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Charlts Dickens.

Tire Boston A3Uertisef says very
truly Of Dickens, that The lived in
h looks. When he wrote the
y Tale of Two Cities he so far
ed what is said and done in its
pages that he certainly did and suffer
al It all himself. As he completed a
book he seemed TO himself to be dis
miss ng some portion of himself into
tbe hadowy world. when the crowd
of he creatures of his brain we're
going from him forever When he
had written the chapter describing
Csc cath of little Paul Dombey, he
w cred for a whole Winter night
resilessly, and with heavy heart,
about the streets Of Paris"
IS noted as a somewhat curious
coincidence that the last published
aharter of THE Mystery of Edwin
brood" closes in the following singu-
Jar train:
wonder whether | shall sleep to-
r'eh AT all events, / will shut out
the world with the bed-clothes and
tIv
rewgious crossed the staircase to
bis raw and foGgy bedroom, and was
soon ready for bed. Dimly catching
sight of his face in the misty looking
Viass, he held his candle to it for {
moment.
A likely some one. you. to come
into aDybody's thoughts in such al
9se ltP'h exclaimed. There there
il Get to bed, poor man, anC
to jabberl'
With that he extiuguished hi
light, pulled up the bedclothes aroun,
him and with another sigh shut on
tL World"
I the light of the sad event whic'
Aas come so soon upon us, thes
words have a new and unthought Q
slg fcance.
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New York Items,

NEW York, June 15.-The fare to
Chicago by all the routes was again
reduced to- day from twenty to eighteen
dollars, and will probably be reduced
to fifteen dollars tomorrow, with
a corresponding decline to other
points. The fare to San Francisco
and Sacramento to-day is $136.
Freight to Chicago aud all Western
points was also reduced twenty five
per cent. to-day.
VIM. McVeigh, the new Minister to
Constantinople, and Geo. McCandless,
of Pennsylvania, sailed on the Java
for Liverpool to day.
The first English overland mail
from Australia, for London, was re-
ceived from the West. this morning,
and forwarded By way of Nebraska
George Morris, of gang of coun-
terfeiters who assaulted Col. White
ley, detective, on Monday night, was
arrested last night. Two thousand
FIVE hundred dollars. In counterfeit
twenty-dollar notes on the City and
National banks OF Utica, was found
on his person.
A defaIcation of twenty five thous
and dollars has been discovered II
the widows and orphans fuad 3
the Erooklyu Frs Department
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The Convention.

1t especially desirable that the
Republicans of our city attend the
Convention to- day in considerable
numbers. There are several candi-
dates for Congress. and only by COM
parison Of views and liberality of feel
jag aan the best man be nominated.
Delegates can leave on the 1920
train, aud arrive at Princeton in
ample time to participate in the pro-
ceediags, and return 10 the evening
before O'Clock. Full fare will be
cbafesd going, and return free. By
ali uoans let Vsnderburgh County be
we'll represented.
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An Unsu Ccessful Attempt to Arrest
COunteFfefters,

NEW YORK, June 10 Col Whitley
recently learning that Edward Daley,
who keeps the Empire Garden, at
Amity Street and Broadway, dealt in
counterfeit money, appointed one of
his officers to ascertain the truth. 1t
was arranged that Daley should pur-
chase $1,000 worth of the queer;
and on Monday evening the officer
went. by appointment, to Daley's place
and $1,000 in counterfeit 81 and $40
notes on the Bank of Utica. and a
new counterfeit on New York City
Bank, were laid out.
The officer supposing Daley to be
alone, attempted to arrest him. Da-
ley, however, knocked the officer
down and called for assistance, when
five men rushed from an adjoining
room, and with Daley, attacked the
officer and left him unconscious on
the floor. Daley and his companions
made off and carried away the coun-
| terfeit money.
The officer was found soon after
ward, and carried to Colonel White
ley's Office, where he is confined to
| his bed.
A large force was sent to arrest
| Daley and his gang.
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FORBIGN NEWS.

