The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-26
7''.4 At4EmElTF BETW ZEN IA[PER
lALA LIBERAL TROOPS.
500 MPERIALISTS KILLED AND
800 TAKEN PRISONERS.
NEWS VIA NEW YORK.


burn paid avisit to the hospital ship,
and his statements concerning affairs
there are full of encouragement There
were no admissions to the hospital
Yesterday. and no deaths. DR.. Swain
single case of cholera in the bay. All
those on board the hospital ship who
are sick have recovered from all symp-
toms of cholera, and are only detained
in the hospital by lingering fever,
which often follows the disease. 1t is
remarkable fact that since the sepa-
cation of the German and Irish emi-
grants on board the steamer Union,
+ period of over,22 days, there has not
been a single case of cholera on board
that vessel. German passengers were
transferred to the Portsmouth, and
will remain there for few days yet;
but, the passengers, about $50, chiefly
English and Irish, who were retained
on board the Union, will be brought
up this morning to Castle Garden, and
the steamer herself will be up in a day
or two There have been altogether
58 cases received at the hospital ship
from the steamer Union. Another
case of cholera was reported at the
q. r. e H. ID IL = e e II = , n
in West Forty second Street. She
had been i'll five days, and died yester-
day morning, as the tending physician
said of aggravated cholera morbus.
New York, June 25.-About 1000
Fenians assembled outside of Jones
Woods yesterday, and listened to a
long speech from the Chief Organizer,
James Stephens The greeting he re-
ceived was very enthusiastic, and his
remarks were listened to with consid-
cradle attention. He concluded with
the assurance that before the close of
the present year the green flag would
be unfurled in Ireland.
New YORK June 25.-The morn
ing papers contain the following spe-
cials from Washington: The Express
Companys, started at the South since
the war, have had a meeting ofrtheir
Board of Directors to take into con-
sideration steps to keep up the Com
pany. 1t appears that 20 per cent. of
the stockholders have quit paying the
frequent assessments, and of the 81,
100000 which have been called in only
100000 have been paid 1t was
finally agreed that all shareholders
who would not pay up $40 per share
at once, should forfeit all that has
been paid in to those who do pay up,
and that 30 per cent. of those who
have complied with the calls will be-
come owners of all the assets.
The nomination of Provisional Gov
ernor johnson of Georgia, as Minister
to Bogota, will, it is said, be followed
this week by that of two other Pro-
visional Governors to important posi-
tons 1t is not probable that they
will be confirmed by the Senate, as
Holden cannot take the test-oath, and
it is doubtful about johnson. Nomi-
nations of pretty large number OF
collectors, assessors, postmasters, and
others, have not yet been sent to the
Senate by the President. 1t is not
improbable that many of them will
fail of confirmation, owing to the lit
tie time allowed by the Senate to in
vestigate their character.
The President stated to-day, that
he would send into the Senate nom.
ination for naval officer Uice Odell de
ceased. There are number of New
York politicians here looking for it
but it is not certain who will be ap-
pointed.
The aggregate receipts of the In
ternal Revenue for the fiscal yea
promises to reach about the rounC
sum of $500, 100000, and of revenue
from all sources $540, 100000
Supervisor Henry Smith, of New
York, is here. 1t is reported that h
is here to make tender of the new
Court House to the Government for
post Office. If accepted, the Supervi
sors, of course will Immediately pro
ceed with the construction of anothe
costly and elegant building.
Intelligence has been received a
the Navy Department that the Mean
comah, Capt. Fox, was spoken. aboi
the 9Th inst, one hundred miles fron
st. Johns, n f., with all we'll OF