special dispatch says the, ratif
cation of the Fifteenth Az dment
by Ohio, is the subject" ?" ~ach con-
graduation among y SdblIcaDs. To
the objections of the Democrats that
it is illegal. they simply reply that if
New York can repeal one way, Ohio
can offset it by her repeal another,
and that the case virtually stands as
it did before New York attempted to
repeal It's ratification.
The official investigation into the
Irregularities alleged TO have been
discovered in the revenue returns Of
the several distilleTies and whisky
dealers Ia the Thirty second Oollec-
ton District, is still being conducted
az Collector Boyle's Office, but no re-
suit is likely to be arrived at for some
time.
WASHINGTON, January -. = The
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has instructed Assessors to commence
work Immediately. No penalty for
refusal to make returns can, however,
be enforced before the lst of March.
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NASHVILLE.
Proceedings Of State constitutional
OnVentlOn.

PrGce.dings Of State constitutional
OnVentlOn.
NASHVILLE, January 15.-In the
Constitutional Convention, to- day,
Mr. Baxter. Chairman of the Com
mittee on the Bill of Rights. reported
back number of propositions, and
asked that the Committee be dis
charged from further consideration of
the same. Request granted.
Geo. w. Jones, Chairman of Ex-
ecutive Department Committee. re-
ported on the amendment to section
nine Of the third article Of the Con
stitution, striking cut the words
And shall state to them when as
sembled the purposes for which they
have been convened, and substitut-
ing for them the following: In
which be shall state 10 them, speeif-
cally, the purposes for which they are
to convene" BY this amendment,
the Governor is required to state, in
his proclamation cOnYening the Legis-
laturu in extra session, the purposes
| for which it IL convened, instead oi
stating them to the Legislature after
it has. The Committee reported ad-
versely on all other amendments re
| ferred TO them. The report was read
and ordered to be printed. t
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LOUISVILLE.
The weathcr-Murder. er.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 16.-A severe
rain and wind storm has prevailed
here for the past twonty-four hours.
All the streams ale rising rapidly, aud
Is threatening destruction to property.
At Bryant's Station. Ky, Thurs.
day morning, farmer named Casper
Gregg shot and killed Albert Love,
(cOlOrcd), for an alleged attempt at
assault while intoxicated. Gregg has
been arrested. and doubtless will be
tried in the u. S. Court, there being
no other than negro testimony.
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Foreign News.

