The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-03


south America - Impeachment
Finds Little, Favor with RepubIi.
can COngresSmen-McCullOch Sell
ing Gold, &C., &c, &c. II - /
New YORK, Dec. 2.-The ship
Kate DYER Of PortlapdG fFom Calloa,
with ZOO tons of guano, was run In
to last evening by the steamship Scot
land, hence for Liverpool, taking the
Kate Dyer on the starboard bow, cut
ting her completely through and
causing her to sink instantly, giving
those who were saved barely time to
get into the boats. Thirteen Of the
crew went down with the ship. The
Kate Dyer had a pilot OF board who
says, as also does the Captain, that
they saw the steamer about fifteen
minutes before she struck them, and
had she kept her course collision
would have been avoided.
The Scotland had her bow badly
stove, and, after picking up the re-
mainder of the crew of the ship,
headed back for New York, but the
leak gaining rapidly she was COM
PEELED to run ashore off Sandy Hook
to prevent sinking, where she still
lies this morning at five o'clock. She
was half fed Of water and her pumps
useless. a
The steamer Arizona, from Aspin
wall BIRD, with large number of
passengers, and one million one hun
dred and thirty. thousand dollars in
treasure, arrived to-day.
The adgices from Bogota state that
the Archbishop had been expelled
from the Republic, his palace and
papers seized by the Government, and
he was awaiting passage to France.
Considerable inconvenience was oc-
casioned in Panama, by the non-arri-
val of ice. laa 80
Valparaiso dates of the Sd, and Call
loa, of the 14th, have arrived at Pana-
ma.
The war feeling against Spain, in
Peru, is increasing. Gillian citizen
ship, to be conferred upon all citi-
zens of Spanish America, and free
trade with all South American Re-
publics, are being discussed.
Col. Prado, late dictator of Peru,
has been elected President almost
unanimously.
Generals Machusa and Balba, have
been dishonorably stricken from the
military lists.
Gen Castillo is to command the
CHILEAN and Peruvian army.
There is a great scarcity of money
in Eucador, owing to the war.
The British bark, Chimborazo,
burned at sea, on the 18th of Novem-
Der. The crew were saved.
VALPARAISO, Nov. Cooper ac
tive and advanced. The supply is
light. Wheat, -four and barley firm,
with an upward tendency. Hides un-
changed.
New York. Dec. 2.-It is stated,
but the authority is very questiona-
BILE, that Stephens is in Boston nego-
tiating for a feet of ships to take
large quantities of arms to Ireland.
! Twelve million four hundred and
sixty thousand dollars have been re
covered up to date as taxes on ac-
count Of the city for this year.
The Bermuda Gazette says: The
second battalion of the Queens Own
regiment sailed for Cork on the 9Th.
1t is stated that Secretary McCul-
loch has been selling treasury gold
the past few days.
New York, Dec. 2.-At a Repub-
lican caucus in Washington, last even
ing, Stevens gave notice that he should
introduce bill to Congress, recurring
the President to submit to the Senate
all appointments made during the re-
cess, within twenty days after its re-
converting. That all appointments re-
jected shall be Ineligible for Office for
three years; that the President report
to the Senate his reasons for removals
during the recess; and, that by the
rejection of presidential appointee, the
Office shall revert to the predecessor.
A special Washington despatch
says: The idea of impeaching Presi-
dent johnson finds but little favor
among congressman.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The report of
the Liverpool breadstufs market of
yesterday, as furnished to the unfor-
tunate victims of the Associated Press
monopoly, states that market as being
very active. The report of the same
market, from well-informed agents
of the United States and European
News Association, stated that the
breadstuff market was dull. The
latter is the only reliable report re-
ceived for the press of this country,
and is so accepted by merchants and
produce dealers generally. This re- /
port of the so-called Associated Press
of very active breadstuff market ID
Liverpool, was undoubtedly promul-
gated in the interest of certain par
ties connected with some of the news
belonging to the decaying mo-
nopoly in this city for speculative pur-
poses; and the successful efforts of
Mr.. Craig, while agent of the late
Associated Press, to prevent Just such
imposition upon the public, while in