st. PETERsBURa, June l5.-The
sentence q the assaEsin5 0f Count
Darenburg, ol che Austrian estrsl
has been modified. Ihey aili lot 5C
imprisoned here for q term of years
as at first contemplated. They viii
be exiled to Siberia at once
PARIS, June 15-The Jomaal OH
ciel contains a decree summoninF be-
fore the High Court OF Justice fha
accused In the affair against the Na-
ton aud the life of the Emperor. and
convoking the Higb Court Of Justice
in the town Of Blais0u, the lsth of
July.
LONDON, June 14.-James Stafford
Fiske, United States Consul at Leith
Scotland, who was arrested some days
since, as previously reported, was to
day released from custody under e,
600 bonds, to appear for trial The
accused became his own security ia
95OO, the remainder being made up
by four other sureties.
LONDON, June 15.-Later advices
from Sidney confirm the report before
received Of the total loss of the Lon
don ship Walter Hood.
Further testimony in favor of the ab
olition Of compulsory pilotage, in Mer-
sey, was taken lately by the House Of
Commons. The Committee on Pro
ceedings, in the House of Commons,
reported nothing important last
evening.
Charles Buxton, member from
East Surrey, moved that an address
be sent to the Qaeen, asking her con-
eurrence in the proposition for the
appointment of a commission to re-
wise the translation Of the Bible. He
made a speech of some length, taking
the ground that all English should
concur in this move.
Gladstone, in reply, said that the
Government had carefully considered
the question. aud thought it better to
leave the subject to the ecclesiastical
authorities; that the revision of the
Bible was of dubious utility, and tc-
dious and untimely. At length the
motion was withdrawn, and the House
soon after adjourned.
The miniature steamer City Of Ra-
gusa, it seems, run ashore on the
Irish coast and was damaged, and put
into Queenstown for repairs. Will
soon sail again for New York.
PARIS, June 15.-Yesterday there
was a meeting Of members Of the Left
Centre party in the Corps LeRislatif,
called to take action on the subject Of
the Gothard Railroad. After an in
terchange of views, it was decided not
to oppose the construction of the
work, which is the joint understand
ing of Prussia, Baden. Swift
zerIand and Bavaria. But to
request that the French Government
also take an interest in the Railroad.
1t is reported to-day, on good author
ity, that the Prince of Orleans ad-
vanced 600, 900 francs to purchase the
Gallo Roman Ampitheathe, recently
discovered in Rue Norge. This city
governmental had previously refused tc
buy it,
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Washington Items-The Cuban Ques
tiOn.


WAsHINGToN,J j June 15.-Gen. Cush-
ing had nothing to do with the Presi-
dents message on Cuba, and no one
outside the Executive Department
knew of it's existence before it was
submitted to the members Of the Cab
met. Belknap and Boutwell, were out
of the city. Those present agreed
that the condition of affairs 10 Cuba
did not justify declaration of bellig-
Grant rights, aud it is known that the
position of the President is, that
while all people struggling for liberty,
have his sympathy, and, while he
would be glad to see all who live on
this Continent In possession of q re-
publican government. his oath of Of
fee requires him to see that the con-
stitution and laws are respected, with
out regard to his individual desires or
sympathies.
The National Executive Committee
Union League of America, will meet
at st. Michael's Hotel, New York. on
Tuesday next. The Congressional
Delegation left this morning for Lin
coin University, for colored students,
at Oxford, Pa, to attend the Com
meDcement exercises.
The State Department TO day re-
ceived dispatches from Minister Mot
ley, at London, principally in regard
to the persecution or converts to
Christianity in Japan. The British,
Frnch and Prussian Governments are
in accord with our own, in interpos-
ing their good Offices for the protec.
tion Of these Christians. They will
exert their moral power to this end
and force cannot be used, as no treaty
obligations are violated.
1t appears that the japanese oppo.
sition is not because the converts are
Christians, but because it is feared
their professed faith will render them
disloyal to their Government.
Commodore Glesson has been or
dered to take command of the Eu.
ropean feet; Commodore Almy to
duty as Chief Signal Officer of the
Navy, and Commander VIM. X. Mayo
to Command the Tuscarora.
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The Sunday law is to be enforced
at Louisville frem aud after this date,
and to be enforced with a rigor that
will close every drinking saloon in
that city. This is the order of the
Chief of Police, and is in accordance
not only with law. but the right prin
ciple. So New Albany drinkers will
find no consolation hereafter in a trip
to Louisville on Sunday. as they will
be able to fare no better there than
here, where our Chief of Police has
issued an order similar to the one in
Louisville, and will enforce it just as
vigorously as the Louisville officials
We trust that days of Sunday whisky
| selling are at an end in the cities
around the falls of the Ohio.-N a
4 ed0er.
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CHICAGO, june 16.-At the annual
meeting held to-day of the Chicago,
Danville & Vincennes Railroad Com
pany. the following persons were
elected Directors for the ensuing
year: James W. Elwell. Jas. D. Fish;
w. d. Judson, Amos Tenney and
Matthew Taylor, of New York; Jar
Wis Williams, of Boston; N. +. Mer-
rill. of Chicago; VIM. Young. of Val,
paraiso, Ind, and Alvin Gilbert, OF
Rossvilie, III. w. D. JudsOn was
elected President, Amos Tenney,
Treasurer, and Fred. E. Jones, Sec
retarY.
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Congressional SUMMARY.

