The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-26

isiana State Convention, and in kill
ing, assassinating, riotlng, and MUIR
dering the members. lie accompa,
nied each of the charges with several
specifications, and closed with a gem
eral anathema against the enemies OF
the country. in which he said: We
ask nothing Of those who have fought
against us, neither do we ask them
how we shall reconstruct this Gov
ernment"
NEW YoRK, Nov. 25.-The stea-
mer Germania from Southampton, ar
rived to-day. Thirty-fws cases of
proved fatal, occurred on board.
The English Secretary Of State has
proposed TO give a reward Of fifteen
thousand pounds to Snider's family,
for his breech loading rife.
The Cholera is diminishing in Lon
don.
The Emperor Napoleon has invited
Prince Napoleon TO take part in the
military organization committee
The iron clad squadron will sail on
the 28th to bring back the troops
from Rome.
There is at present no cholera in
Paris.
Gladstone desires the statement
published of his interview with the
Pope.
The sacred consistory has decided
that If the Pope be obliged TO leave
Rome he will go to Malta. Malta
Eclesiasties have been notified of his
decision.
Gladstone has written to the Off
cial denying the account Of his inter
view with the Pope as published
Baron Bruck will be the Austrian
Embassador al Florence
The Japan war is supposed 70 have
| terminated. The japanese had pur-
chased several steamers.
Australia has proposed to levy one
shilling duty on gold per ounce.
TeIegraphic communication has
been opened with Wentworth form
ing the first portion of the direct line
| to Sidney.
New YoRK, Nov 25. - Fifteen
steamers left this harbor Saturday for
various foreign and domestic ports,
carrying freight valued at about six
and half million dollars
The steamer Brittaina, with two
hundred cabin and steerage passen-
gers, which left Glasgow on the Sd
inst, has not yet arrived. Some
anxiety is felt for her safety.
The Tammany Hall City Coeven-
ton has nominated Richard b. Con-
nelly for Comptroller Inspector
Cochine has been found guilty of the
charge Of having received bribe in
| the distillery frauds matter. In
| spector Tilton's case has been ad-
journed till the 3lst. io@
The Heralds Mexico correspondent
says that the Mexican matter is still
! more complicated Maximilian was
still at Orizaba, and in French circles
is reported to be insane TAs Can
seryatiye party is anxious Tor ms 70
| pledging large futl.s fos' ssh' - t1f'fsoAN ,
still he has stubbornly refused to
comply. 8t
Fears are entertained by the Imper-
ialist that Macmillan is infringing
with ,Juraez and will abdicate in his
favor Don Miguel Miramon and
j Gen. Leonerdez who left Vera Cruz
for Mexico City, were obliged to re-
turn by guerrilas. Gen. Ortega was
still at Brazos, and had published
another protest.
The HeralTs New Orleans CORES
pondent says Carovajal Indignantly
denies having any completely Will
Ortega.
The cholera was raging N and abou
8 Matamoras, although the health o
the troops was good. The gunboa
Chinca will undoubtedly be turne'
over to Escobedo, who now com
, mands in front Of Matamoras, con
Jointly with Lepaz and Vega
"A The Herald says Col. Thos. j
Kelly, Deputy @. o. |. r., lis in charg
of the Fenian headquarters In thu
, city. Stephens has not been seen a
= the HEADQUARTERS for some time past
3 and the depression prevails thai. b
will not be seen again. Arms are pc
ing received from all parts OF Tn
3 United States, Massachusetts takin
= the lead in the contributions
One of the wealthiest merchants !
- this city has promised that on the Il
y OF December hewould make over !
q Col. Kelly, I'M ships and war materiia
~ J an amount equal to all stephens M
= received since his arrival IN this couI
~ trv The California Fenians haN
~ nledoed themselves to contrlbu'
Y Y Xii tl0(l 10 tho cause throughIStephen
~ Snac;al messengers are constantly a
% ryy;n0 from Ireland, reporting Il
=. oo,,d ;t;oni of affairs there. tari