The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-26
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Gold closed at New York on Saturday at
1881.
General Dix, Minister to France, left
New York for Paris on the oath.
The @. NJ. General has on hand, with
what will accrue from sales of Government
property funds enough to pay the bills of
his department for the next fiscal year.
The excitement over the distillery frauds
in New York city and vicinity, still con-
1innes. Two more distilleries were seized
on Friday. The officer serving the process
was threatened with violence, and driven
eR s.,
Rumor says there is no truth in the cur.
rent reports that the President is ready to
abandon his policy of reconstruction
"A revo1utiom in Spain is reported as
likely to occur at any time. 1t is thought
that the Queen will abdicate to avert the
threatened storna. a sA,EB go 4
An1mber of persons accused OF Fenian-
ism have been arrested at Limerick, Ire
land, and large quantities of pixies and
other arms seized By the authorities.
SThepropeller LaeL Belle was SUMS In
St Clair River, by q collision, on the
night.of the I'D. Two men were drowned.
The iCoolie trade has revived in. Je.
maica.
The sugar crop of British Honduras is
said to be the best ever raised there.
Lneius B. Tenny. tried for stealing bonds
from the First National Bank of Green
field, Mass, has been acquitted.
1t is rnmoreu Tsaeek the French Govern
=, a dnff to TFcnT H. II
violation of a previous understanding
with the United States.
Gen. Sherman and Minister Campbell
have no other instructions than TO support
the Juarez government.
Governor Swami VIII not call a special
session of the Maryland Legislature.
"A cotton factory was burned at Bliss
vile, Conn.,, on Saturday night, Loss
SIS, 600 to $4,000.
Fifteen steamers left New York ON, the
24th. carrying six and a half millions of
freight.
Steamer Germapia from Southampton,
arrived at New York yesterday, (the 25th)
with a large number of yellow fever cases
on board. Most Of her news has been an
ticipated by Gable dispatches. 10 s5aiii Is
Our government has taken active steps
towards the suppression of the Coolie trade.
Some anxiety is felt for the safety of the
steamer Brittania which left Glasgow on
the Sd inst. mr. -Fr.sf.r rrrr,,
Inspector Cochrine has been found gull
ty Of accepting brides in the matter Of the
New York distillery frauds.
e ~ IA ,a ,seas,st, and nnf9t+d4Ssi6r 1ra,h-
houses, at Kansas City, NO., were burned
yesterday morning. Two young men were
suffocated, and their bodies consumed in
the flames. Loss 100000, about two-thirds
of which is covered by insurance.
Mai. Gen. Butler delivered his address on
"the wrongs and abuses of the executive
power, and the Constitutional remedy
therefor at the Brooklyn Academy of
Music, on Saturday evening. He was ex-
ceedingly severe ON the President, charg-
ing him with high crimes and misde-
meanOrs.
The headquarters of the Department of
Arkansas are changed from Little Rock to
Fort Smith.
The great Lake Tunnel at Chicago will
be completed to-day. A grand celebration
is being arranged.
An ironclad feet win sail from France
on the 2sth, to bring home the troops from
Rome. rtsf TsRf-sNe
stephens the chief Fenian, is invisible
at New York. He is not expected to reap
near on this side of the Atlantic for some
time. 3ff+ - tat
Immense quantities Of arms are arriving
at Fenian Headquarters in New York from
all parts of the country, and magnificent
donations of arms, money, &C., are
promised by various parties.
The Pope will undoubtedly reside at
Malta, when compelled to leave Rome
General Dix's instructions, it is under
stood, have little reference to Mexican al
fairs, as the Government relies on Napo-
leon to fulfill his promise by the speedy re-
moyal of his troops from this continent
PERsoNAL.-Mr. J. NJ. Griffin, edi-
tor of the Vincennes Gdzsfte, is stop
ping at ne Merchants Hotel. We
acknowledge the pleasure of call