SENArE--The Florida railroad grant bill
was passed. The House bill, defining the
duties OF pension agents, providing for
the quarterly payment of pensions ETC..
was discussed, and laid aside. CasserIy in
troduced a Dill, that nothing in the act of
Pacific Railroad. shall be construed into a
guarantee of its bonds by the United
States, and that it shall not issue mortgape
bonds exceeding an amount of $50, ,OOO. 600.
Stewart, nom the Judiciary Committee
reported unfavOrably on the bill confer
ring Jurisdiction to the Court OF Claims in
the suit of the city Of Carondolet VS.. the
United states. Osborne reported a bill
@yrar fp~ lend ~ The North Aoutst ana =
IewEs 2at.roa.. Com Hs
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T state Sunday School Convention
Reports of the Delegates.

y stare sunday Scn00i convention
Reports of the Delegates.
Wesley Chapel Sunday SCHOOL,
yesterday morning. Mr.. j. +. Lindley,
enc # the delegates, gave very in
terssting account of the proceedings
o he State Sunday School Conven-
.io He spoke in special terms of
eo mendation of the intermediate
cuL Jay School class exercises or sys-
sem of teaching, given the Conven-
tol by F. M. Thsyer, Esq, one of
he editors of the Evansville Jour
NAL, regarding it as one among the
most instructive and practical exer-
eiscs given during the sessions. He
R lavish In praise of the hospitality
5b5wn the delegates by the peop'e
81 Evansville, and the pains
taking manner in which they
sought to make every dele
gate feel that he or she was among
lr.ands. He said New Albany must
< to her laurels, for Evansville was
ea ,aiuly entitled, to the highest praise
or the hospitality of her people. The
Crnvention accon plished much that
~l be of permanent advantage to
noble cause of Sunday Schools
and Sunday School work.
1t Centenary Church, at the Sun.
School meeting yesterday after
gaon. Capt. NJ NJ. Hurley spoke in
ally high terms of the kind recep-
j the delegates met, and the hos
able manner In which they were
ertained, and also gave au interest
7ur resume of the business of the
lvention.
The delegates from the First. Sec.
ouf and Third Presbyterian Churches
gave the most glowing accounts oil
the Convention ald It's work, and i
was pleasant to hear their commenda
ions of the good people of Evans
vile for the cordial reception the.
gave all the delegates, and the kim
areeting and generous welcome ex
tended by all the many families wher
delegates were entertained.
The delegates from John Stree
Dl. h. Church were equally profuse il
their kind mention of the citizens G
Evansville. and equally delights
with the Convention proceedings
Nsi0 Albany Ledger.
It win afford our people additions
pleasure to that they experienced i
making the acquaintance and enjoy
ing the society of the New Alban
delegation, to ascertain that their et
E1rts to entertain their visitors are S
highly appreciated. We can assur
the Ledger, that when the Conveu
,on meets at New Albany. Evans
le will send delegation every wa
worthy the large number from thG
~ who partook of our hospitaliI
turing the session of the Couventio
ere
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THE Superintendent of the Census
has issued circular to United States
Marshals, explaining the effect of the
recently-passed joint resolution for
the increase of the pay of enumera-
tors. The Superintendent announces
that it was not the intention of Con-
gress to increase the pay Of Assistant
Marshais indiscriminately, aud emu
merators are warned that in no case
will it be to their pecuniary interest
to unnecessarily pToloDg the work Of
enrolment.
Delay in completing the enumera-
ton will be an argument for withhold
log or diminishing the amount Of
compensation, instead of increasing
it. The increase per diem allowed by
the resolution of Congress will alone
be given in Districts wherein the
sparseness of population would pre-
vent the Assistant Marshal from earn
ing a fair compensation under the
previously established rates of pay
Ind. Journal
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North Car0IIna Items.

