The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-21
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1.-THE CHOLERA IN NEW YORK.
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NEWS MA NEW .YOR K-8s ~
sdF NEW York sJulyb20l 1.-The bay
sdl geIding Dexterwon the purse of s., 600
ed atsthe,trOtting match under the saddle
sa at thelFashionjGe Course yesterdayybeat
srliing General Butler and Toronto
Chief, when he made thelbest time on
arsreeord IF FIora Temple sfamouS' three
-moheats being beaten ed hesee0nd mile
sbnheat7was made in 2:19, which time
-nowas never beaten except by Dexter
sbnhfmsef iniEis trot against time, when,
he madelit in 2:185ss3 3Yed daiiw M
Isl id The police made another capture
sdqyesteraay of "a lot lof finely executed
vnssteel plates presses, dies, iIoliersp pa
sB per, bogus money and four oprasoners.
iolfThe material taken amounts in value
to $4,000. xod n
sans3 Eleven eases of. lcholeras and six
ii deaths nweretafepor yesterday in
-auNew York and four cases, three Of
81 swhich]yere fatal, !, in BROOKLYN IiaAc7
1si tive means to prevent the cholera be-
coming, epidemic have been adopted.
8o1n, The Herald s. City of Mexico cor.
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tgd The American Bible Society is
ii hourishing finely In the Gtyof Mex
d1i ico, and other citiesg Notwithstanding
sd3 thebidetermined. Opposition of 5 the
Priesthood who recently raked upian
old law, and con6scated the stock In
several places But the Emperor
-ssl came to the aid of the Bible Agents
}l and they are free from persecution for
bhathe present sH 7sihse 03sDnAIs H.
oul nSkrmishes and eutrages sby both
iuiiparties make up the main facts of the
1no news. The Liberal cavalry have Civ
DC en- awh6lesome scare to the residents
,gb of " era Cruz, and have made one or
two small raids on the Puebla Rail-
9ajj road. ijsd 5ss7a 81 fsso 9#fi..se ~ y.
NEW YoRK, July Morning pa
s..oi pers contain the following S pecials
r; from Washington > Gen, Rousseau has
s.; rendered his resignation as member
of the House of Representatives to
,t Gov .Bramlette, of Kentucky 81
sye The Secretary of the Treasury has
81 authorized the. acceptance of 7r30 S,
aa from any holders, in exchange for
vel $40 bonds, of 1865, upon equal terms
Fri as respects principal I the interest be-
81 ing adjusted according to the amount
lliw due on each security. The Assistant
III .Treasurerl in New X ork has been
de making the exchange for. some; days
la1s past, but in consequence, OF the pres
yua.ent, high price of Goyernment stocks
.ssa not, so many demands are received.
sgo7 There, is so little, advantage in faver
-qo of ,5120'sl at present, that holders of
small amounts of Government stocks
-~ do not find il to their interest TO- avail
themselves of the opportunity afford
- ed to change them. g7es, .go4sF d
ora A communication from the Presi-
sdt dent, IN compliance with the law
sus gives a list of the aggregate of all fees
received blythe various 0Onsuls, and
~ Consular. Agents during the last year
s.r Those at London Were, over, S3333, ,OD0i
49, Liverpool $27, 600; Manchester. .$23i
-ro 900; Montreal S11 900; Paris $4,000
H. Matamoras $14s sO00i Hayanpa, S23s
~ 600; Hamburgh $4,000; Belfast $9s
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and the scale descends, to very low
ei figures. 10 s9a9hrsoqa 8dt rabng 9
P. B. Randolph, formerly of sNev
York. now of New Orleans, is here t
arrange, if possible, some plan where
go by the freedmen may be educated a
their own expense. O. he has hat
several interviews with officials, al
of whom encourage him In the sensl
ae BILE view he advocates--that. of pre-
ne pairing the negroes for the position Q
l good citizenship. He is to have a.
interview with the President to-mer
Le row. le snoaoi YHsm n3Tis9 !,
isum The Second Comptroller Of tn
rs Treasury has decided that when so
dier, upon his return from desertio
3a or absence without leave of absenc,
sa is sentenced to make good his time (
a. absence, he will be paid at the rate b
is@~ obtained while he was absent, and b
has wilbnot be allowed the benefits of an
law changing. the rates until he sha
have satisfied the sentence or serve
a time equal to that which elapsed b
s tween the ,desertion and the passaG
.-oos- of the law. - siFl xsalIs s-g io tIt8 81
- The Senate Committee on Foreig
10. Relations agreed to recommend the II
30 lection Of Tuckerman, of New Y orl
recently appointed Minister to Greco
and also to strike out the salary Fl
that mission asi.l8 A9
They also agreed to report adversel
In the case of Ex Governor Holder
of North Carolina, appointed to a fo
eign mission, on the ground of b
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