The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-21
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FOREIGN NEWS VIA THE CABLE
LATE ADVIGES FROM MEXICO.
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OPERATIONS OF GEN. WALLACE.
SOUTH AMERICAN ADVICES.
ARRIVAL OF THE NEW YORK
FROM ASPINWALL.
PERATIoNS OF GEN. WALLACE.
SOUTH AMERICAN ADVICES.
LETTER FROM GEN. GRANT.
NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEW YORK ITEMS.
New YORK, Sept. 20.-Eight new
cases of cholera, and three deaths
from the same, reported, yesterday, in
city. Three new cases and four deaths
from the disease were reported In
Brooklyn, and four fresh cases and
one death from the disease were re-
ported from the quarantine.
Mr.. III. Nj. Stewart, a respectable
merchant, on Washington Street, has
instituted proceedings for divorce
against his wife, whom he accuses of
being too afectionate to a Mr.. A.
Kneeland, while her husband was
stricken with typhoid fever. Mr..
Stewart has also commenced suit in
the Supreme Court for crime, placing
the damages at ten thousand dollars
An inquest was held, before Cor
oner Grorer, yesterday, on the body
of Mr.. Philla Pena Bazzea, a. victim
to- the disaster, near the Desbosses
Street ferry on Sunday last, when the
ferry boat d. s. Gregory collided with
the steamer George Washington. The
amplest testimony was elected, show,
ing great .culp pa bility on the part of the
pilot of theferry boat. A verdict was
rendered in accordance with the facts,
in which a censure on the pilot was
embodied Es}J aA6oitAL VI.
NEw YORK, Sept. 20.-The Phoenix
Bank defalcation has come up in our
courts in a new shape. A suit has
been commenced by the bank against
the suretiesl of James Earle, the as
sistant teller, who was implicated
with jenkins in the defalcation, and
who committed suicide after being ar
rested. Messrs. Hunt and Sayre, the
| defendants, were bondsmen for Earle
in the sum of $1,000. A motion was
| yesterday made before Judge. Suther-
land BY the defendants for an order
compelling the bank to file further
bill of particulars to their claim. This
Smotion was denied. selaale gaea,
The Herotd's City of Mexico and
Vera Cruz correspondence of the lst
and 9th respectively, says Maximilian
had received a dispatch from some
person unknown. saying that all was
useless. On the strength of this ru-
mors are prevalent that lMaximilian
is prisoner to Bazine; that he wishes
to. go to Europe, and the Marshal
i Will not let him, and others equally
wild. There is no doubt but that
| there is difference between him and
the French citizens living near Vera
Cruz, who are removing inside the
city walls for protection, and foFtifca-
tions are being constructed.
1t is reported In the Capital that
Bazine and Durey are to leave on the
next packet. a5 ia 53
Madame Escaudon presented a long
memorial, asking the release of her
| husband, who is charged with heavy
peculations on the Imperial Govern
ment. , ..r.sf.ss l.s
A Herald Panama correspondent
says, several of the Columbian State
authorities had threatened to resist
the enforcement of Mosque Roiser-
dors, and domestic trouble was
anticipated. Favorable concessions
had been granted by the Columbian
Government to the projected railway
across the Isthmus.
Montero, the deposed admiral of the
Peruvian Navy, was still In custody
the Chill commander having charge Of
the navies of both powers, III. Tucker
the ex-rebel who was appointed tC
supercede Montero, having a subor-
dinate command under him. neH
The Herdld's Havana correspondent
of the 10Th, says, the house of Dor
MIGUEL in San Joea de Cuba, have
failed with liabilities at $247, 900, ant
assets at only $4,000
Il There was more frmness in the
III sugar market
Elections for President were t.
commence in Nicaraugua in Novem
Der. Wl
No Government has yet been in
stalled in st. Domingo, and that little
Republic is given up, TO the disorder
f attendant upon state of anarchy.
Hayti is in the same condition
Outlaws over run the country, anc
terrible crimes are committed with i'm
punity.
: A Fenian meeting was held in Tro
last night, and was addressed by Gen
eral GIeasan, of the Stephens wing
e Considerable excitement prevail
among the circles in this city relativ
to the expected invasion Of Canada
1t is supposed, considering the rein
forcements arriving in the Province
that the expedition would prove dis
! astrous failure.
: A picnic will be given at Jones
|, Wood ON Monday next, under the aus
q pices of the Stephens wing.
e The opinion of the Attorney Ger
eral of the United States, Mr.. Sauls
] bury, in regard to the power of th