LoNDoN. Jan. ia guard Of
police in Cork were fred at yesterday.
while attempting to capture dcserter.
Considerable excitement onsued
Thirty of the Paris rioters of We'd
nesday. were to day sentenced TO
prison.
Extensive Republican preparations
for demonstration are being made
for the reception of Ledfu Rollin at
Paris.
The proposed changes in the eccle-
aiastical discipline were debated by
the Econenical Council yesterday
LIVERPOOL, January 10. - The
heavy gales along the coast continue,
and disasters t0 shipping Are con-
stantly coming TO hand The follow
ing reports have been received of the
disasters:
The Glencous, from San Francisco,
for Liverpool, experienced heavy
weather on the 7th, shifted her cargo,
and was badly damaged.
The ship Keuilworth, from New
OrleaDs, December 18th, for Liver
pool, was totally lost of Patrick S
Gauseway Eight Of the crew were
saved
The FABIAN. Martin, from Falmouth,
for Philadelphia, sank at sea on the
31st of December. No particulars.
FRANCE.
PARIS, January 15-The Govern
mont authorities announce their in
tention TO bring action against the
proprietors Of the Reform, as a reyo
lutionary organ, for violation Of the
Press law. That paper has violently
attacked the Government lately. Two
journals in the Provinces will also be
prooeede, against Immediately for the
same cause.
The city ID tranquil.
PARIS, Jan. 15.-It is reported that
at the Cabinet meeting, held to-day.
it was unanimously resolved to con-
tinue the prosecutions against the
violators of the press law.
Yesterday M. Emile Olivier Great
ed q sensation by urging, in his great
speech before the Council, that the
offe1se against the press law be sub
mitted to a jury.
To-day tho project was brought be-
fore the Corps Legislatif. Judg-
ments in the matters Of the press will
be deferred until vote can be taken
on the Subject in the Corps.
ITALY.
ROME, January 15.-The discussion
which has been going on several days
in the Eeumenical Council on the
subject Of Ecclesiastical Discipline
was continued to-day
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, January 15.-Baron Won
Beet, Minister Of Finance, is dead.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, January 15.-Thc regular
mail steamship from Rio JaneirO ar
rived to-day, bringing later in'elli-
gence from Paraguay. The dispatch
es previously received announcing the
fight of Lopez and the termination
of the war, arc fully confirmed. 1t
seems that Lopez did not retreat
toward Bolivia. He was last heard
from wandering, with few followers,
about the descent of the Brazilian
Provinces.
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1t contains all the News OF the Day
Domestic and Foreign, by Telegraph and
Mail.
Variety is the Spice OF Life," and every
issue of the JOURNAL is full OF a variety OF
News, Gossip, and Miscellaneous Reading
It publishes Reports Of the Markets Of
all the commercial centers Of the country.
Its Reports or the Evansville Markets
are always prompt and reliable.
1t aims 20 be a reliable General News
paper, and to be ahead OF all others IN
every respect.
The aim OF its Editors IS TO make II the
paper for the people; instructive TO all I;
sought for by the business man, the
farmer, tho professional man, the mo-
chanic IA household companion the
polttielan's guide-in fact. to make 1t as
nearly EVERYBODX'S paper as possible.
RtUer Men a0H Jild oar Reports not en-
oelIed 61 any paper IN the great Mississippi
VaLlsBg
Our facilities for dining al kinds Of
dob Printing for Steamboats, are an
eQudled.
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CHICAGO.
Late Pemblna Bates-The Sioux Ia.
dlans on the War Path-OOnsId-
cradle Excitement Prevailing at
fort Garry.

Late PembIna Dates-The Sioux la.
dIans on the War Path-OOnsld-
cradle Excitement Prevailing at
Fort Garry.
CHICAGO, January ia letter
from Pembina, dated the 3D., an
nounees that the Sioux Indians at
that time were within three miles Of
Fort Garry, aud parties were sent out
by rail to stop them; that they were
on the war path against the half breed
insurgents and Americans, instigated
thereto by Snowman, who it is assert
ed, was employed to do this wolS K by
McDougall.
Considerable excitement prevailed
at Fort Garry. Another correspond
was sent by the Hudson Bay Company
to supersede Gov. McTavish, had
publicly acknowledged the validity of
the Rieli' Government. There seems
to be some prospects OF the missions
of Fathers Thebault and Desala-
berry having some success, as these
gentlemen seem inclined to eoncede
nearly every demand Of the insurgents.
CHICAGO, January 15.--A special
from ST. Cloud, the 14.h, says DIR.
Shaffer arrived there from Pembina
the same evening, and reports matters
In very serious state at Fort Garry.
The French, under PiellaD, arc mas
teTs of the situation, and have seized
the Hudson Bay Company safe, With
f250, 600 in gold to pay the troops.
Father Thebault and Colonel S. K
Alabarry, the latter the Commissioner
of the Canadian Government, we're on
their way to open negotiations with
Riellam Upper, who Is a prominent
politician. They think they may do
good.
1t was rumored that the Sioux In
dians were coming down, and the Dl-
kota and Minnesota people are much
alarmed, and are afraid OF an Indian
war. Refill, the Commander-in Chief,
has 358 men-in arms. The Hudson
Bay officers are apathetic, and wink
ing and Reill's acts. The Scotch and
English half breeds are passive.
Parties from Cheyenne report that
large mum Der of buildings of a more
| substantial character than those dc
stroyed by the recent fire, will soon
be erected.
Governor Durkie, of Utah, died at
/ bis hotel this morning. Of pneumonia.
Ills remains will leave for Kenosha,
| Wisconsin.
Bradford Bros. of Milwaukee, one
OF the heaviest dry goods houses in
the Northwest, failed yesterday. A
! defalcatlon by one Of the employees,
Is alleged as the cause. They offer to
settle at htty cents on the dollar.
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OTTAWA.
System OF Licenses 20 american Fish.
ermen TO he Abolished, etc.

