The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02
TELEGRAPH.
NEWS VIA NEW YORK.


time past between the United States
Consul in the Island of Cypress and
the Turkish authorities, the United
States 'Mitiister. in sOonstantinOple,
Mr.. 4. Joy Morris, has demanded full
satisfaction from the Sultan apd his
Cabinet! BPeadings the negotiations,
which assume a rather serious aspect,
Mr.. Morris communicated with Admi-
raj Goldsbaf6nalN and the United
States war ship Ticonderoga, Captain
Charles Steedman, which has been
lying off the port of Venice, was dis
patched thence for Cypress. The
difficulty referred to above, originated
in the Tdrkish ailth6ritiesi entofiAigf
the house of United States Consul,
and taking therefrom an alleged con
script.
TheSHeraH says Gem Santa Anpa,y Z
at his headquarters on Staten lslandrF
is untHing in his efforts for the cause |
of Mexican independence. He has
received dispatches from the chiefs in
that oaantry to be prompt in assisting
them, md his presence there's deSlred,l
1t is said: that an expedition has
already started, consisting of about
1000 men, who, ere the Imperial aul
thorieles will receive news of their
departurei will haye=landed on tho
coast, About ll6 toommissieps have
been Issued to Amerieans, who have,
smelt powder. .,.,.'..... ~. - :
An envoy from the Court Of France
arrived recently in this-city, and has
had several interviews with the Genen-
al, butthe recent action Of the Vener.
tian now that the French diplomats
did not influence him much. -
A Herdld Washington special says Z
The Eesident, it is understood, Is de-
voting every moment. he can spare to.
the pEeparation of his annual mes,
sage. ID is believed he will adhere
rigidiy to-. his present line of policy
and will take the Rf0und tiitft M the
propagation of the new amendments
to thel Constitution all the. States that
claim and are willing to exercise z the
right, shall be represented, He will
also Suggest to Congress a propo
sition~ for an amendment to pro-
portion Representations O'a4hong the
States according to the number of
qualified make voters AS presoribedlh hy
each State, the, amendment TO take
effect when the census Of 1870 has
been taken.
A Heraldspeciall says: It is stated
that the monthly report of the public
debt for September; will show a de-
crease of ! about, l$l00 100000 of the
United States Indebtedness and "a
large increase in the specie on hand.
The. Steamer Arizona, with Cali
fornia passengers and mail of the 10th
ult., has arrived.
There were six, fresh cases of chole-
ra reported in this city yesterday u 5
Mulberry Street was the principal
centre of cholera last week is
The noile proSeqUi in the case of
Mr.. Roberts, President of the EeniL
ans, will be entered in the October
term of the Circuit Court.
A Herads Cincinnati dispatch says
the floods in the Ohio are not yet
abated The Muskingun River is
higher than it was during the freshet
of 1860, and the Sandusky River is
also flooded, the trains on the rail
roads crossing it being unable to run.
A boiler F-of- a brass factory Gin
cinndti exploded Yesterday, wFecking
the building and fatally siniurfng the
The three story building known as
the Commercial College; at IIillsdaIe
Michigan, fell on Friday morning
burying a family named Dudley in
the ruins. The father, wife, and one
son were killed, and another son had
his leg broken.
A Tribune's Memphis special, of the
29th, says hast night about IL
o'clock, Mr.. Edward Titus, son OF
Frazier Titus of this city Chairman
of the Vigilant Committee, in rebe
uniform, came out of the GreenlaV
Opera House Theater and entered
the Opera Saloon, under the theater
somewhat intoxicated. Capt. Monroe
the proprietor of the saloon, an ex-
rebel officer in the army, left his wife
for few moments in the theater anC
entered the saloon about the same
time. Monroe, observing Titus max
ing disturbance VIII others, walked
toward the door 1th him in peace
able manner Titus suddenly drew I
pistol, which Monroe caught, but
was discharged; the ball passing
through MOnroe's arm, near tn
shoulder. Titus instantly drew an
other pistol and fired, the second bul
let taking effect in Monroes stomach
The latter fell to the floor, and dies
from his wounds during, the. nighi
Titus was arrested and locked up i
Jail. .4.i.si'@iie. ~ %. 4sia !, 3. 8 Is
A Times Washington special say
Santa Anna, General Crawford, an,
others of that ilk, arrived here to
day, and are in secret session TO
night HfGEOp na-tRE
NEW YoRK, Sept. 2l.-M. Cool, re
fepty oay ToundsS 6es Ssosd5 Z 5F1e sa set hnTT In >
who fought him in Maryland thre
years ago, for from 81 900. to So, ,00(
rob,,-., Al L