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Observation-Disclosures
DaInpftr &r&teB Capt. 6. U. &ptber.
rerIGet 2tebtfr. Btdrf, Fter Wp 8, ieben Dtenaaa 4 Ibr
Wa1nttttaes fur
Aleranbria, 8aibinstpr urb @epr9etpwn
tn gtrbtnbuns NIT Der Orange unt NIeruntrta @iienbabn
red &pu6burs unb bait an ban ~fplsenben Qanbun9spIdseu N.
Sctnt RcDtOIt. Ytueu Point, 8prptl's gDtdrE
Sarrtpatn Bal. Stones Ntart 9aueaftr WbdrE
pirtseen'1 2Dtdrf, Bluff pptnt, Uppe'S Gretf,
vtat5tas Ystnt, NaniemOs Stores, G~battertpu 2ant.
Smiths Yptrt, BubhS Herrb unb @lSrnpnt,
Surndtetrenb Derl1bt berielbe US a f. I . n tebeu
SauaadS Q uer WtSraens u. A~lerambrta ubr Norssns
Der Hanpitr DtatUmt State. CAPT. s $ aDtIfOu,
nerldet Baltimore Bonn Yter Sc. 8 2tettfr. gDtarf jeben
Grtitae NaGmittns 4 Abr nit ef
re- 8 ur& ra6t, SIN
nHr an 2tne8 POtnt, 8prIeIs Btarf,
81 M n / anle0erb.
3urhdfetrtnb UerIdet ct Da1ttustsn jeten @littSp& 8
nbr uno NIerdnbrid z Ibr Mtents. l-.s
butgSpIdSet an. .,f
@esen &usfurft iber 8ra&t pter VeFase ipence man fp
t Sn. SGlttutUre,
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NOrOameritanii6er 2lOD0.
.<ls 9. ct. 9OisO ampfl6iffabrt.
@ipjtse antrtfanif6e 2Ints
- $500 3tsff6en
SSetp 0Urf MnD 95reneu,

ULu W v III %
S@ntae, t@ere unt fur oue tret paSTasi.r .GIe6en corn.
f1rta5se ttn0ertGtete R6eer-DGmpfsr, ~a6eetent
pDm OfeiD YOrF rSie fUlst 9Onmeraass:
AtIanttG, Cast. 6. SDper, 5000 e., 1900 pf, 81. wtat
IG1tte, Gept. u. g.. Scnes, 5000 Z. 1000 @f, IA. Stunt
see ter MetrDtHlts, CAPT. 8. Sanders,
26W e. 1000 20. Stunt.
Wtfft fttpt @npt. q. 80. 8usbcr, ~
1900 E., 900 pf SrIt.
gDsitere GrpeSittCneni SuIi 10 Mus. 2. unS 49,; sept.
g. uns 90; OH. 4. u. 49,; Nob. s. ii g.; Dec. 13. urS az.
E3H@ AbfGbrtSt69eSSn 8remea;
Stat 9. unS 49,; SUM 6. unb 27 (sTtra 10. nnb 2O.) Suit
IL. unb 25.; Auguft Is. unh 49,; Septbr. H.; Ofttr. 2. mat
H.; Rpptnabtr l. unb 81; Defender 8. une 10
8rtefprrtp mad Bremen: 10 Cts; mad eana Deutfh.
lamb IS Gents. ..t.
Yaffase-9retft ssr Ntp gprf mad Bremen. Qpr-
bon. 5aere uaS @optbArptSn, In gsGb SOer beItn Dtrtb
tn Dapter eeIe. -,ss I'D 49,,
l. Gailte sos q. GatGtc $62.5O - pif5tnb,f 1887, so.
Son Bremen mac Rem gDrt:
/. &eiuts $112.50-2. Gdllte $S0-3wtIdentef $45.
8ht 5tn- nnt SER 81 '
!. Gdjute $205 = 2. 9diIte $i32 SO - Sntf&enSef $77. so.
