The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-14
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THE ILLNESS OF SECRETARY
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THE SOUTHERN LOYALISTsF AT
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NEWS VIA NEW YORK.

- NEW, YORK. Sept. 13.-Thereswere
ten fresh cases of cholera reported in
this city yesterday, and sixteen deaths
occurred from the same disease.
In Brooklyn but one fresh case of
cholera was reported, and it is not be-
heved to be fatal, un.s
Two officers of the Danish Govern
ment are in this country at present, to
= slsupeFintend the settlement of. 5000
Scandinavian emigrants, who are
to arrive by the steamers of the new
line established between this city and
the Baltic ports. The Government Of
Z the scandinavian nation are taking a
lively interest in the welfare of the
emigrants from their country, sand
have forwarded these gentlemen for
: that purpose. ....-s.
; The Pensacola win sail to-day or to-
! morrow fromsthe Brooklyn navy yard
: to join the Pacific squadron.Lf "
: "A launch, containing five men, be-
: longing to the navy yard at Brooklyn,
collided with the ferry boat in the
East River yesterday, and two of the
! men, named Joseph Randall and
Emanuel, Coly, we're drowned.
I Gonsalvo and. Pellieo, the murderers
of Otero, in the City Park of Brook
, lyn last winter, VIII be removed to
Newburg to-day, when the date of
their execution will be fixed BY the
Supreme Court of the Second judicial
District. arrAhg aaaaBH -4s
> The Herald'sa Rio Janeiro corres2
pondence, of August 9Th, says, Of the
war in Paraguay, that the allies are
where they were, at our last advices,
in morass, under the guns Of the
enemy RTheywere still unable to adj
vance or withdraw The smallpox
had broken cut in a malignant form
among the allied soldiers, and physi-
clans were so scarce that it was pro-
posed to impress a number. A seizure
of 5000 horses had been made, for use
in relieving the camp No change
has been reported on board the feet
which is lying where it was before,
fishing for torpedoes.s Information
was received from Coorrientz, on the
10th of July, that the .Paraguayans
were advancing on the allied camp,
but no further news Of the movement
had been received. The Paraguay
ans had. report said, been reinforced
bv 10000 men on the 31st of July A
a, new Ministry was formed by the En-
peror. of Brazil, after consultation
with his. counsellor, a distinguished
liberal, who has formed the Governs
d, ment, of Ecuador antecedents. On
the 9TH of August the Ministry met,
% when. they were received with a de-
uocided opposition in the galleries, and
2 hastily adjourned, but on. a vote they
10 nsu.r-n A., i +baD,calvas IN n M q
jority, although small one
James Watson Webb, the United
y States Minister, arrived on the I'd OF
Oy Fhe storeship OnwardE was in the
harbors The Brooklyn sailed on the
4th ult. for Boston. -The Chilian feet
was expected in the river Platte. ii
The Herdld's Toronto dispatch says
the Canadian people are urging that
the United States government is re-
-.sponsible for the Fenian trouble, and
demands that England should declare
war if the Fenians are not suppressed.
The periodical attack may be expect
1i ed at any moment, and the prepara-
tions are making for defense by ar
resting every one supposed by any one
else to be Fenian, or to have any af-
finity with the Brotherhood.
The Herald's Chicago dispatch says
the Convention of officers of the Ma
tional Banks of the Northwest was
largely attended in that city yesterday
The object of the Convention is the
consultation in reference to redemp-
tions and taxation on the circulation
of deposits, and the amendment Il
Introduce in Congress by DIR. Hooker
from the Committee on Banks anC