OTTAWA, January -. 1t is ru,
mored that the Cabinet has decided
to abolish the system of licenses to
American fshermen, and to fall back
on the interpretation of the treaty of
1918. 1t is said that tho assent of the
Imperial Government has been-ob-
tanned 10 this policy. JH
The rumor is renewed that change
is to be made in the tariff by impos-
ing duties on articles on the free list.
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Foreign News.


PARIS, January 16.-Therc was a
great discussion In the Senate yester-
day on the affairs Of the interior and
general domestic policy of the Gov
ernment. AT the conclusion Of the
debate, the Senate passed a vote of
confidence in the late Ministry.
In the Corps ! egislatif yesterday,
NJ Kerra moved that the debate on
the arraignment OF Deputy Rochefort
be postponed until the 24th inst. NJ.
Olivier opposed the motion, and the
Chamber decided that the debate
should commence to morrow, accord
ing to the original proposition of the
Ministry, by vote of 80 to 10.
The semi official journals assert
that the majority in both Chambers
will support the ministry in the prose-
cution Of Rochefort. Several depu-
ties have received anonymous letters
menacing them with personal violence
in case the Chamber authorizes the
prosecution.
The radical journals also threaten
serious disorder. should Rochefort be
condemned.
Shocks of earthquake were felt yes
terday at Ouch, in the Department Of
Genoa. No injury to life or property
issreported.
PARIS, Jan. 16.-Advices have been
received at the Paraguayan Legation,
here, which cOntradicts the statements
that President Lopez has left Para
quay. On the contrary, they repre-
sent that the war is by no means end
ed, and assert that Lopez is in the
Great Cordillcra with an army of 5000
men.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Jan. 16.-The Duke of
Montpensier has been nominated as
a candidate for the COrtez from the
City Of Ovid.
There is great rejoicing here over
kilograms from Havana reporting i'm
Iortant successes of the troops in
Cuba.
ITALY.
ROME, Jan. 16.-The Council, yes
terday, held q session which lasted
four hours The oldest legate present
complained that many of the speeches
made were too long, and that some
of the Fathers did not strictly observe
the obligation of secrecy in regard to
the proceedings of the Council.
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mississippi Legislature Ratification
or the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
amendments - Letter from Gov.
AleOrn.
JACKSON, Mss, January 15.-The
Legislature to-day ratified the four
teenth and fifteenth amendments.
The election for United States Senator
will occur on Monday. &c. Eggles-
ton, X. N. Flower, aud Major-Cencral
Ames arc prominent candidates.
Gen. Alcorn, in his letter to Gen.
AIMEE, declining the Provisional Gov
ernorshlp, says: Coming from the
military authority, ami subject for
support to the military power, the
fitness OF things appears to me to for
bid my acceptance of it while l hold
the immediate prospect of the iposi-
tlon OF civil government, nor by that
sanction most acceptable to my in
stlcts as an American citiZen-that OF
popular choice. l may, perhaps, be
indulged IN the frank confession that
under the fellowship Of error and
chastisement by which | am bound to
the Southern people, am constrained
by an Irresistible force OF my heart TO
! draw back from lot or part iu the
Government by any other right than
that OF their own conscience"
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Sentenced to the pcnItentiaTy FOR
wife Murder.

PlTTsBURG, January l5.-Thomas
G. Campbell, convicted Of the murder
of his wife By heating her to death,
last November, has been sentenced to
eleven years. nine mohths and twenty
eight days in the penitentiarg, being
the longeu term that could b. im
posed
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Atlanta Items.