4tnhsr ete Qdtfte.- Gin t~rfat<ener Mrit befubet a6 ali
1rrb.
Heetn DaEa8e Henbe man I'D an 4-..
9trohr 4 &c u r, SdIaae=&senten
2 NeHu G5en1berS, 2e &bIr sou &bdtarnRr, RepgSrf,
S q al tt N pr an
70 M. gT ernebHrs, SgD&ds spa 5ttb- unb 9rattfr.
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9ttp sSsil9emS,
8ianosTprtes S abrifa MT,
gsO. A6s S8. Baltimore Ctr,
ndee 9tnt Ctr, BGLtt M ORE,
bSIt fetS cine &u8w0ti ber f65nfen Snfrnntente SrfrGtbis
beren 8IGt anb Sa5ntett he's Eraes, fcrte DarertafttBtes:
bt8 Sauss Mot iitertrpfen trerttr iSnret. gfan fpre6e CT
fdg:sa Spr En6 ~h5srseuBe I'D fslbf.
~ SIR jebes Snfrnntent rtrb fInf Sabre ~8GtagtiEt.
~ AItt ptanCs :rerben I'm &ani9 e8enon1racn far meme.
~ 0teraratrrtn, SttEnten unb bereIctGen Mrbetttn
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EF 1SNr btlpllpereI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~aQ
etnranterer uno Setfente iplten ftbr SprF@tte fein, er
Re TIRE Stuete fGufen, unb tVpteu ~heftlbGn nus S9n ipi6tR
enesflGlten Deannten fauter, bic ron ibrens @ebdlte leber,
ntGt Gbsr BON Wtaflern pber ;3SifGentraeern, ba lie fSnit Ter
@efabr ~auseriest fnb, bei9ptnbei. 81 perben unb tbr SelS
Nmtcnf GusSuGtben.
Sur9 fabrts-BtIIete
NAG allen &betten bts gBeaens fnb 3u baben, set
GarI S. tIbebrGubk
ESQ Gen.-&raterGnteH.A9t. br Saltp.. S6ip GtTerbabn
(S1mrtIS) Ctr. 81 Ebamesfraee, Baltimore.
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Iemers 81
il Netpz Norf.

~. Die 2tfe Der 9trettrren, teI4t 3u BEN bertUrrdaenbHer
metf beatften R%anfeuten SteH DOrfs etb6ren, sf6t unbe-
btnste 8ur8f6Aft fur
Splibitdt in Der Notwithstanding unb 2ibe>
ralitdt in Der Mbma1una BON 8erluften.
pSlistn wtrten frfOrt unt ~ ben btatsfeu 8tbtnsunstn
out9eftut. I'LL ll
NbpIpt &n8Ier, Agent.
,.. DfFte We. IL StcpnbfrGBt, ~8e8eulEer
Der ppa.DftCe ~,
u H9- 5Irr Br. RIer TT dutpttfrt, NppIt-
fattDnen fur Dbtee 8ettui1aft entee een3unebnten. [mr31Oit
9ie @arplanb IsMersSerfibermm08s
t.. Spntp. bon 8altimOre
bat TIRE Office fur ben Museubltd mad Der
81. Sc. Gfe BON Secpnbitr. u. TripDlettS NlIep,
meben ibrefn memen WVarmpr &jebdupe,
oese,uber Der ECf'S Office rsrIest.
Dteie GSwpasnte BAT en ausrtt&tnbts RopttaI, Bern.
f&ert aae Mren bon @~teentbutt In ber Stabt unb benz
3anbe. @rpBe Urrrdtbe BON gDaaren unb anberm @taen.
tbun @erbeu aut tur;e 3ttt iprDtl ais Seita Sabr an ann.
Risen Eebtn8unsen auf @erIansen ~hefdnStae (~SerpttpaN
DtrFaeruneSt6etne 8egtben.
i-a EbrS SambIetrR, praL
Dtrsttrren
Sta =. eanfele, .a . Charles 8 Eater,
SgarleS W. Rprh AIen u Gtapmen
Gonaro W. Hpbtntrn, SDbn 6 gdrrA 4s
SDtn 81. GeeululIer, Charles SbiIfer
SOhn U. 5aH1bletpu, &De Gamp6eu
3u9t u. Cooper, Scbn Stcumanr
N9te-l SRfepb &. WtInpr, SER.
