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

All the arrangements LOT the mill
tary parade on Monday in this city
have been completed. It is believed
that not less than twenty four reRi-
ments of the First Division will be In
the line, numbering about 10, 900 men.
James Eierrcy shot Edward Barry
to-day in drinking saloon, corner Of
Twenty Seventh Street and Sixth
Avenue, killing him. The murderer
was arrested. 9jn
No new cases Of cholera among the
passengers of the ship Mercury, to-
day, and only one death. ~
New YoRK, Nov. 24-Two seiz-
ures of distilleries were made yester-
day for alleged violations of the rev.
enue law, in addition to those already
reported. In one instance the officer
making the seizure was driven off by
crowd of men who threatened him
with personal injury if he did not
leave the premises.
The examination into the case of
the distilleries was continued by
Commissioner Newton; no new evil
dence was adduced. m
from kinGatona .lamaiQa. On the
faflf iil8ls, 81 |elfu t|Iak he eDolie
trade has revived.
The Legislative Assembly was in
augurated on the 10th ult.
Complaints were rife about the high
Dutch and obnoxious laws.
Our dates from British Honduras
are dated Belize, Oct 9th. The
health Of the colony was good, al
though the weather was rainy and
windy. The sugar cane crop is said
10 be the best ever raised in the
country.
The Heald's correspondent at the
Blight ST. Salvador says: During tho
hurricane at the Island the Baptist
church at Freetown was among the
buildings destroyed there. The Legis-
lature at Nassau voted el5,000 TO re-
pair damages.
New YoRK, Nov. 24.-The speech
Of the Earl Of Derby at the Lord
Mayors banquet in London, already
referred to by telegraph, contained
the following:
With regard TO that great country
our natural friend, our relation
may call it that great Republic across
the Atlantic-the storm Of war has in
deed ceased there; but. the surface
nay, ! may say the interior Of society
| is still rufiied and agitated. Yet, j
can not but believe that thai
great and powerful nation which
has made such glorious efforts for the
purpose Of keeping down the burden
| Of debt, which that war has entailed
~, 80 rafi0nal fneuoao which "a ma
king such superhuman efforts to re.
cover its financial position, aud can.
not but believe that country SC
deeply interested in the science b
self government will, and speedily
know how TO compose the agitation
which at present nn4sail- - - Il II !.
~ thn world. nj nodlstant period, tn
@ro ~ ys'f !; fc;na ,,rospect of great, a prous
ana 4 prosperous community an. 4.
may be permitted 60 say, it IN Tn,
course of that dreadful war, whicl
has so long devastated that country
any questions may have arisen be
tween that and our country, whicl
have produced the slightest amoun
Of unpleasant feelings, | have con
{ fident expectation that the two gov
ernments, approaching these ques
! tions in spirit of mutual friendl
! and peaceful Cancellation, will arriv
| at such solution of these question
as win not only serve 10 remove a
! remains of bitterness, but place on
better foundation than ever our rel'
: tions with that great country, I
which we are bound by so many tn
: of interest or regard.