RALEIGH, June 15.-Gov. Holden
has issued an order to the different
military divisions of the State, for the
formation of a regiment of State
troops for active service, to be made
up of white volunteers. if they can be
obtained, and if not, negroes. He al
so orders the immediate enrolment
of the military, with instructions to
set apart special number of minute
men in each regiment, for use as a re-
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Eight with Indiana.

ST. LOUIS, June 15.-Dispatches
received from Gen. Pope's headquar.
ters say that fifty Indians attacked
Hugo Spring Station, thirteen miles
west of Kit Carson, Colorado, yester.
day. and were driven Off by the guard
with loss of three killed and several
wounded. No white men were
hurt.
Intelligence has also been received
that Lieut.. K. G. Drew, of the United
States Army, who has been acting al
agent of the Apache Indians, in New
Mexico, died Yesterday.
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ITRgDAY. JUNE is, 1870.
PapsI InfaIIlbIlIty.

spatch from Rome, yesterday
1on, at 2 o'clock, announces
20 majority of the Ecumenicsl
oil have voted the Dogma of In
ity, with the penalty attached
thema against those who OBJ
its declaration. It now re-
to be seen whether the dignita-
IF the church, who have thus
Ia. ,adily and resolutely opposed
the Dogma, will cringe before the
threatened anathema. The Catholic
Church will await the issue with great
n-ialv
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The State Sentinel says the New
Albany Ledger is responsible for the
following ilI-natured and envious fling
at its entsrprising and go ahead rival,
Madison:
So permanent is the population of
the little town of Madisoo, Indiana.
that the killing of few sheep IN the
country affects the school fund 10
such an extent that it shertens the
time of keeping the schools, as the
funds raised from the dog tax was
taken to pay for the sheep.
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REV. J. Fl. LoZIER was attacked on
Monday, while in the Journal office,
at Indianapolis, with a coDgesrive
chill. which for time threatened Sc
rious results. He so far recovered,
however, as to proceed to his home
In Franklin. The many friends of
the Chaplain here will be anxious to
hear of his speedy and complete re-
oovorv
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THE passage By the Senate Of the
appropriation of $25O,O00 for the
Louisville and Portland Canal, with
the understanding that 100000
more are to be given for the same OBJ
ject next Winter, will be gratifying
news to steamboat men who have been
annoyed by the imperfections of the
preseut canal.
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CAIRo. June 15.-At the Republi-
can Convention, held at Shawnee
town, yesterday, Hon. Daniel W.
Mum was nominated unanimously
for Congressman from the Thirteenth
District.
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VOL. XXI.

REPUBLICAN, Congressional conven-
tions were held yesterday in the
Second District. at New Albany; in
the Third District, at Madison; and
in the Sixth District. at Terre Haute.
Three more are to be held to day, in
cluding our Convention at Princeton.
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Republican Convention at Terre
Haute.

