Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09
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Washington special says:
a formal demand has been made on
the Spanish Government for the surrsn-
der Of the StesssAn. Of course no az
swer has Jet been received The matter
goes ahead for decision.
EothwithstAndiDg the inimafion OF
the Bfitish press, il is not the intsntion
Of our Government to abandon or IN any
way ahate the demand upon England
for damages 20 our commerce. by the
Anglo Rebel pirates. The disbanding
Of portion OF the army is no evidence
of cowArdiy policy. Enough viii be
retained to enforce any demand upon
foreign governments, and il necessary
the veterans mustered ont can be easily
Summoned hack 10 the feld
IL is understood that preliminary
measures have already been taken in
reference to the enforcement Of the
!. Monroe Docuine," and notifcafion
served on Napoleon thai since We settled
our own family Affairs, We will not sub
nit TO European interfsrenee with those
Of our sick nsiehbor, Mexico, and = Sers
plain iniimasioa given NApolson that Il
must not only not send more troops 10
Aexicobut mnstwilhdraw the French and
| Austrian troops now there. and leave the
| people 10 determine for themselves
whether they will have an Empire or =
Republic, otherwise il viii be our duty
20 see that the republicans have fair
| play. M
An application has been made by Cy-
rus W. Field to the Secretary Of the
Navy for the detail OF the steamship Nj
agara, 20 assist Ia laying The Atlantic
/ Cable. As no oficiAl notification Of re-
scinding the order thai vessels Of var Of
the United States shall not Be permitted
TO remain more than twenty four hours
in any British port, has beea received,
the request cannot be accsdsd 10, The
published information OF the repeal of
the order excluding beiligerent vessels
from more than twenty four hour's stay
in British ports, comedies beiligerent
rights 10 rebels yet, and admits the
shenendoah to equal privileges with
United States vessels.
II is doubtless intended 10 allow the
Shenandoah, the only rebel pirate aHoat,
to get back to England from the East
Indies, where she was at last adviees.
1t is not new probable that the trial OF
| JEFF. Davis will take place until Septsm.
ber
The Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, in which the indictment vas
found, will adjourn tomorrow, and there
is at present no prospect of q special
session Of the court during the summer.
A ,.-8.-v af ska fl ~ a..
we're at the White House sgain to-day
MessrG Davis, Bradley and BIB, are as'
serted by loyal Alabamianst TO be rebels oi
the most maiignant type, who are. now
that the rebellion is suppressed, endesv.
oripg to get control Of the reconstruc
ton movement Mssses Moore, Par
sons and Tibbs have been regarded ~
favorable TO the Union, but are open tc
suspicion from their association with the
secession element in this delegation.
When they came here their intention
was to recommend Col. ssybOld, q rank
rebel, for provisional Governor, bat this
idea was abandoned after they reached
here, aud they now recommend Mr.
Parsons He is opposed By the loyAl
men Of Alabama, who have recommend.
GU W w. Ia. cultut . ChaOu Anhu W0u
was forced TO abandon the State In 1861
on account Of his Union sentimsnts BE
has been an active promoter of the
Union cause, and was instrum entail in
raising the FIRST loyal Alabama cavalry
regiment, who have rendered good ser.
vice during the war. Should the deEs,
cation now here succeed in gaining con.
Atfol Of the State the afrightsned loyal.
ists say that il will not be safe for them
to return TO Alabama