The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-04
LATEST NEWS.

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Gold closed, yesterday, in New York a
l4S.
i5 The American Dental Association have
been having a good time in Boston. 4
A block of frame tenament houses were
burned in ST. Louis ON Thursday after
noon. .o4I
"a During the month of July, 1882 imnni-
grants landed at the port of New York,
from Europe. e.uf
An ARRAY occurred at Fort Schuyler on
Wednesday, in which woman Shot
dead and a man severely beaten.
Another Spanishefie is about to sail for
the South Pacific, to resume war against
.ae the 2llied South American republics. ~
European correspondence goes TO show
that Louis Kossuth and others are engaged
in anti-AustriSn movements in Hungary
The Republican Territorial Convention
in Colorado was held on the 24th ult., when
candidates were put in nomination.
In another column will be found full par
ticulars o. the Dedication of the Jewish
Synagogue yesterday in our city. The Ex-
ercises passed off pleasantly.
The Union State Central Committee of
New York have fixed upon the 5th day OF
September for holding State Convention
to nominate candidate for Governor.
The Alabama state! Golly ention has APP
pointed delegates to the Philadelphia Con-
Yention. GOV. Parsons heads the list The
Convention Endorsed President Johnson.
azr Popular disturbances are looked form
Vienna should the Austrian Emperor
consent to have Austria excluded from the
German Confederation. t
Es The Fenian movements have produced
~ the most injurious effectsOon theindustrial
interests of Ireland, according to the New
York Herald ESQ 'l@tT vi
o.se The Asiatic Squadron has established its
81 headquarters at Hong Kong China Rear
- - Admiral Bell is in command the old Hart
l,aA ford being his flag ship. b 81 f.l
- I'll The Star of the South put into Fort Mon
roe yesterday morning for the purpose of
getting arms to suppress the insubordina-
ton of some $50 recruits. on board on their
way to join their regiments in Texas.
Attorney General Stansberry has decided
Zorro that the nominations rejected by the SEN
ate be legally made by the President
during the recess. In other words, that the
tr Senate's rejection amounts to nothing
~ second Fenian movement against Can
ada is said TO be contemplated. An ottawa
dispatch thinks war with the United States
is not Improbable, as things look. e'~
~EeGTg Harrison Fosdiclx, a clerk in the Adju-
.tant Generals Office, shot himself yester-
s.. ~ day morning. The only reason assigned
so-ll for the act is that he was married and had
-e no children. singular, very. #-Aa
The cholera continues to increase in New
-a8 81 York Seventy-four cases and ten deaths
were reported on Thursday; sixteen cases
and three deaths IN Brooklyn on the same
,.sfl g day., 3.st.fiulI IL 81 Ia
The Indian troubles are Increasing in
s-8a Idaho. A fight recently occurred there in
lr- which seven soldiers and thirty Indians
= - were killed. Capt, Jennings and forty men
were surrounded by three hundred In
.{ dians and he was fighting desperately.
Reinforcements were Fastening to him.
81 & Our telegraph columns contain a grumb-
Ji,~ III from President Johnson to
werner of Louisiana because
as been proclaimed in that
,er from General Sheridan
giving his views of the
Orleans. He says forty
were killed and about
wounded.
,dl affirms that