The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-23
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PRUSSIA FOLLOWING UP HER
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A GENERAL EUROPEAN WAR
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CONTRADICTORY REPORTS.
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NEWS VIA NEW YORK

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NEWS VIA NEW YORK
New YoRK, July 21,TThe Her
aids correspondence from Paris, Vi
emma. and Berlin contains the sub
stance of the telegraphic report from
Halifax, in attributing the most inn
portant consequences as likely to re-.
suit from the defeat of the Austrian
army at Ladoa. The prevailing opin-
ion was that the war would be CON
tinued, notwithstanding the armlstlce
proposition by Austria, but the ques-
ton put in diplomatic and political
circles was: VIII Napoleon, who is
acknowledged ito be master ofllthe
situation SO far as Italy is, concerned,
at least. permit Prussia, flushed with
triumph, to batter Austria to the
earth, and will he complete the
unity of Italy by returning to Victor
Emanuel, unclogged with conditions,
and thus giving him Rome, or save
Rome to the Church, and thus leave
Italy inegmP!etef 2 v;asb2.Y loro
vastly depressed by the news from
the field of Ladoa, and the citizens of
Berlin were proportionately elated
The Viennians, however, were dis
posed to take philanthropical, view
of affairs, hoping, as has been fre-
uuently the case with Austria after
defeat, that all would turn out for the
best. Hm
New YoRK, July 21,-The Her
aid IS Ottawa dispatch says:
In the Canadian Parliament yester-
day, demand was made for the rea-
son of extending certain rights to
American fisherman in Canadian riv-
ers by the present Government. Mr..
Wall reported that the public inter
ests would not permit the reasons
being made known at that time. Mr..
Mcdonald said, if the British Gov
ernment intended sticking to Canada,
it was time to know it; and in the
course of his remarks he reflected
very severely on Mr.. Blandville, one
of the Ministerial party, who init
mated that he would hold Mcdonald
personally responsible. y . s-lp1 =
New York, July 21.-The official
reports show that the cholera is
making rapid headway, and appears
to be spreading over the entire metro
politan district. It broke out among
the troops at Hart's Island yesterday
Nine deaths occurred during the day
atthat place, and ten deaths occurred
on Governors Island. Two cases out
of seven in the city proved fatal,
and sixteen cases were reported In
Brooklyn, of which five were fatal
A soldier from Hart's Island, on fur
Tough in Boston, died of cholera there
yesterday q 49, ~. sese,s KS
A mercantile letter, received from
Hayti, speaking Of the recent revolu-
ton there, mentioned as breaking out
in Guadaloupe. says that the uniVer-
sal impression is that the overthrow
of Geffrard's government would be
the result. 4L @Atsaslss8 {
The woods in the neighborhood Of
Holbrook's Station, on the H. I.aR
R., have been on. FIRE for several days
past, and are still burning. No esti-
mate can be made of the damage.
New YORK, July 21.-The morning
papers contain the following specials
from Washington: The Senate has
as t.taken no action on the nomina
ton of Governor Randall for Pos
Master General. The hitch seems t.
be. in the Post Office committee
which is reported equally divided
There is ne doubt expressed that tht
Senate will confirm the nomination
which the committee report. 5a, :.
Senior Romero states that he ha
positive information that troops ar
still being dispatched to Mexico b,
Napoleon.
Major Ross, just appointed ? Unitet
States Senator from Kansas in splac
of the late James I'll. Lane, went t
Kansas during the bloody scenes o
1856, and las resided there since, be
ing engaged in the publication, Q
newspapers at Topeka and Lawrence
He has taken a prominent part in tn
history of affairs in that State. sss)
The Times special denies the state
ment that General Rosseau has sen
in his resignation as COngressman
Heawill send in his resignation to-da
and also announce it in the House.
New YORK, July 21.-The Post
Money article says: ~ p iid - '.'@
The loan market is over supplie
and rates favor the borrowers. Tn
stock market is dull and drooping
The receipts of treasure to-day froI
California by the Arizona was tw
million sixty-four thousand and sixt
seven dollars.
New York, July 21.-Five death
by cholera in this city, and seven i
Brooklyn are reported to-day out {
twenty cases.
FOREIGN NEWS.
New YORK, July 21.-By the al