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- lSt1tte FIR Gtfstp0is0erer.

- IStdett9 FIR G~traip1T0ereG4
9feue ARRANGEMENTS fir Ginponoerer
bic nah benz 8eften gu reiien tDinIGen.
8Sn beute, 9. slspbrn en- rsr6en BITE &inrenserer aufhet
2crtbtra Central @aIbert Str. Deppt g~iIenSabr init bsr
Grprssia9 b%etSrHsrt: Dte gesn Ststet beoar& bsn GmE-
6nbett Satu, aud 1T fs UNI 81 MtftIen tlrsersg iebe antere
Balm mad bsnanrteu 9iaSea, ais;
8ittsburs, @Iepelaro, 9etroit, Sort Wopne,
Chicago, WItIpqutee, @dIenG, Dubuque, st.
Saul, Gpd SsIano, burlington, syulpa Gitp
uab psrben beSbalb btr ntttber IDttbern GtT.tel 8oba q.
StnSea gerfonsn 10 Stunsen fr09er ais Ste nit anberm sSE-
nsn %8cbsrben bprt %etatrefsn, AUD ptrsen 4 DaaI reniaer he
S8a9sn babel geUe&fs!t. Ste 8cpn stsSt bard Ben fbSn,isn
1ssta S1n SttU. 9te sans ShstfTnun8 1pn pter bts @bisnar
to 500 WIctien. DGs Yepdd pitb bier setetdnet (rfdrgsbI
uub eeb. init Ben 9adasteren an ben 8eftntauns8Drt.
NaG @%reltIine, 9aptOn, Gintinnast, Snbinnas
polls, Qouispiae unb st. Souls
tbenfaas 9aNae!ere ~bei5rters unt Fas tbf @segr
tetre TetseEe nIdiabun9ssohen bere8nst. Dtt @aYee;err
tDnntn nit hem 3 ubr~ roer A5eHbk 10 llSro2 ua mas ausn
ueltIt& .@l6beu aeben, O61e autcrHtsS aufse64itensu asrptn.
SusGiaFrts~ H'4ete gcesbeu E~estaaft To bcr Dgtts tgf
aatntas 9a5Hg e. seIher
F1Et = 20 s-s4 @is @sL4 aGsssps ga.
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Seuer>&erHcBerEm0
Der at pctirten T%euerulanns 8erftderun9see>
san Ielidaft BON Baltimore.
NC.4 .S Outbar e~tetnnter benz Sun-Get6ube.
SIN SetraGte Der erfol9ret&:n Sbdttstett bes Dampf.Yfeuer-
DEPARTMENTS feuen rtr bon lest an gum btataeren preii.
neue Ycltcen aus unb ernemern aud BITE alien ,u ben btnta.
ten &aten. Mue Dteienteen, wel4t 5duitr WSbeIn rbssr
tenftot DtrtbstStnadnbe fir eth Vbtt Ftbsn Sabre an Ser.
f&srn wiuf&tn, wtrben tterutt tsnseIaben, A& Ste 9tat
RNlerer terdbetftSttn Yrdmten a~ntufeben. ~
Age @erIpfe perben Ete btSter prompt unb LIBERAL ans
Oe3nsIt. Sob &. Wrpre, praf.
e..e s.w DiYeftereH:
&Sm. g.. 5a6. ~ Muer Wafnss.
Sane8 q. NbtEben, Sames Geffb.
xanedfer Dub. Nreb gDcIFer.
&t1arb q. NfnjDa. SdmtS u. FruesA
Samuel Rtrf. ,~t ~ Saepb TruAt
BTnuetS Burns. TaueS 2)puna.
ytanetS U. ARtEes. Samee&. 0erAe.
