The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-05
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BERLIN, Sept, I'm. the Chamber
of Deputies Mr.. Bismarck said that
the views of the Government and
the Deputies were not so much OPP
posed ss they appeared to be, even on
the question of internal Freform, but
the most Important task now was the
foreign policy of Prussia.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 1.-Seven
thousand sCHcassianS captured the
town of Sakum Kalkully on the 9th
of August. The Russians received
Feinforcements, retook the town, and
repulsed Several attempts to recapture
it. Late news state that the insur-
gents are willing to submit.
1'M6sd6M, Septembeh1 a7The Bai6sd
States Embassy have gone to the Ma
Wy Yard. An invitation has been
tenderedHhdm E1swisit the cities on
the Caspian Sea.
WEGAssY, Aug. 31.-The Haspe-
dor has made a tffuaaphanteatry into
Jassy. He was met on the way by
overtures from the inhabitants.
LONDON, September A. Noon
Consols opened at 894 for money; U.
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LIVERPOOL, September 4-Noon.-
Cotton opens dull; sales estimated for
the day 5000 bales,
SBERLIN, September a 44Count Bis
mark has refused to receive asdeputa-
ton from North Schleswig5 who de-
sired to presents a petition for the
restoration Of oftlhaeiir; their; Government to
THE Rrmistice Between Saxony and
Prussia has expired by Imitation
Peace is yet unsettled between those
two countries, and hostilities, it is,
thought, may possibly occur, =
The Pruss;an Chamber of Deputies
has passed the Govern hfheht I6demni=
yIBnl by rgeEa1ajoritgl IIEAM :
s5 NEW Y6EK ITEMS, 900 -, =
NEW YORK, Sept, 4TThere, were
five new cases of cholera reported in
this city yesterday During the past
two days thirteen deaths were re-
ported. The warm WeatherIDfathe
past few days is said to have caused
the increase The. mortuary, report
showed six hundred and forty-four.
deaths as having occurred during the
past ~week. The number of deaths
fromScholera9Eas twenty four The
weekly mortality bill for Brooklyn
shows great falling off in, the NUM-
beF Of deaths, the. aggregate for. the
week being two hundred and fifty v-fives.
The mass meeting Of the soldiers
and sailors, which was held lastievenS :
ing in Union Square, fer the7purpose.
ofadopting resolutions in favor of the
Philadelphia, platform. and the policy
of President y ohnson was largely at
tended. There was fine display Of
fireworks 9 during the proceedings
The meeting was addressed by Gen.
w. @. Hllyer and other speakersIaAg
The Herq5ds. correspondent at
Cronstadt, Russia, says of the recep-
tions given our naval Representative In
that city and st. Petersburg The
flags Of the Empire and the Republic
were Intimately blended in the deco,
rations of the festive halls, and the
portraits. of Washington, the Gar,
Lincoln and johnson were suspended
over over the principal iirI chairs. The names
of Sinope, Reyel. New Orleans, Sebas-
tapool, Fort Fisher, Charlestonsp and
other hplacess of battles, formed the
notices. lAt one banquet the health
of the President of the United States
was toasted before that Of the Gar, an
honor never before paid by Russians
to a foreign rnlefE TheE people. were
out in thousands, and when Assistant
Secretary Fox and the peasant pre-
server of the life ofrthel Emperor ap--
peared arm in arm, the crowd ran wild
with enthusiasm..-------..--.------
New YORK, Sept. 4.-Five cases of
cholera are reported in Brooklyn, to-
day, but no 3eath&0IxFIs l.
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