TERRE HAUTE, June 15.-The Re
publican Congressional Convention of
this District met in this city to dav.
and nominated the Hon. Moses r.
Dunn, of Lawrence Co, for Congress.
The Democratic Convention meets
on the Both, and will renomiuate Mr..
Voorhees,, be having no opposition.
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BASE BALL.-The defeat of the
Red Stockings by the Atlantics, on
Tuesday, must have oecasioned great
disappointment and chagrin among
the friends of the former club, in
Cincinnati. The Chronicle, in com
menting on the Cincinnati-Mutual
game of Monday, INDUCED in some
regular Chicago gasconade. 1t con-
cluded the whole matter in the fol-
lowing emphatic language:
There are but two clubs opposed to
the Red Stockings who are at all in a
condition to meet them during the
tour, and they are the Amateur Stars
and Quaker City Athletics. The lat
ter, like the Reds. have a model ball
general for captain, tremendously
work together, and in point Of discip-
line are not at all behind the Cincin
natis. They are fine players, | ,auti-
| full fielders and strong batters, I'D, in
our opinion, the Athletic Club of Phil
adelphia is the forlorn hope of the
Eastern army of ball clubs to defeat
the invincibles.
The Chroaic'e of yesterday will. nc
doubt, a different tale unfold to its
readers. Ikthe Red Stockings shoulc
happen to be beaten by the Amateur
Stars and Athletics. Cincinnati viii
take sinking chill. and her last hope
of supremacy be destroyed.
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InfalIibility Dogma ADOPTED.

NEW YORK, June ia cable dis
patch dated Rome, June 18th, 2 P. NJ,
says the majority in the Ecumenical
Council have voted the dogma with
the penalty attached Of anathema
against those who object to its declar-
alton.
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CINCINNATI, June 15.-Murat Hal
stead, of the Commercial, has left this
city to take passage on the Cambria
for Europe. where be will spend three
months
The Erie Railroad has reduced the
tsra tr0m this city r. seH York 90
&II Io. an2 -c Boston eza
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Hon. THos. A. HENDR1gKs recently
made a speech to the Democrats of
Vineenues, Indiana. He expressed
the fear that Republicans would de-
stroy the public schools by letting the
darkeys sit on the. seats-just as they
brought On the rebellion by mali
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OTTAWA, June 15.-Hon. Il. O.
Campbell proceeds to. day on his mis-
sion m England 70 lay the whole Re-
man business 0efor the Imperial
gc 1rCllark
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A PARIsIAN artesian we'll havir z
cot down 500 metres through chalk,
without finding water, the projectors
p nOuuee that they are bound TO
s.ke it oF 1.sLaTl saL iniuauan' S
- esEic gre ageDeats Is .fa attempt
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TELEGRAPHIC.

&AS~4 OSS4nS - Va S4SA Az 70 %
The Ecumenical Council
Adopt the Dogma of
Infalllbility.
The Great S@ngerfest at
Cincinnati.
Immense Number of Stran-
gers in Attendance.
Washington and New York
Items.
Reduction of Railroad Fare
aud Freights.
Discussion of the Cuban
Question.
Ths Annual Tobacco Fair
at st. Louis.
General Telegraphic Mis-
cellany.
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LOSS OF MANHOOD.

IN EsUE.TING FROM THE FOIL
~ OF Youth. Young midale-aEee
even old men permanently restore
manly vigor, by the sure and QHtg f
rem edfeg, to be had Ht the West eru tl
Odice, I37 Sycamore street ltuCilHH
send stamps for circular. t.H1ie
sppeffflfJ cured. Medicine oY mai.
Gases Df UIiVofa
aiEDeG.
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The new editor of the indianapolis
Journal extracts pleasure from the
fact that his paper is not acceptable
to the State Sentinel. He says: IF
we had received a word Of commend
alton from that source. we should at
once have suspected that we we were
drifting into something wrong; but
we are now assured that we have
started in the right direction. and
unless our Bourbon neighbors change
their tact, we shall never be nearer to
them than we are now. If we can
continue to make our editorials as
unpalatable to the Democratic taste
as our first seems to have been, we
shall be satisfied ourselves, and we
believe we shall please all good Re-
publicans."
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General Telegraphic Mis-
cellany.
Evansville Delegation at Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, June 16.
To the Associated Press, Evansville:
The Liederkranz and Band arrived
safely. and are stopping at the Bright
on House. All happy.
CHAs. WAoK, President.
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