,Bss 9. go 4tBsRS sd Atf-s I4.
n aseS ls. SUVn3D stsssss WeEy' 2.
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GE HS "a
QebenS BerIi6ermnG8 Ge1enIhaft.
go ssrDaewap, Htm SOrs.
Capital uno ueberI6nb 49,. $S6S. O0O
Sdbrli6e8 gintpmmen ...... 1878. GOO
@erfi6eritn9en ,........ Sis, 900
- S.ap ssefenbOmd, praabsnt.
Z. GdtpenfIsr, Utte.prdf u. Setr.
: agS3aItlmDre Etpcsbelftrs mnb Sieferemsen
. sss SSss1 ssss;. &; R siHs!5s.
SfF@anns; aasF. 9stat. DttistS,
SeP0b anboIsk. 8, e S SsayFss -sg
EeabEt StRtg. U.t, "a. ue.avS.
yH- GrStusfs, Eroa asts nab GsEtnen sscrses es3tissAs.
segstsess hes Ggss.ea U"I
@arIObttnf6oTI,
i1S&ept Us. 1S .GeeDnbAf. ~ESa!tt1&DyG
Inter fadenbe asrste: Or Srel u Stlbuaan, 100 gtarlfir
Or 9uFdt Qtebnndnn, SO 81 ErGntHr
bGus, $40. 492 7ts Str. [g4maiIlit.
Anitfcrboefer 2ebene>0 9 rIi6erunoe,
0eiclltb0ft upt NctU S@jprf.
3meiq. Bureau in $40. 16 Second Str, d
bsrS9cR e%s0enlberi
az ma 8@lttm SIR 6 &Rb.
8aars2slsjpa 5Ar @i6eritelIuns pm 9rlicens
SSnbabern
s & s O O d O.
Dsele Gpn1pa8nie l. Gtsfe rtrb prltceu nadb cGen ben
verf6teteaen plasen BON SlOO bs $4,000 ausaeaen.
vile eWtunfe werben ntertte Der.
{tdsrten bert6ktIk.
Dtt 6eutftet Serppnern UaItim0re's biftet fu In bteIer
g~pmp68Hte ees Siittel car, tppSurS Fe NIT febr l~ertnaer
GuS!age fir Dte, UelGe Spa tSnsa ~asBdnsen, IN paTenSet
gDstfe {orpen f6nnsn.
Sn Vbllasstpbta fat ibet coo DeutfSe TN BET sRniGer-
tpder &cnpG6nif" tsriiGert.
Bu4er urb @ircuiare NIT euer srfSrteritHen NuSfunft
wrrrenasrGta SeratretAt IN ben
m 3rpt9=8ureau, e
&c. 16 gecrnb Ctr, Baltimore:
".# ratWs2sm a n,EprdT.
g ! Ser. 4. nj { n SER.
SptEl. Wt@DIs 0efwatter btr 8wets-SfFee.
s. & = Sseft9, statf4s satnttta.
Gyamtnirenbc &er5tei Or. So ~. ~. SENS,
4 Or. z. &R & Z. (l9pftI)
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GQt0u6DIQer
@rIparntB BON 3ett, @jelO unO Gutfernuas
burG bic
F. SaGfitmUCes&SbiO @iienb0bu,
trhh oCsr cShc;fc, Sc9 ONnan.s

itber 8arter8burs uup Wiarietta, ODER 8euppsS.
Bbeelirtg uub Columbus.
