The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-02
TEIEGRAPHlC!
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Baltimore, April 2S.

BALTIMORE, April 2S.
New Orleans papers Of Sunday are re-
ce;ved.
The Washington Union Of this morning
has a lopg article on our affairs with Spain,
and states that the President regards the re-
cent brinRing-to aud examination of Ameri-
laws-ss indignities TO our flag and agrees
zion upon our rights which wilIsot be to!er.
ated.
McCsu,ey is not TO agree with the Span
ish cruisers as TO the right Of Search visiting,
or the examination Of any vessel rightly bear
ing our dag upon the nigh seas, under any
euise or p,etext. "in my presence orwithin
my reach (says McCsu!ey), 10 yoa attempt it,,
the act will be done at your peril" The
Union further says that the Spanish Govern.
ment has the issue of war or peace in her
own hands. and il che persists in her aggres-
sions, war is inevitable.
New YoEK. April %.
The following appears in oil Of the New
York papers Of the 25th: "The National
Telegraph line between this city and New
Orleans has been placed in excellent order,
and dispatches it's business with commenda-
BILE promptness.
Yesterday the Africa's news was placed
in New Orleans bv this line. and was pub.
Hshed in the regular journals, connected
with the associated press in that and all
cities between Nova Scotia and Louisiana.
CHARLESTON. April %.
The Isabel, from Havana, arrived at Key
West on the 25th.
l.. nf ho n
that at the grand review ON the 22d COmmo-
'dre McCsuley occupied q seat in Concha's
Three Creole gentlemen are in prison
charged with beating four Spanish officers VI
rack.
Several Of the civil guards are reported to
have been assassinaied in the streets.
Il was reported on the Gath that Commo.
dore McCauley had effected . settlement
with Concha. The Courier's correspondent
doubts the reported settlement, believing that
Conei,a hs. no su:hority to make the treaty.
Piaelo and Cadalgo embarked on the 22d
Tor Spain.
Csucha invited Com. McCauicy to a
grand banquet.
Sugar and molasses are advancing
Frcights are active.
New ORLEass, April 28.
Super6ne flour $40 la. Oats Toe; hay
Sla so; inspected mees pork $40 SO; su-
gar cured hams l3c; whisky 36c.
HARRIssuRox, April rs.
The Senate to-day passed the bill repeal.
irg the charter Of the Erie aud Northeas,
Railroad Company, and il now only waits
the signature of the Governor to become q
law.
Nav YORK, April 81.
Thee was an immense gathering Of q e
friends Of the prohibio'y liquor law ut the
Metropohtap theatre last night, and the pro-
ceedings were Of the most enthusiastic char.
acter. Eloquent speeches were made by
Prof Maitison, Henry Ward Beecher, snt
Rev. DR.. LYING and others. A series Of ap'
prorria'e resolutions were adopted.
While this meeting was - session, one ol
quite different stamp was held in Brooklyn
where the liquor dealers met in convention
and organized an association to act in con.
cert with their brethren in New York in op.
posing the law.
They resolved to buy no goods from or SUP,
port in any way, any person who aided ia
passing or advocated the principles of the
oppressive prohihitory law.
| The Mass Meeting Of the Mains
Law neil comes off tonight at Tsmmany
Hail.
In the Kings county circuit court, gen.
IL .man, well known in sporting circles, Oh
tanned . verdict Of $4,000 against WIN
Shsw and Jaa Irving. for asssulting him las
i September.
i The lvss By Gre yesterday in Ward xlCc.'
vs,,l IA f. ckn ~
~ they had q stock valued at about 500.
900 on the premises. Loss covered by iusur
ance.
/ BUFFALO, April %.
The burning Of the bridge at painsvill,
will not delay the running Of the traing.
i SYRACUSE, A pr;l %.
Water will be let into the Erie Canal OF
to morrow evening.
! II commenced showing at o'clock p. NJ
but it continues to melt rs fast as II falls
BosroS, April %.
The Hiss inv estigating committee adjourn
ed until Tuesday next. Ii is rusnored tina
the real Mrs. Patterson will then be produce
as witness.
New ORLEANS, April %.
Arrived Delta and Noble. Departed
lSwiiEerland. niagara, David White, an
Fanny Buliitt.
New ORLEANS, April 26.
The steamship Grenada arrived this morn
in. with Havana dates TO the Esd.
The u. s. steamers San Jacinto an
, Princeton were in port.
.. Commodore McCauley had not entered uE
9 on the duties of his mission.
The cigar market was fine and fending UP
!. ward. A beliefwas current that the tobacc
would prove short, and the planters had in
creased their demands, although previous que
Ia tons were not altered.
]. Freights to Europe had declined, but I
= the U. ). they are firm.