ATLANTA, GA, January 15.-In the
Court OF Inquiry to- day. pleas were
entered by the defendants counsel
against the jurisdiction of the court,
as subyersive OF the rights of the de-
fendants and of civil tribunals, and
claiming that Congress never intend
cd to confer the prerogative of the
military power to interfere in such
manner with the re organization OF
the State. The court was engaged
all day in examining witnesses.
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Beechcr Stowe, Theodore Tilton and
others, will be present.
Delegations of Cherokees, headed
by Mr.. Downing, their chief, have ar
rived at Washington. The treaty
made last year, between them and the
Government, was not ratified by the
Senate for want Of time, and they arc
here more especially with reference
to thSE subiect.
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OLEDO

Breaking Up or Che lee IN the Man-
NEE RIYer-POrtiun of Bridge
Carr e! lWaY. 5
ToLEDo, January 15.-rhe ice in
the Maumec broke up this evening,
carrying away a portion Of Cherry
Street bridge. The. railroad bridge
sustained no injury, and no damage
10 the docks or shipping is reported.
A large quantity of corn was do.
stroyed on the Maumee Flats. ten
miles above the city.
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sTEAMRnAr r.INrs


TO LoOIsvILLE.-Every Monday ~ a
O'Clock An. Every Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at Z
O'Clock p. n.
TO CAIRo-Dally, except sunday, at 4
o'clock p. M.
To GREEN RIYER.-Every Monday Tues
day Thursday, and Saturday at O'Clock
Pm.
To EAsTPoRT. -Evory Tuesday and Sat
urdaY at 4 O'Clock p. N.
To HESDERsoE-Daily, except Sundays,
at 3 o'clock Pm.
To NAsHvILLE--Every Tuesday, Wednes-
day and saturday at y. M.
Transient boats daily up and down.
To CISCINNATI-EVery Saturday at 10
Am.
TO CAESELToN-Ev Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday at Jam.
EeockportStsge (vIa Newbargh and Boon.
gille,l carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ.
on Mondays, Wednesdays and FridayR
Arrives by 2. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
Now Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon.
days and Fridays att a. M. Arrives Tues.
lays and Saturdays by AP. M.
Mt: Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily Tex
sept Bundays) at 7 A. NJ. Arrives daily tex
sept Sundays) by 2 P N.
To NEwBURG.-HacK daily Except sun.
AayD from the Merchants Hotel, at Z
o'clock p. NJ.
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ST.. LOUIS, January 15.-Alox. Mar
tin, refcreo to adjust the accounts Of
William $. Kribben, Treasurer Of tho
Western BOatmon's Benevolent As
soclation, charged with embczzolmont,
and against whose bondsmcn suit has
been pending 4 long time. rendered
judgment to day Of $40 ZIG in favor
Of tho plaintiffs.
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NEW ORLEANS, January I5.-The
Goveror has signed the bill repeating
the gambling law.
Eight of the telegraph strikers have
returned to duty.
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BasToN, January 15. = The old
Brattle Square Church took fire this
evening from an ovcrheated flue. This
reilet OF Revolutionary times was for
luaately saved from extensive damage
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The DoIIar. Sun.

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1881.

a car, loaded with petroleum was
burned at the railroad station this
evening. The fire, il is thought. was
caused BIZ an ineendiary.
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Ohio IL Mississippi.

WOINN EABTs
Lo0ee Lightning TX. Acc. Night Ex.
Nlncennos :OS + NJ. l:l3 p MILO % p n
GOIeG WEST.
Led0e Mail. Night tx. Day Ex.
Vincennes 90. 4:l7 y NJ. 1867 A M .. q 40 A M
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jimmy Hamil proposes to row
Walter Brown, Coulter and othors in
4 regarta here, next Spring.
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Terre Haute & Indianapolis.

GOING EAST
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Terre Haute. AIS P M...l2:l0 A NJ. 800 A N
dTrtUe
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Nesv Adverfisenn enGs.
xecutriX Sale
OF THE R
inc Art Collection
or TIE LATE
EOEEAS THOM PSONs ESQ.

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n 4 w y O RK,
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81 iuuIng day aud evening until the
slf5r collection shall be sold. = 81
his collection is believed to be the most
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sing fdOre than a thousand pictures
-a1n celebrated European artists, from
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