Die GaIttHnpte-Sb @tenbabn bietet sem retIenser VII.
bitfun bic srBbten 8prtbetIe in &ejRs auf 8tgtaffit, @s.
qutnit9teit, St9egbsts, 9ant!t@ieit unb SG6H6e!t Der
Seenerte'n, fptas ie BON ietner entern Sabn In btelrrt
Wtetre a~us6rbenb, If BE 6Itsfe aus eebttntefe gtnte, eIeiS
sestt9 aber aun bie tarsefe uns f6nelfe unb baber bic BILL
lt8fte 8eputs fir BITE %9ietlen6sn na9 bem a8eltex, ee MID
o~erftplen fDuten, Re gu tenu3en,
WieileisgntfernHng ,. Baltimore na9 Cincinnati:
ueber y0rfers5ur8 .............,.... $50 WeiIen,
- 5ennppb unb QDbeeitue ............836
9arrtsbarG unb ptttsbnrg ...,......e59
Dur4 BITE Marietta 2tnte ............. 5S5
tine Grfparnt6 as er gntfarnung son lis
Dur@ bic Columbus Qtute .............. 500
etre GrlpGrrtB an Der &ntfernune Upn 65
&eientc, tpet@e bte Baltimore. Shtp Gtfenbabn Eeuutsu,
Ieetn Bite Sfetle IN Ia Sag jurud u. fnbren in gGa9en, bic aHf
eos ELECTROMAGNETIC L limit epplitertenS isen einnerihtIt GnA.
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hsez4s GiIenboBn.
5SOLdenDer G5pNmere sEnhrnl0

OVI9eIlpeC SplHtnec@SSGbrpian
tEttt NIT Ef gnta @, 81. Nlat1866, In aran.
Ao99n9 nPrhttGe 3 Il { con Baltimore,
YUEier AeCemapodttpnS;u9 ND. L ..,......... q. 20 frIb
gpp5uB ..,,....9.1 10 j..
S@ne13ug lOGp Stne) .l210 gtohrt
garclpnSr IeeorareattSnSSus sV. / .........12.30
yerter @eccmooettpnstr8 Np. 3 ........... see
glttsbar8 grte S4ueasue ........"".:.. SSS Ws::nS.
Pttsbur8 @lntra S5neQ3u .......... 1906
GneHnft 1I6it@et 3 Il &c IN Baltimore.
gtttSeNT9 Glratfa So@aea5ug ...,...........Z0 ZOO frIS
Sar!toner ~eeomoeattOHstu8 Np 2............8.30
gg5nmeu,ua t7oa Sine IN S02... """'.lo1 j
ydrtt0h %eepnppettpnsSn8 Gtp4tr1 Spltpn Dsb. 4.S0 -
SSEH2Sb ............,5 $50 md
OVtI Ssv"pgHupHssuB s's''0.45 AbsnbS
aef SIP, Cnr9l@neu (G1R 2tne) unb gttt8bvra 9lutira
SG ~ 9glttM 5wtl9eI Baltimore urb garftDn ntGt an.
Nte Dnrpi9neA (Saf Qtre)1 @pf. unit NrcpntpsoticnS.
s"ge lGnrea-~SSnAtn9s artsgenpnsMeu-tGsiia ab.
NeI Stttsbur9 erie S@ueQtug gebt 49, sgtf gus,nbass Reg
Samitass-td9It6 Gh. ~ "
DsT ytEtsbIr8 @lmtra @&araaa6 GeAt t10lh6 al.
1ca- mn MeceSmCbatipnssa9 igu4ateu -Spnrtnas ,rs
8enpnmtu-td9li6 an. '8S" S"H
ger 2nr1i9nelsu8 (6af 9tne) tQu,nt taaii0 on.
Dte YCt~, Gur9t6ueQ-, ptttS6ur9 @rte unb gittbh,s.
SIEttrd S9He9iu9e i1!tfBen f@ tn 5arrts5ura an Sic 0SoSS
Ger %SnaleIoanta Central Gtteababn nab pittsStra' Gisse.
lamp SDlAihbls,& %tnctnuGti, JnGidnepDlts, @bicaop. S.PnnIa
Sort @&agne, goutSptle, G1tr0 unb 0Qen prnftcn IN, iSfSs.
IDE6- nne Sa6weeen 8etau an. 2""N"" ~H'""
Hte Ypt. uno S@nel3l8e fAIie5en f9 3u @frntrn an b{r
3rgs oEr stfc JGrt @rie 3Gbn mad 6ten @unften i'm rSrb.f
ltG6nl, g'itileren ub ipefli&sn sle@ y)prf an.
