The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-21
NEWS VIA NEW YORK.


New York, May 19.-The steamers
for Europe to-day 0kUut S5, 900
In specie.
Among thy passengers by the Mi
randa, which arrived at Quebec last
week, was Mr.. Mason, the rebel Com
missioner to Elgland.O n IL
The Ttmes's City of Mexico cor
respondent says: Quantrell reached
Zacatitas last August with eleven
companions, bound for the Pacific
port of Mazatlan, on piratical ex
cursfon,. intending, to- take passageEoNH
tie John ~. Stephens, and take pos =
sessibn of her on the voyage. The
planI however, was frustrated by in
Formation reaching the agent at Mazat-
Magruder, Shelby and Price are at
Cordona, Mexico, with about twenty
other ex-rebels, each of whom has
from 320 to $40 acres of land, which
they purchased from private indiyldrr
pals.
BY Mr.. Stephens account it appears
that the Brotherhood in this country
sent to Ireland 9280, 200. The Union
Square Place has been handed over
to the Manhattan Committee for dis
posal. The Committee met at the
Conference of the Long Island Centre,
at Brooklyn, last evening. Addresses
were delivered in Tammany Hall by
Stephens, Deputy Collector Kelly and
other speakers. .......-s,ss,a
General Sweeney publishes some
interesting extracts from the Dublin
Nation, in which the opinion of the
Irish people, as represented by this
paper, is shown to be. decidedly in
favor of his war policy, over that OF
the OMahony party.
The German Beer Brewers met
again, yesterday, to complete their or
.ganization to oppose the enforcement Of
the Sunday clause of the Excise Law
They GepmaEp beer retaile1s apif iian1
keepers, who held mass meeting III
reference to the law, appointed com
mittee to bring its constitutionality
before the ca&fa sfer tadsRd q on
The Societies are making preparations
for an anti-excise demonstration
: which, it is intended, shall come off in
Union Square on the 9TH of JuAes1 i
The President to-day made appoint
ments to fill the vacaHciess ess I'm The Mill
tary Board at West; ;Pointa Hhanamei
will be published in few. days.
Thet NewAY ork Liquor Dealers 80
ciety was in council last .nighS lther
being above fifteen hundred member
in attendance. A large amount Q
routine busines6swas Etrs1nkattaaI LIE
gal advicefb 4, Yqf, Fg 81 given tq tbs member
DR.. Bissell, Deputy Health Officer
reports that no deaths or admission
occurredpn the cholera shiRrfats1th
AEFke afnSeting of the. Htn ia sion
ers of Charity and Correction yestel
day. Commissioner Bell resigned th
Office of Chairman of the Board, an
CommissiDner BnWaha SEhsssele6td
President for the ensuing year. III
number of inmates in the Institute
at present is 1,372s an az Ill. increase rast :,
nineteen since 4he q pc eeeosfl < fSa turn
The master shipbuitders held
meeting yesterday, at which they d
clared Theff fi4fA fekolHtio to- Fesl
the demand Of Nh. afera5lyeI n sIPt f9r g u u
eight-hour system, and AtontTadlct'
the report that two of their body hi
agreed to worko saec6FdiiAgI to. tn
prinoiplnssh q E6ehmarkmnO alsOoAE1
their TesnsctiYe sa comm mpaEs 2Ens n
pied fsSse e l1sj ~ t0agiyeolr y
til thS5 ssaeraE ElssBe eesgfHRd ee9h -4l9
sides the crNstil is, No sNEreRde 81
We have Vera Cruz adaiees to M
9Th. The dt6ldcua guerrilla, Qua
trell, had arrived at Vera Cruz, a
proceeded to the City of Mexico
the 24th of April.
One thousand of the Foreign /
gion had arrived from Toulon.-
1t is reported that 5000 Fren