The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04

NEWS VIA NEW EO161A.
New YoRK, May 3.-Mexican ad-
vices say that Mazatlan remains in
good condition, being protected by
1000 troops, and new column will
operate by Lozeda, on Razoris.
The Imperial Government have
fixed new and peremptory time for
the presentation of all credits against
the revenue.
Colonel Duppin arrived on the 2lst
at Tampico, with $50 men, leaving the
rest of his forces at different points,
intending to march against JuaraZ,
occupying Sindad Victoria, Rio Pudie;
San Luis Potosi continued occupied
by the guerrillas of Bomgau. Numer-
Gus small engagements are reported in
the interior, the Imperialists invarla-
bly, victorious.
New YORK, May 3.-Tfavana dates
of the 18th ult state that cargo of
negroes had just been landed at the
south side of the island Several
ships were expected from China with
coolies. There was a very large stock
of sugar on hand
Later advices from the French West
luulCc, NY eHC Saint AOulC, udoCo dO
Martinique and Gaudaloupe, have
been received.
Fifty members of the Colonial
Legislature had determined to de-
mand from France the same laws and
/ legislative powers that are enjoyed In
the mother country.
In Gaudaloupe the deaths from
cholera were seven and a quarter per
! cent. of the population, but the dis
ease was less violent.
The immense production of beet
root sugar in Europe alarm the plant
ers on both islands.
Our advices from San Domingo are
to the 14th of April, dated at San Do
mingo City.
The late revolutionary movement
,en the southern frontier induced, at
the very moment of its suppression, a
large insurrectionary party, to, rise in
another quarter, and suddenly seize
the towns of San Cristobal, Bane, and
San Joseda Ocra The Government
acted promptly and with energy.
Troops were marched rapidly from
Sdifferent points and concentrated SO
iudiciously that the insurgents were
dispersed. Two of the most active OF
their leaders escaped, and order was
restored.
After the 14th of April it is op-
tional with the importers of mer-
.chandise in San Domingo to pay the
duties in gold, silver, or treasury
notes.
The news from Venezuela, dated
April 7th, intimates that the Repub-
lie was very likely to sympathize with
Spain In her war against Chill; the
Venezuela authorities recollecting
that their ports were completely de-
fenceless, and the people remember
ing how their poor countrymen We're
received In the Spanish West India
Islands as privileged refugees during
the late troubles at home.
The new gold mines of Nueva
Providentia are said to yield, abun-
dainty.
Military squabbles about State
Rights Claims disturb the Territory
at some points.
Intense excitement prevailed yes
terday at 3 P. NJ, on Wall Street
owing to the discovery of a number o
forgeries on railroad bonds ant
checks. to the amount 0fnearly $500,
900. Several banks, and prominen
business men, are reported to hav'
been victimized by the operations 0
the forger. who is supposed to be
Mr.. John Ross, lately doing bushes
If as . broker i'm Exchange Place.
ii The Office Of Messrs. Gottsburger
Co. was on Tuesday night robbed {
three certified bills Of Exchang'
PAYABLE in gold, amounting IN the az
gregate to $15,347 50. and 500 ]
freasury notes. A nephew OF M
Gottsburger's partner was arreste'
and a portion Of the stolen Treasul
notes found in his possession;
Two more cases of cholera has bee
reported on board the Virginia.
There were one hundred patients
the hospital yesterday. -Theyare ra
idly recovering.
The u. s. Sloop-of- War, Keersas
was at Lisbon, Portugal, on the II
of April During her passage fre
Sierra Leon, seven officers and sev
men died of Yellow Fever, as follow
Surgeon Benjamin Greeland, Seco
3 Assistant Engineer Joel I'll. Bullal
Joseph Hoops, Sd Asst. Engine