Ngpere Mu&tunft ertGlt man I'm Gslpertar. anbnEnes
:: ". ONRatrA D., Sen. SupgrinseN6sNt.
lzOa0ol Y. %. u pun 9, Sen. @aiTaGier. 81 oent.
, 1866-10-09
TEE "AVIS."
Strisiia1air6, 81, Stuix.
TUESDAY, 9TH OCTOBER 1866.

LISHC HHOutnS nave now TOlleu DY since
a dreadful confagration devastated a
large portion Of buildings in this town.
Some forty houses were entirely consum<
ed, and some eight or Ten partly destroy
ed, on the memorable night of the 5th of
February last. The burnt district had a
very dismal appearance the Mex morning,
and it wore that aspect for many months.
Immediately after this sad calamity steps
were taken 10 gather by subscription some
means to assist the sufferers, in giving
some aid towards the rebuilding of their
properties, and towards the procuring of
such other things as they had lost. The
appeal was heard handsomely and clev-
erly in the Mother Country, in the Sister
Colony of st. Thomas and in nearly all
the neighboring Islands. The hands of
charity and b~enevolence were quickly
stretched out to afford relief 10 the
sufferers, and the decent sum of $17,27O'
81 cents were soon collected and AFTER
wards iudiciously distributed, as is clearly
seen from q statement given in our issue
of the 21st of last month by q Committee
which was elected for the stated pur-
poses. Thanks hearty thanks! to the
generous donors for their liberality and
generosity; and their reward will be given
them, for "he Lord 0reth the cheerful
GtUer."
Let any one now pass the Saturday
Market-the burnt district, and look
around! On almost every side new build
ings are to be seen, of beautiful archi-
t%ectural design, promising both air and
comfort, and rapidly progressing towards
completion. Truly the sight makes one
feel happy and buoyant, and drives from
the mind all remembrance of the past.
There is to be seen the work of persever-
ance and energy after hard-tried misfor-
tune. Glorious it must be, we say, TO the
cheerful giver in this charitable cause,
when he beholds the good that has been
done from his helping hand;-yes, it must
be a balm to his consoling heart, and cher
ish the fond hope that Providence will
spare the Island from the return of such
a calamity. These sentiments, we are
sure, are expressed as often as one passes
the place where the entire ruin of the
whole town was once threatened and we
trust sincerely that that same generosity
and good feeling which is felt every where
and in every part will be felt in the s'pro-
per quarter" and thus inspire the Govern
ment to grant the poor sufferers by this
severe affection the exemption Of their
taxes for a time-if not for two years,
then for one year.
Now that the hint is given, there is no.
thing left for the parties directly concern
ed in this melancholy affair bat to me-
morialise the Colonial Council o. the
matter, and we feel confident that the
measure WILDE effectualfy carried. Be up
, 1866-10-09
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D ID b N D.,
OFFICE OF THE REPAIRING SLIP Co.

OFFICE OF THE REPAIRING SLIP Co.
THE Board of Directors has this
day declared a Semi-Annual di-
vidend of TWELVE per Cent, on
the Capital Stock of the Company,
payable at the Bank of st. Thomas
on Monday the Sth inst. and every
day after during the hours of bust
ness.
st. Thomas, 5th October 1866.
S. BARTOLOMEI LANCE,
Chairman.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-26
The True Policy.

The Chicago journal, a conserva-
tive Republican paper, which has per-
sistently sustained the policy of the
President, has the following sensible
paragraph:
The only hope ofsafety for the cause of
national restoration and its future welfare
rests with the great Republican party as a
unit. Divide it, and you destroy its power,
and give the reins of government into the
hands of the country s worst enemies. We
must look this fact squarely in the face.
In unity is continued success-in division
is sure defeat-defeata at many Congression-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-26
LATEST NEWS.

An effort to impose tax of l per cent
on soda ash failed in the Committee.
A large number of Assessors and Post
masters have been sent in, few of whom
are likely to be confirmed by the Senate. 4
The President promised to send in the
nomination for successor to Naval Officer
Odell, on yesterday. l1+as
The receipts from Internal Revenue, for
the year, are estimated at $40, 100000; and
from all sources, at $40, 100000.
Supervisor Henry Smith, of New York.
is in Washington to tender the new Court
House to the Government as Post-Ofice
The Mianconomah was spoken on the
9TH, 100 miles from st. Johns, IN. FL, with
all well on board.
The French transport which left Vera
Cruz on the 9th inst. is said to have had
ON board S5,0O0,000 as part of the balance
due France from the Mexican Govern
ment.
The Tariff Bill was expected to be COM
pleted yesterday. Combinations it is said
are already being formed to give it a pro-
tective form through the medium of
amendments.
The cholera in the vicinity of New York
seems to nave been got pretty well in hand.
There were no admissions to or deaths on
the hospital ships on Sunday, and there is
not now single case of cholera in the
bay.
1t is somewhat remarkable that since
the German and Irish emigrants were Sc
parated, there has not single new case
occurred ON the steamer Union.
Another case of cholera was reported in
New York on Sunday, but the attending
physician called it aggravated cholera
morbus.
The Fenians held a mass meeting in
Jones Wood, New York, ON Sunday, and
were addressed at great length by Head
Center Stephens. About two Thousand
Fenians were present, and some enthusiasm
and close attention marked the occasion.
Stephens assured them that operations
would commence in Ireland.
a meeting of the directors of the South
ern Express Company has been held to
take steps to keep up the Company.
Seventy per cent. of the stockholders have
quit paying up, and only 100000 of the
Sl,500,000 called in has been paid. 1t was
finally agreed that all who do not pay $50
per share should forfeit all they have paid,
and that those who pay shall own the as
SETS
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-26

THE Springfield Ill.) Journal says
it is rumOred that the Copperheads of
that city-not being entirely satisfied
with the appearance of matters at
Washington-haYe sent on a delega-
ton for the purpose of regulating the
Presidents appointments for that vi
cinity, and helping him to " fix things
generally"
We understand that the Hon. AzA-
RIAH I. WHITTLEsEY, of this city, is
on similar mission to Washington,
The Copperheads are growing res
tive at Mr.. JoHNsoN's want of graft
tude for their hearty and enthusiastic
support of his policy. They are now
disposed to inform him, ir0 private
way, that if he expects their support,
they expect the offices. That while it
is all well enough to talk to the people
about indorsing him because he is
right, and all that, he is enough of
Democrat to know that soft words
butter no parsnips, " and he must put
a democratic construction upon their
language, and give them the offices.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-26

1t is said that the nomination of ProVl-
sional-Governor Johnson will be followed
by that of two other observation-disclosures
ors to fat offices, but there is no probabiH-
ty of the Senate confirming them.
The Western Unitarian Conference clos
ed its session at Buffalo on Saturday even
ing, after a pleasant and instructive ses-
sion.
The .Germania has arrived from Liver
pool with dates to the 18th inst.
The cotton market was firm and UNI
changed, with sales of $1,000 bales in the
previous two weeks. 8 H.s.
A train of two hundred and fifty wagons
loaded with valuable merchandise, en-
route from Matamoras to Monterey, and
guarded by 1,600 Imperial troops, were at
tackled between Camargo and Mier on the
18th, and 500 Imperialists were killed and
wounded, 800 taken prisoners, and the
train, valued at 100000, captured.
A Brownsville, Texas, dispatch says that
in the recent attack on and capture OF an
Imperial train, near Matamoras, a regi-
ment of Imperial lancers and one of in
fantry, went over to the Liberal side. An
Austrian regimentlost all their officers and
all but two men killed. The guerillas, or
Liberals, lost only 100 men killed. Mata-
moras is in danger of an attack, and Bag
dad had been evacuated to reinforce the
! former place.